Men identified by Italian police as Moutaharrik Abderrahim (R) and Khachia Abderrahmane are seen in this handout picture released by Italian police to Reuters, April 28, 2016. Italian Police/Handout via REUTERS
MILAN (Reuters) - Italian police issued arrest warrants on Thursday for six people suspected of conspiring to join Islamic State, and court documents said three of them had been discussing possible attacks on the Vatican and the Israeli embassy in Rome.
Four of the suspects - a couple living near Lake Como, a 23-year-old-man and a woman, all of them Moroccans - were detained in Italy on Thursday, Milan prosecutor Maurizio Romanelli told a news conference.
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