Moroccan authorities, in coordination with Spanish security services, have dismantled a terrorist cell affiliated with the Islamic State (ISIS) group. The operation was carried out by Morocco's Central Bureau of Judicial Investigations (BCIJ).
The cell was reportedly active in the region between Morocco and Spain. Its members were suspected of planning terrorist operations and promoting extremist ideology.
The BCIJ stated that the suspects were arrested in coordinated raids across several cities in Morocco. The operation is part of ongoing joint security efforts between the two nations to combat terrorist threats.
Investigations are continuing to determine the full scope of the cell's activities and potential connections. No further details about the number of arrests or specific targets were immediately released by the authorities.
