Australia's Prime Minister Tony Abbott speaks to the media in Sydney on April 18, 2015, after two men were arrested in Melbourne for allegedly planning an Islamic State-inspired terrorist attack using "edged knives" on a ceremony commemorating Anzac soldiers who have fought and died for their country. Seven search warrants were executed in Melbourne by a joint counter-terrorism team, two months after Prime Minister Tony Abbott warned the threat from home-grown extremists was worsening. AFP PHOTO
SYDNEY (AFP) - Two men were arrested in Australia on Saturday for allegedly planning an Islamic State-inspired terrorist attack using “edged knives” on a ceremony commemorating Anzac soldiers who have fought and died for their country.
Police said two 18-year-olds were held over terrorism-related offences.
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