News on Czech involvement in Bin Laden organization denied
Regional-Czech Republic, Politics, 10/8/2001

The Czech minister of the Interior has denied in a statement issued by the Czech dailies issued on Sunday his governments to have had information on that Czech experts had worked in al-Qaeyda organization of Osama Bin Laden.

The Czech daily Malada Fronta said that the Czech specialized sides have started investigation and monitoring of large number of persons who are doubted of collaborating with terrorist networks.

The paper disclosed that Prague received from the American administration secret lists including names of persons and companies suspected to have links to terrorist networks and asked Prague to make sure of the trade activities of persons and companies whose names are mentioned in these lists.

The paper indicated that banking sources said that measures to freeze accounts in Czech banks of certain suspected companies will be taken very soon.

Previous Stories:
  Judgement on Bin Laden's involvement up to international community   (10/6/2001)
  Mubarak receives U.S. defense secretary   (10/6/2001)
  Arab ambassadors accredited to Prague to explain Arab position concerning terrorism   (10/6/2001)
  Yemen: persons arrested for selling Bin laden pictures   (10/5/2001)

Please add a link on your webiste pointing to ArabicNews.com and bookmark ArabicNews.com & subscribe to our daily email news bulletin.

Search