ISIS attack on Israeli soccer team thwarted, Kosovo police say
The ringleaders behind the planned attacks were members of ISIS in Syria, police said.
According to police, the plot involved synchronized terror attacks in Kosovo and the Balkans, one targeting Israel's national soccer team and fans during the Albania vs. Israel match on November 12.
Days before the match, officials announced it would be held at a new location -- a stadium in Elbasan, Albania -- for 'security reasons.'
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In a statement Thursday, police said they had arrested 19 people believed to be planning the attacks.
The arrests were made between November 4 and November 15, a police spokesman said.
Authorities said they also seized weapons, explosives and extremist religious materials during various raids tied to the alleged plot.
Eighteen of the suspects are Kosovo nationals and one is Macedonian. One suspect was released after 48 hours. The other 18 will be detained for 30 days for interrogation, officials said.
Israel's foreign ministry and the Israeli Football Association declined to comment.
Eighteen of the suspects are Kosovo nationals and one is Macedonian. One suspect was released after 48 hours. The other 18 will be detained for 30 days for interrogation, officials said. Authorities said they also seized weapons, explosives and extremist religious materials during various raids tied to the alleged plot. The ringleaders behind the planned attacks were members of ISIS in Syria, police said. Authorities said they also seized weapons, explosives and extremist religious materials during various raids tied to the alleged plot. Eighteen of the suspects are Kosovo nationals and one is Macedonian. One suspect was released after 48 hours. The other 18 will be detained for 30 days for interrogation, officials said. In a statement Thursday, police said they had arrested 19 people believed to be planning the attacks. Days before the match, officials announced it would be held at a new location -- a stadium in Elbasan, Albania -- for 'security reasons.' The arrests were made between November 4 and November 15, a police spokesman said. Eighteen of the suspects are Kosovo nationals and one is Macedonian. One suspect was released after 48 hours. The other 18 will be detained for 30 days for interrogation, officials said. In a statement Thursday, police said they had arrested 19 people believed to be planning the attacks. The ringleaders behind the planned attacks were members of ISIS in Syria, police said. The ringleaders behind the planned attacks were members of ISIS in Syria, police said. In a statement Thursday, police said they had arrested 19 people believed to be planning the attacks. Authorities said they also seized weapons, explosives and extremist religious materials during various raids tied to the alleged plot. According to police, the plot involved synchronized terror attacks in Kosovo and the Balkans, one targeting Israel's national soccer team and fans during the Albania vs. Israel match on November 12. Eighteen of the suspects are Kosovo nationals and one is Macedonian. One suspect was released after 48 hours. The other 18 will be detained for 30 days for interrogation, officials said. Israel's foreign ministry and the Israeli Football Association declined to comment. The ringleaders behind the planned attacks were members of ISIS in Syria, police said. Authorities said they also seized weapons, explosives and extremist religious materials during various raids tied to the alleged plot. Eighteen of the suspects are Kosovo nationals and one is Macedonian. One suspect was released after 48 hours. The other 18 will be detained for 30 days for interrogation, officials said. The ringleaders behind the planned attacks were members of ISIS in Syria, police said. Days before the match, officials announced it would be held at a new location -- a stadium in Elbasan, Albania -- for 'security reasons.' Eighteen of the suspects are Kosovo nationals and one is Macedonian. One suspect was released after 48 hours. The other 18 will be detained for 30 days for interrogation, officials said. According to police, the plot involved synchronized terror attacks in Kosovo and the Balkans, one targeting Israel's national soccer team and fans during the Albania vs. Israel match on November 12. In a statement Thursday, police said they had arrested 19 people believed to be planning the attacks. Israel's foreign ministry and the Israeli Football Association declined to comment. Israel's foreign ministry and the Israeli Football Association declined to comment. Authorities said they also seized weapons, explosives and extremist religious materials during various raids tied to the alleged plot. Eighteen of the suspects are Kosovo nationals and one is Macedonian. One suspect was released after 48 hours. The other 18 will be detained for 30 days for interrogation, officials said. Eighteen of the suspects are Kosovo nationals and one is Macedonian. One suspect was released after 48 hours. The other 18 will be detained for 30 days for interrogation, officials said. The arrests were made between November 4 and November 15, a police spokesman said. In a statement Thursday, police said they had arrested 19 people believed to be planning the attacks. In a statement Thursday, police said they had arrested 19 people believed to be planning the attacks. Days before the match, officials announced it would be held at a new location -- a stadium in Elbasan, Albania -- for 'security reasons.' Eighteen of the suspects are Kosovo nationals and one is Macedonian. One suspect was released after 48 hours. The other 18 will be detained for 30 days for interrogation, officials said.
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