German prosecutor charges Moroccan man with aiding al-Qaeda
IRNA - Islamic Republic News Agency
Berlin, Dec 20, IRNA
Germany-Terrorism-Al-Qaeda
German federal prosecutors have charged a 25-year-old Moroccan man with aiding the al-Qaeda terrorist network, the press reported Thursday.
Abdelali M. is accused of having a role in the creation of a terrorist group in June and July of 2006.
The suspect is also charged with recruiting three Islamist fighters from Morocco, Egypt and Saudi Arabia for al-Qaeda and smuggling them into Iraq.
Abdelali M. is reportedly linked to another terror suspect Redouane E.H. who is also accused of hiring fighters for suicide missions inside Iraq.
Redouane E.H is also facing trial in the northern city of Kiel on terrorist charges.
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