Germany and France on Monday warned against "alarmism" over the Alleged Threat of terror attacks in Europe, as Britain and Japan joined the U.S. in Issuing a travel alert Thurs ITS Citizens. Although France, Germany and Italy say They have no Specific Indications of imminent attacks, the European countries named in EARLIER reports of a terror plot Remain is a high alert.
"At the Moment there are no Indications of imminent attacks in Germany," German Interior Minister Thomas de Maizière Told reporters in Berlin.
There is "a high abstract Threat, and interest from the German at home and abroad Have Been in the sights of International Terrorism for" some time ", they said." But there is no need To Be Alarmist. "
France's Tourism Minister Herve Novelli said on Monday That was it Necessary to be "Vigilante But without Excessive alarmism." There Is No Indication of a drop in tourism since the U.S. launched the ITS latest alert, they reported.
"All the countries have convergent AFFECTED Analyses on the High Level of Threat in Europe," Foreign Affairs Spokesperson Bernard Valero said on Monday, pointing out That the UK, France and Germany were Already a high alert.
Britain on Sunday warned ITS Citizens traveling in France and Germany That there is a high risk of attacks, while Japan ISSUED The Same warning on Monday.
Paris's Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame Cathedral are said To Be In A List of Potential target Listed Leaked in a Western security services report, According to the U.S. TV channel Fox News.
The number of alerts in France has Risen But since September, So Far, They have proved To Be hoaxes.
Germany's Der Spiegel magazine reports That Al-Qaeda Number Three Sheikh Yunis al-Mauretani Planned the attacks and talked about Them Thurs Ahmad Siddiqui, a German national Currently Held at the US-run Baghram Air Base in Afghanistan, the WHO has Been named as the source of the information.
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