A terrorist attack in Geneva is prevented: Two Albanians Arrested

Journal “Le Temps” of Geneva reports that US secret services had alarmed their Swiss colleagues over the danger of a terrorist attack in Geneva. According to the newspaper “, the Islamic State” was planning an attack against oil derivative depots near the Geneva airport. In the fall of 2018, American services announced the Swiss secret service on the risk of attack. Information was forwarded to the Geneva police, who then took appropriate measures.

Three people planning the attack had met at a mosque in Geneva. All three, according to “Le Temps”, faced similar problems: unemployment, difficulty integration, failure. They radicalized in the mosque.
The documents are taught that it was planned for two Albanians to come to Geneva to realise the plan. They were arrested on their way to Switzerland. A similar attack, according to American service data, was planned in Basel.

Since the presentation of “Islamic State” on the bloody war scene in Syria, dozens of Albanians from the diaspora have gone to Syria and Iraq to fight for the new “Kalifatin”. Now that the Islamic State “” has practically disappeared, some Albanians are being held in prisons of Kurdish rebel forces.

In March 2014, an Albanian from Switzerland, known as the R. Centre, returning from Syria killed three people, including two members of security forces. Since then, R. He is in prison in Turkey, where he is sentenced five times to life imprisonment - 174 years in prison.

In 2015, Valdet Gashi, a world tai-box champion, was killed in Syria. Gashi lived in Germany, but had often stayed at a financial center in Winterfield near Zürichu and had gone to Syria to fight on the side of Islamic terrorists.

The German secret service assumes that Gashi may have been killed by the Islamic State “itself”. According to some reports Gashi had thought he was going to the Syrian paradise that was propagand by the Islamic State “”, but there he had found hell. In an attempt to escape, he is suspected to have been killed.
Radicalised Albanians have also taken refuge in the so-called Swiss Central Islamic Council”, a militant group led by some Swiss people who say they have converted to Islam. Recently it has been reported that this “Council” is facing financial problems. The main container of Switzerland's Central Islamic Council “” in Kosovo is imam Shefqet Krasniqi. He has also been invited to the “Central Islamic Council conference” in Switzerland.

In German-speaking space (Germany, Switzerland, Austria) not a few Albanians are also locked into action “Lies” (Read) Believers, as if they saw you, distribute Currans on city streets and squares free of charge. “Lines” is considered the first entry gate towards radicalisation of young people.