Kuwait arrest 6 in al Qaeda plot

CNN:

Kuwaiti security forces arrested six Kuwaitis linked to al Qaeda who planned to attack a U.S. military installation, the country's state-run news agency reported Tuesday.

The suspects had planned to bomb Camp Arifjan during the upcoming Muslim holy month of Ramadan, Kuwaiti security sources said.

It is unclear when the arrests took place.

The plot also involved an attack on Kuwait's State Security Service headquarters and other government facilities, according to the Kuwait News Agency, which cited a statement from the Interior Ministry.

An investigation into the alleged plot linked to al Qaeda is ongoing, the news agency reported.

Two suspects confessed Tuesday that they planned to attack Camp Arifjan with an explosives-laden truck during Ramadan, which begins August 21, the security sources said.

The other four suspects will be interrogated Wednesday, the sources said.

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The al Qaeda losing streak continues as it is getting harder to execute random acts of mass murder for Allah. Their allies in Pakistan are also suffering defeats. It has been a bad year for al Qaeda. Hopefully, that will continue. Kuwait has been an excellent ally in the war with the Islamic religious bigots.

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