Japan warns about Europe terror; tourists are calm
Japan and Sweden joined the US and Britain on Monday in warning citizens about traveling in Europe because of concerns about a terror attack. Pakistani intelligence officials said five German militants were believed killed in an American missile strike close to the Afghan border.
Two officials said the victims were believed to be German citizens in the region for terrorist training. A third said they were believed to be foreigners, but gave no details. The officials spoke anonymously because their agency does not permit operatives to be named in the media. (AP)
