Sentence examples for internal intelligence service from inspiring English sources

France once had many Islamist mosques, but its internal intelligence service rooted out radical imams, and the country's mosques are now pointedly apolitical.

One police officer and two officers of the Federal Security Service, Russia's internal intelligence service, were killed in the clashes, a spokesman for the National Antiterrorism Committee told the Interfax news service.

The Paris prosecutor, Jean-Claude Marin, said Monday the investigation now centered on "a possible swindle" inside Renault's internal intelligence service, which acts as a form of internal police and security service.

The Paris prosecutor, Jean-Claude Marin, said the investigation had shifted toward "a possible swindle" inside Renault's internal intelligence service, which acts as an internal policing and security service.

But he was wounded after he stepped in, and he later found himself bound in a hospital, suspected by the Israeli police and the internal intelligence service of being the bomber's accomplice.

While much of what was contained in the inquest commission's report was already known, it revealed that Norway's internal intelligence service, the P.S.T., had been informed by customs officials seven months before the attacks that Mr. Breivik had bought a bomb-making chemical from Poland but that it did not act on that information.

The Prime Minister, Manuel Valls, announced a package of new security measures, including additional staff for France's internal intelligence services and unspecified "controls" on the use of the internet to recruit would-be jihadis.

In an internal report by Kenya's national intelligence service, leaked to media after last month's killings at the Westgate shopping mall, Abdulkadir is named as the lead planner of a plot sanctioned by al-Qaida's core leadership in Pakistan to perpetrate attacks in Kenya in late 2011 and early 2012.

General Dagan says that Gabi Ashkenazi, who headed the armed forces, and Yuval Diskin, who until last month ran the internal-intelligence service, the Shin Bet, both agree with him.

The third, General Hamidou Laanigri, is former head of the internal Moroccan intelligence service known as the D.S.T.

Then, almost exactly a year ago, Brigadier-General Wissam al-Hassan, the head of the Lebanese Internal Security Force's intelligence service, was literally liquidated by a bomb in east Beirut.