Two Iranians arrested in Kenya were plotting to commit terrorist attacks in Israel, America, England or Saudi Arabia, according to authorities who discovered a cache of explosives in their possession. The Iranian citizens are suspected of being members in the well-trained al-Quds force, a division of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards.

As previously reported, the Iranian rulers have sent out a detachment of the elite commando fighters, named Unit-400, for the purpose of destroying American and Israeli personnel and interests worldwide.
The Kenyan police were not taken in by the suspects. “Our anti-terror officers were highly suspicious of them from the moment they landed in the country,” the authorities disclosed. “From what we saw, their intention was clear to plan and execute terrorist attacks. I cannot say against which countries; it could be any target, from any country.” Statements by the suspects in court that Kenyan authorities stood by as they were tortured by Israeli secret agents were immediately dismissed.

“Iranian terrorism knows no borders,” stated Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in response to the arrests. “After Iran sent its agents to murder the Saudi ambassador on U.S. soil, the country has engaged in attacks in Azerbaijan, Bangkok, in Tbilisi, in New Delhi, and now we have just discovered a plot for a terrorist attack in Africa. The international community must fight against this major player in the world of terrorism.”