The Nigerian and an Iraqi were detained on Thursdays, April 7, and accused of planning “a serious act of violence”.
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A Nigerian man, 29, has been arrested in Germany after being linked to the Islamic state in Iraq and Syria (ISIS).
According to Reuters, the Nigerian and an Iraqi were detained on Thursdays, April 7, and accused of planning “a serious act of violence”.
A prosecutor, Thomas Steinkraus-Koch, information was provided by security sources that both men could have been in contact with ISIS members.
Report said no suspicious items were found on the suspects upon arrest but police investigation is ongoing.
They
are being held in the Bavarian capital Munich and nearby
Fuerstenfeldbruck, a police statement said, adding that no imminent
threat to the public yet.
Islamic State had on Tuesday released a video, suggesting it might carry out further attacks in the West, naming, London, Berlin and Rome as possible targets.
The
terror group has claimed responsibility for bombings that killed 31
people in Brussels in March 2016 and attacks in Paris in November 2015
that killed 130 people.
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