German police raid flats, mosque over suspected Islamic State ties


  • World
  • Wednesday, 24 Sep 2014

BERLIN (Reuters) - German authorities raided a mosque, an Islamic community centre and radical Islamists' flats in cities across Germany on Tuesday on suspicion of having connections to militants in Syria.

The suspects, belonging to the ultra-conservative Salafist movement, are aged between 23 and 36 and police believe they were planning a violent attack although they made no arrests.

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