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RABAT, Morocco – Morocco's Interior Ministry says it has dismantled a five-member Islamic State group cell planning to detonate explosives in crowded public spaces.
The brief statement Monday said the cell had planned to make the explosives using a pressure cooker, and made plans to train in Libya, where the extremist group has made inroads.
Monday's statement didn't specify the nationalities of those arrested, but Moroccans make up a large portion of IS recruits.
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