More than 1 thousand Moroccan militants fight in Syria and Iraq
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Rabat - SANA
Morocco’s Minister of Interior Mohammed Hasad said that the number of the Moroccan terrorists who fight in Syria and Iraq hit 1122, in addition to the Moroccans who went to Syria and Iraq from Europe whose number is between 1500 and 2000 persons.
Minister Hasad was talking during a general session of the Moroccan House of Representatives.
He indicated that a huge number of the Moroccan terrorists are leaders of extremist groups, and they plan to implement terrorist attacks in Morocco as a big number of them went to Syria and Iraq to train.
128 Moroccan Terrorists were arrested after they returned to their country, while more than 200 Moroccan terrorists were killed in Syria and Iraq.
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