In Turkey, 12 immigrants from the Russian Federation were detained on suspicion of links with the Islamic State.
Law enforcement agencies of Turkey have detained 12 immigrants from Dagestan and Chechnya, suspected of having links with the Islamic State (in the Russian Federation, the organization is recognized as a terrorist organization and banned). This was reported by the Turkish newspaper Hurriyet Daily News, citing sources in the security services. Among those detained is a certain Mohammed al-Haj S., who, according to Hurriyet Daily News, is the commander of the Islamic State cell in Chechnya.