Spanish National Police, in conjunction with Morocco's Directorate General for Territorial Surveillance (DGST), have arrested two individuals in northern Spain suspected of being linked to the terrorist organization Daesh. According to a statement from the Spanish police the arrests took place in the towns of Itsasondo, located in the Guipúzcoa region, and Avilés, in Asturias, as part of a counter-terrorism operation. Spanish officials stated that the suspects are accused of spreading terrorist propaganda, and inciting violence.
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