National police deputy spokesman Col. Songpol Wattanachai addresses a press conference in Bangkok, Thailand, December 4, 2015. (AP)
Bangkok:
Thai police say they have received a warning from Russia's state security agency that 10 Syrians who may be linked to the ISIS could stage attacks in Thailand on targets associated with Russia and other foes of the militants.
National police deputy spokesman Col. Songpol Wattanachai confirmed to journalists the authenticity of a leaked police memo mentioning the warning. But he said today that the information is an unconfirmed intelligence report.
The Thai capital was the target of a terrorist bombing in August that killed 20 people, but it was apparently unrelated to the ISIS. There have been few signs of ISIS activity in Thailand, though it actively recruits volunteers from its Southeast Asian neighbors Malaysia and Indonesia.
National police deputy spokesman Col. Songpol Wattanachai confirmed to journalists the authenticity of a leaked police memo mentioning the warning. But he said today that the information is an unconfirmed intelligence report.
The Thai capital was the target of a terrorist bombing in August that killed 20 people, but it was apparently unrelated to the ISIS. There have been few signs of ISIS activity in Thailand, though it actively recruits volunteers from its Southeast Asian neighbors Malaysia and Indonesia.
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