Two arrested amid US missile plot fears

Two senior members of a mosque were reportedly arrested in the United States today on suspicion of plotting to buy shoulder-held missiles.

Thu, 05 Aug, 2004 - 14:51

Two senior members of a mosque were reportedly arrested in the United States today on suspicion of plotting to buy shoulder-held missiles.

The men were held after a raid in Albany, New York, following a long FBI operation, according to CBS News.

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