Al_Qaida 'agent' looked at New York targets

A US man accused of becoming an al-Qaida agent discussed bombing New York cinemas, Grand Central Terminal, Times Square and the Stock Exchange before settling on the city’s subways, a court heard today.

Al_Qaida 'agent' looked at New York targets
Mon, 16 Apr, 2012 - 19:00

A US man accused of becoming an al-Qaida agent discussed bombing New York cinemas, Grand Central Terminal, Times Square and the Stock Exchange before settling on the city’s subways, a court heard today.

Adis Madunjanin went on trial in Brooklyn in connection with the alleged 2009 plot.

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