The arrest of a teenager who was planning to kill “at least 100 Muslims” as they would leave mosques was announced today by the Singapore Interior Ministry. The young man appears to have been “inspired” by the attack on the Krankschers in New Zealand. The teenager, who was arrested in March, said he had identified five mosques in Singapore where he was planning to attack during Friday’s prayer, according to the same source. As he said, he was inspired by Bredon Tarad, the perpetrator of the New Zealand Kleisetz attack in 2019, who killed 59 people, a “hero”, as the detainee called him. The teenager “wanted to kill at least 100 Muslims to be more than the victims of Tarad. He also wanted to convey these attacks live, “interior minister and Sanmugan told reporters. In this country where gun possession is one of the most strictly controlled in the world, “it had already made several efforts to get a pistol,” the minister added. […]
Source: News Beast
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