Italian Investigators: Suspected Extremists Linked to Al-Qaeda May Have Planned Attack on Vatican
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Suspected extremists in Italy may have planned to attack the Vatican in 2010, prosecutors said. Photo: Wiki Commons.
BBC News – Suspected extremists being investigated in Italy over links to al-Qaeda may have been planning an attack on the Vatican in 2010, prosecutors say.
A militant ring was found to be operating in Sardinia, and there had been possible plans to target the Holy See, according to investigators.
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