Caches of arms and explosives have been uncovered by the National Popular Army in Algeria, following a collection of tips, according to the Islamic Defence Minister. The "terror bunkers" were in both northern and southern Algeria, and the country is believed to be vulnerable to attacks due to ongoing security and political instability. Militants with links to al-Qaida in the Algerian Maghreb and the ISIS affiliate group, Caliphate Soldiers, are said to be hiding in the dense forests in northern Algeria.
Caches of arms and explosives have been uncovered by the National Popular Army in Algeria, following a collection of tips, according to the Algerian Defence Minister. The "terror bunkers" were in both northern and southern Algeria, and the country is believed to be vulnerable to attacks due to ongoing security and political instability. Militants with links to al-Qaida in the Islamic Maghreb and the ISIS affiliate group, Caliphate Soldiers, are said to be hiding in the dense forests in northern Algeria.