'Three musketeers' found guilty of plotting terror strikes in UK

August 02, 2017 16:50

Naweed Ali (29), Khobaib Hussain (25), and Mohibur Rahman (33), who called themselves the 'Three Musketeers' , were today found guilty of plotting a terror attack on police or military targets in the UK, reports BBC.

They were arrested last year following an undercover police operation that used a fake courier firm.

A fourth man, Tahir Aziz (38), was also found guilty of the charges.

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