COPENHAGEN: Two people were arrested in Copenhagen on Wednesday and charged with attempting to supply Daesh with drones, which the organization has used to carry out attacks, police said.
The two were arrested after police and Danish security and intelligence services carried out raids in Copenhagen, the police said in a statement.
The two persons are suspected of being members of a broader network that ships drones and other supplies to Daesh from Denmark for use in combat, the police said. The police did not release their names or any details about them.
They were charged with attempting to collude with terrorism abroad and will appear in court on Thursday, the police said in a statement.
Daesh has increasingly been using drones to carry out attacks in Syria and Iraq.
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