The Italian authorities have deported an alleged terrorist to Algeria, who has threatened for several murders’ attempts, during the black decade.
The Algerian named, Larbi Rouabhia, 48, has been expelled after an investigation, conducted by the Italian security services, several media reported, notably La Repubblica.
The alleged terrorist has been embarked on a Rome-Algiers flight.
According to Italian media his deportation has been decided, because he “threatened to carry out massacres” in Italy and he has repeatedly expressed his “hatred for Western cultures and systems”.
The defendant also boasted of killing several men in Algeria, advocating the ISIS terrorist group and threatening to commit “massacres” in Italy by “decapitating children,” Tg24 reported. sky.it.
Larbi Rouabhia has been also registered on the list of asylum seekers in Italy, but his application was rejected.
