アルカイーダの正体がバレてしまいそうな件（ｗ

スペインでテロ計画？　アルカーイダ系３人逮捕
2012.8.2 22:24

スペインの警察当局は、同国南部カディス地方で国際テロ組織アルカーイダ系組織のメンバーとみられる３人の男を逮捕した。同国メディアが２日報じた。
チェチェン人２人とトルコ人１人で、２００８年にインド西部ムンバイで起きた同時テロに関与したとされるイスラム過激派組織「ラシュカレトイバ」と関係があるという。警察は、スペイン国内でテロを実行しようとしていた疑いがあるとみて調べている。（共同）
http://sankei.jp.msn.com/world/news/120802/erp12080222240005-n1.htm

3 Arrested in Spain Are Accused of Having Links to Al Qaeda - NYTimes.com via kwout

アルカーイダ（アラビア語: القاعدة‎, al-qāʿidah, 英語: Al-Qaeda）は、イスラーム主義（イスラーム原理主義）と反米・反シオニズムを標榜するスンニ派ムスリムによるイスラーム過激派国際ネットワーク。
ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/アルカーイダ

そろそろこのアルカイーダの定義も「反米・反シオニズムを標榜するバチカンの手羽先ネットワーク」とかに変更せんとあかんかもね。（爆ｗ

Published: August 2, 2012

MADRID — The Spanish government said Thursday that it had arrested three men suspected of having links to Al Qaeda and believed to have been planning attacks in Spain or elsewhere in Europe.

Interior Minister Jorge Fernandez Diaz spoke about the arrests in Madrid on Thursday.

Two are citizens of the former Soviet Union and the third is a Turkish citizen, according to Spain’s interior ministry. They were arrested as part of a police operation carried out between Tuesday night and Wednesday.

The Turkish suspect was arrested in La Línea de la Concepción, a southern Spanish town facing Gibraltar, in a rented house where the police also found a sizable quantity of explosives. The other two men were arrested while traveling by bus near Valdepeñas, in central Spain, likely on their way to France.

The men had long been sought by intelligence services, according to the interior minister, Jorge Fernández Díaz.

Mr. Fernández Díaz said at a news conference that the men had undergone military-style training and described the quantity of explosives as sufficient “to destroy a whole bus.” He added, “There are clear indications that they could have been planning an attack in Spain or in another European country.”

At least one of the suspects resisted arrest, although the minister did not specify the exact circumstances.

Spain has recently arrested several people believed to have links to Islamic terrorist organizations. Last month, two Spanish citizens were arrested in Melilla, a Spanish enclave in North Africa, on suspicion of terrorism. In March, Spanish police arrested in Valencia a Saudi citizen described as “the librarian” of Al Qaeda, in charge of its propaganda and recruitment activities.