Berlin truck attack: Three detained in Tunisia including suspect's nephew
Tunisia has detained three suspected jihadists said to be linked to supposed Berlin truck attacker
Anis Amri, including one of his nephews.
In a statement, the Tunisian Interior Ministry said the trio were members of a “terrorist cell…linked to the terrorist Anis Amri who carried out the Berlin attack”.
Tunisian Amri, 24, the chief suspect in Monday’s ISIL-claimed atrocity at a Christmas Market in the German capital which left 12 people dead and dozens more injured, was shot dead by Italian police in Milan early on Friday morning after opening fire on officers during a routine check.
Anis Amri, including one of his nephews.
In a statement, the Tunisian Interior Ministry said the trio were members of a “terrorist cell…linked to the terrorist Anis Amri who carried out the Berlin attack”.
Tunisian Amri, 24, the chief suspect in Monday’s ISIL-claimed atrocity at a Christmas Market in the German capital which left 12 people dead and dozens more injured, was shot dead by Italian police in Milan early on Friday morning after opening fire on officers during a routine check.