Italian police said on Thursday 17 people had been arrested in various European countries as part of a joint operation against suspected members of a terrorist group.
Police say 17 arrested in European anti-terror operation
A spokesman declined to say how many arrests were made in Italy but added that none of the arrested were Italians.
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A statement gave no details about the operation code named "JWEB", saying they would be disclosed at a news conference later on Thursday.
The statement said they were suspected of "international terrorism".
A spokesman declined to say how many arrests were made in Italy but added that none of the arrested were Italians.
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