Report: Bosnia looks for terror suspects

Bosnia's spy agency OSA is trying to locate two suspects wanted on terror charges in Germany. The pair, identified as Erik Breininger and Hussein Al Mali, are believed to have planned a terrorist attack. Report: Bosnia looks for terror suspects "We have certain information that these two persons might have entered Bosnia-Herzegovina. We are checking this, trying to locate them and see if they are still in Bosnia," today's Banja Luka daily Nezavisne Novine quotes its OSA sources. Reports in the German media said yesterday that police in that country believe Breininger was trained to become a suicide bomber while in Afghanistan, and that he and Mali planned a terrorist attack in Germany. Germany's federal police on Sept. 25 issued a warrant for the pair's arrest. However, Bosnian's State Agency for Investigations and Protection (SIPA) said they had no information that the suspects might be hiding in Bosnia. At the same time, Bosnia's Federation MUP spokesman Robert Cvrtak refused to comment on "operative information".

Report: Bosnia looks for terror suspects

"We have certain information that these two persons might have entered Bosnia-Herzegovina. We are checking this, trying to locate them and see if they are still in Bosnia," today's Banja Luka daily Nezavisne Novine quotes its OSA sources.

Reports in the German media said yesterday that police in that country believe Breininger was trained to become a suicide bomber while in Afghanistan, and that he and Mali planned a terrorist attack in Germany.

Germany's federal police on Sept. 25 issued a warrant for the pair's arrest.

However, Bosnian's State Agency for Investigations and Protection (SIPA) said they had no information that the suspects might be hiding in Bosnia.

At the same time, Bosnia's Federation MUP spokesman Robert Cvrtak refused to comment on "operative information".