Spain arrests two men suspected of Islamist militant propaganda
MADRID - Two men were arrested in Madrid on Wednesday on suspicion of spreading Islamist militant propaganda, the Interior Ministry said.
Police released video footage in connection with the arrests that showed officers uncovering gun magazines and bullets from under rocks in a disused, graffiti-sprayed building.
El Pais newspaper quoted the Interior Ministry as saying the search, in the outskirts of Madrid, uncovered four Kalashnikov AK-47 magazines and over 30 bullets.
The paper said the men were second generation Spaniards of Moroccan and Gambian origin.
Neither the Interior Ministry nor the police could confirm those details in their statement or video or when contacted for further information.
