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النهار أونلاين
Prison Sentences for Mali Niger Terrorists
The Criminal Court in Algeria sentenced four suspects involved in terrorism to prison terms ranging from 10 to 15 years, along with a fine of one million Algerian dinars for each of them. This verdict followed the confirmation of their involvement in criminal activities in the desert, including movements linked to armed organizations such as "Support for Islam and Muslims." The suspects were detained after a targeted security operation in Tamanrasset, during which weapons, live ammunition, and communications data confirming their engagement with terrorist groups operating in Mali and the Algerian Sahara were uncovered. They were accused of creating an environment of terror, committing attacks, possessing illegal weapons and ammunition, as well as smuggling vehicles and arms. The case’s proceedings are based on the main suspect’s confessions and their involvement in militant activities, with evidence indicating their categorization within terrorist cells planned to carry out operations against various targets.
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