article_snippet: Authorities have today arrested 23 suspected members of a terror cell in connection with a jihadist massacre at Tunisia's national museum which left 21 people dead.
article_snippet: Tunisiaconfirmed the arrests saying that 80 per cent of the terror cell responsible for attack on March 18 had been broken up and that the suspects are due to appear in court.
article_snippet: Today 23 suspects have been arrested in connection with attack on March 18 .
article_snippet: However, 23 suspects added that three suspects involved in the attack, who are thought to be Moroccan and Algerian nationals, are still on the run.
article_snippet: Interior minister Najem Gharsalli said: 'Twenty-three suspects including a woman have been arrested as part of a terrorist cell involved in attack on March 18.'
article_snippet: Among Twenty-three suspects including a woman was head of the terror cell, who was identified as Mohammed Emine Guebli.
article_snippet: Interior minister Najem Gharsalli also detailed that two members of the group arrested had also fought with extremists in Syria, with the three others, including the attackers, training in Libya.
article_snippet: Tunisian national Maher Ben Mouldi Kaidi had been previously identified as a suspect and is alleged to have provided the automatic weapons to the gunmen.
article_snippet: Tunisian national Maher Ben Mouldi Kaidi also said the operation was organised by an Algerian jihadist named Lokmane Abou Sakhr, one of the leaders of the Al-Qaeda-linked Okba Ibn Nafaa Brigade, the main Tunisian armed group active along the border with Algeria.
highlights_snippet: Tunisian interior ministry said Tunisian interior ministry had broken 80 per cent of the terror cell .
  
highlights_snippet: Among Tunisian interior ministry was head of the cell Mohammed Emine Guebli .
  