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Saudi Arabia says four ISIL cells separated 

No less than 18 captured for giving haven and assets to ISIL warriors and for enlistment in various parts of kingdom. 


Saudi Arabia has separated four ISIL-connected cells associated with giving sanctuary and assets to needed contenders, and selecting warriors, as indicated by nearby news media reports refering to the inside service.

Programmed weapons were seized from the four cells, which included 15 Saudis, two Yemenis and a Sudanese man, the Saudi Press Agency cited the service as saying on Thursday.

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Security constrains additionally seized more than $500,000 in real money, the reports said.
The crackdown, which started on Saturday, focused on the ISIL cells that had been working in the districts of Mecca, Medina, Qassim and the capital Riyadh, as indicated by Mansour al-Turki, the Saudi inside service representative.

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Among those covered up by the cells was Taye al-Say'ari, one of two presumed warriors killed in a security operation in Riyadh a month ago.