Networks dismantled near Nador wanted to carry out attacks in the kingdom

The members of the two extremist cells recently dismantled near Nador (north) wanted to "carry out jihadist attacks" in Morocco, and had established contacts in the Spanish enclave of Melilla and in Belgium, the Ministry of the Interior affirmed on Thursday."The members of the two cells, imbued with takfiri ideology, had forged links with people abroad sharing the same ideas, in occupied Melilla and in Belgium", announced this ministry in a statement.According to the same source, the goal of these people was "to strengthen their ranks by enrolling a greater number of followers, with the prospect of proclaiming jihad inside Morocco".According to the Moroccan Ministry of the Interior, the leaders of the two networks had also "undertaken to create a private school in the Farkhana region, with a view to instilling takfiri ideas in their children".The dismantling of the +Al Mouahidoun+ and +…