Two Tunisian terror suspects arrested in Algeria

Two Tunisian terror suspects were arrested
on Saturday near the border with Tunisia, a
security source said.
Tunisian security services informed their
Algerian counterparts about the intrusion of
two suspects into the Algerian territories,
the source told Xinhua on condition of
anonymity.
The two men serve as liaison between
Tunisia-based Okba Ibn Nafaa group and
Algeria-based Caliphate’s Soldiers group,
the source said, adding that they were on
board a vehicle carrying a big amount of
money, an automatic gun, and some secret
documents and letters.
Meanwhile, APS news agency reported that
security services arrested a university
professor and another man involved in a
specializing network of recruiting
youngsters to the fiefs of the so-called
Islamic State (IS).
These operations come after that Algerian
army killed Abdelmalek Gouri, the leader of
the Caliphate’s Soldiers, which claimed
responsibility for the beheading of French
national Herve Gourdel in September.
The French tourist Herve Gourdel was
abducted in Algeria on Sept. 21, and then
assassinated two days later.
The Caliphate Soldiers claimed this crime,
saying they did that to pay allegiance to IS