Saudis arrest most wanted terrorist

Security forces have arrested the most wanted terrorist in the kingdom, the official Saudi Press Agency said today.

Saudis arrest most wanted terrorist
Fri, 06 Aug, 2004 - 08:13

Security forces have arrested the most wanted terrorist in the kingdom, the official Saudi Press Agency said today.

Faris Ahmed Jamaan Al Showeel al-Zahrani was arrested last night with another person whose identity should not be disclosed at this stage, an unidentified Interior Ministry official told the agency.

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