Three terrorists behind Algeria suicide bomber identified

One of the three terrorists who carried out a suicide attack Sunday on a military barracks in Boumerdes province (50 km east of Algiers) died of injuries Monday on his way to a hospital in Algiers, Echorouk has learnt from well-informed sources.

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• Mustapha. K. who joined terrorist groups in 1998 was wounded following a clash with the Algerian army, said the same sources.
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• The two other terrorists who accompanied him and killed were identified as well. Merzag. M, 18, joined terrorists in April and Ibrahim. M, 34, had already been sentenced to 6 years prison before joining terrorist groups in 2002.
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• Investigations are underway to identify the suicide bomber through a DNA test on his body’s remaining.
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• Terrorists set up a false road block in Tizi Ouzou
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• Witnesses said a terrorist group set up a false road block on Wednesday in the area of Kouanine in eastern Boumerdes.
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• According to corroborating sources, the road block was set up at around 6 am next to a dangerous corner on a national road.
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• The terrorists stopped cars and asked their drivers for identity documents. One hour later, they run away to an unknown destination and a military operation was immediately carried out.
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• Two soldiers wounded in clash
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• Two Algerian soldiers were wounded on Wednesday at around 8 pm in a clash with an armed group in eastern Tizi Ouzou (100 km east of Algiers), according to well-informed sources.
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• The armed group entered into a clash with the army immediately after they had been ordered to stop at a check point. Some terrorists were wounded.