The British Police has reportedly found a significant arms cache, including a sniper rifle, a silencer & tracer rounds linked to the banned terrorist group al-Muhajiroun in a Coventry, The Observer reported.
"Firearms & ammunition were recovered during the raids & a police investigation is ongoing," the Departt. said in a statement.
Sources also informed the Jihad Watch that four men have been arrested, one of whom has links to the al-Muhajiroun network.
Supporters of the group, which operates in the East End of London & Luton, have carried out atrocities including the 2017 London Bridge attack, the July 2005 bombings & the murder of Lee Rigby in 2013, with a number fighting for Islamic State & al-Qaida abroad.
In addition, reports also suggested that the group is regenerating, buoyed by the release of convicted terrorists from prison.
Of the four men arrested in Coventry on suspicion of firearms offences, a 51-year-old & a 37-year-old remain on bail. Earlier, the counter-terrorism officials had raided two addresses in the city on July 3 & two more on July 15.
A source was further quoted as saying that one of the arrested men had links with the al-Muhajiroun network before leaving the group & had reappeared on the security services' radar after acquiring firearms.
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