Three Saudi security men killed in clashes to the north of Riyadh
Saudi Arabia, Local, 9/6/2004

Three Saudi security men were killed and seven suspected men were arrested yesterday at dawn in a quarter to the south of Breida, north west of the capital Riyadh.

A Saudi security source said that the clashes took place after a security force patrol carrying out breaking in campaigns in the outskirts in quarters situated to the south of Breida that was exposed to a fire and this resulted in setting fire in one of the cars and the killing of the three security me who were inside it.

These clashes came with continued Saudi security forces chasing of suspected men wanted over having links with al-Qaida organization.

Several days ago, the Saudi ministry of the Interior announced the surrender of the Saudi Abdullah Bin Abdul Aziz Bin Ahmad al-Muqarran, one of the master minds of the hostages seizing in al-Khober to the east of the Kingdom by the end of May this year in which 22 persons were killed.

Al-Riyadh has placed a list of 26 persons accused of carrying out a series of explosions that targeted since May 2003 foreign interests in which more than 90 persons were killed and hundreds were injured. The list of the number of wanted persons decreased to 10 persons after other persons in this list were killed, detained or surrendered.

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