Italy on Monday deported a
37-year-old Moroccan who exulted in jail after Tunis's Bardo
Museum terror attacks and said it would be easy for him to carry
out attacks in the Vatican and poison Rome's drinking water. The
man was in jail for petty crimes. The Moroccan has already been
flagged as a "high" security risk. The ISIS-claimed attack took
place on 18 March 2015, when three militants attacked the Bardo
National Museum in the Tunisian capital city of Tunis, and took
hostages. Twenty-one people, mostly European tourists, were
killed at the scene, while an additional victim died ten days
later.
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