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3 men arrested on suspected links to Jakarta attack
JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — Indonesian police on Friday arrested three men on suspicion of links to the brazen attacks in the heart of the country's capital, and said they recovered a flag of the Islamic State group from the home of one of the attackers.
The discovery of the flag bolsters authorities' claim that the attack Thursday was carried out by the Islamic State group, which controls territory in
The arrests of the three took place at dawn at their homes in
Five men attacked a
National police spokesman Maj. Gen. Anton Charliyan told reporters a black IS flag was found in the home of one of the attackers and police believe they have established their identities.
He says two of the five men were previously convicted and imprisoned for terrorism offenses.
The IS link, if proved, poses a grave challenge to Indonesian security forces because until now the group was known only to have sympathizers with no active cells capable of planning and carrying out such an attack.
In recent years Indonesian anti-terror forces had successfully stamped out another extremist group known as
Terrorism experts say IS supporters in Indonesia are drawn from the remnants of Jemaah Islamiyah.
A few hundred Indonesians are known to have traveled to Syria to join the IS. Few have come back. Still, police believe that an Indonesian IS fighter, Bahrum Naim, who is in Syria may have inspired and instigated the Jakarta attack.
Jakarta residents were shaken by Thursday's events but refused to be cowed.
The area near the Starbucks cafe remained cordoned off with a highly visible police presence. Onlookers and journalists lingered, with some people leaving flowers and messages of support.
A large screen atop the building that houses the Starbucks displayed messages that said "#prayforjakarta" and "
Newspapers carried bold front-page headlines declaring the country was united in condemnation of the attack, which was the first in Indonesia, the world's largest Muslim-majority nation, since the hotel bombings in 2009.
Risti Amelia, an accountant at a company near the Starbucks said she was "still shaking and weak" when she returned to her office Friday. But because staff remained emotional, the company decided to send workers home, she said.
Supporters of the Islamic State group circulated a claim of responsibility for the attack on Twitter late Thursday.
The message said attackers carried out the Jakarta assault and had planted several bombs with timers. It differed from Indonesian police on the number of attackers, saying there were four.
The statement could not be independently verified by The Associated Press, though it resembled previous claims made by the group.
Taufik Andri, a terrorist analyst, said although the attack ended swiftly and badly for the attackers, their aim was to show their presence and ability.
"Their main aim was just to give impression that ISIS' supporters here are able to do what was done in Paris. It was just a Paris-inspired attack without being well prepared," he told The Associated Press. Those attacks in November killed 130 people.
VOCABULARY
brazen
(adj) obvious, without any attempt to be hidden:
caliphate
(n.) an Islamic state,
especially one
ruled by a single religiousand political leader
outskirts (n.) (of cities and towns)
the areas that form the edge:
citing
cite (v.)
to mention something
as proof for
a theory or
as a reasonwhy
something has happened
to speak or
write words taken from a particular writer or
written work
specialized law to officially name or mention someone
or something in a law court,
or to officially request someone
to appear in
a court of law:
to praise someone
in the armed forces publicly because
of their brave actions:
led
light-emitting diode:
a device that produces a light,
especially on
electronic equipment
หรือ ่อ2 อ lead
raid.(n.)
a
short sudden attack,
usually by a small group of people:
the act of entering a place by force in order to steal from
it
an occasion when
the police enter a place suddenly in order
to find someone
or something:
footage (n.) film especially one
showing an event:
Escorted (v.)
to
go with a person or vehicle, especially to
make certain that
he, she, or it leaves or arrives safely:
to
go with someone and show them a place:
subsequently
happening after something else:
Vests
(n.) a piece of clothing like a jacket without sleeves, that is worn over other clothes for warmth or protection:
established (adj)
accepted or respected because of having existed for
a longperiod of time
grave (n.)
a place in
the ground where
a dead person is buried:
sympathizers (n.)
a person who
supports a political organization or believes in
a set of ideas:
stamped out
to
get rid of something that is wrong or harmful:
extremist (n.)
someone who has beliefs that
most people think are
unreasonable and unacceptable:
remnants (n.)
a small piece or amount of
something that is left from
a larger original piece or amount:
instigated (v.)
to cause an event or situation to happen by making a set of actions or a formal process begin:
cordoned
cordon off something
to close an area to people and
vehicles:
declaring
to announce something clearly, firmly, publicly, or officially:
condemnation (v.)
to criticize something
or someone strongly, usually for moralreasons:
circulated
to go around or through
something, or to make something go around or through something:
to move around at a party, etc., talking to different people :
assault (n.)
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