3 Pakistanis deported for having relationship with suicide bomber in Saudi

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KUWAIT CITY, July 11: The State Security apparatus has reportedly deported three Pakistanis because of their relationship to the suicide bomber who blew himself with explosives laden belt inside the parking lot of the Suleiman Faqih Hospital in Jeddah last week, reports Al-Qabas daily.

Meanwhile, the daily quoting reliable sources said the State Security police have requested the General Department for Residence Affairs to adopt strict measures while issuing visit visas to some Asians following the suicide bombings and terrorist attacks that have taken place over the past few weeks.

Confession in detail: The Kuwaiti woman Hessa Abdullah Mohammad, who was arrested with her son Ali Omar Al-Osaimi (Abu Turab) for joining the terrorist organization DAESH has confessed in detail her affiliation to DAESH which began two years ago in Reqqa, Syria after her son Abdullah carried out a suicide attack in Iraq, reports Al-Rai daily quoting senior judicial sources.

The sources added rumors that the mother is not involved in terrorist activities is not true because investigations have proved that she was teaching the wives and children of terrorists fighters and motivating them intellectually and psychologically. It was also she who motivated her son Abdullah to join DAESH.

The sources said the security authorities tried on three different occasions to bring the mother, her son and a child to Kuwait, but failed. However, the fourth attempt was successful and they were handed over at the Syrian-Turkish border by the concerned security agencies. The sources added, the son — who had abandoned his studies in Britain and joined DAESH — and his mother confessed before the Public Prosecutor that they offered logistic support for the terrorist operations.

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