Overview

• Spanish authorities detained three individuals in Castelldefels and Montcada i Reixac for alleged jihadist terrorism offenses.
• The suspects used multiple social media profiles to disseminate extremist propaganda, glorify terrorist acts, and issue threats.
• Searches uncovered manuscripts referencing lone-wolf attacks and martyrdom, along with computing devices and a bayonet.
• The detainees were reportedly aligned with jihadist ideologies promoted by groups like the Islamic State.
• This operation, part of a broader anti-jihadist campaign, brings the total number of terrorism-related arrests in Spain to 55 this year.