Australia picks missiles builder IS on

sydney - Anti-terror units of the federal Australian police on Tuesday arrested a man which Islamic State would have helped to missile technology. Police arrested the 42-year-old suspect at his home in the rural town of Young.

The police have evidence that the arrestee foresaw the radical terrorists of information about how they had to make a laser detection system for incoming missiles and how they could build missiles. The man might even have worked on long-range missiles. The suspect has Australian nationality and is an electrician.

Australia, which has troops in Afghanistan and Iraq, are alert to fellow citizens who want to fight for IS. The government estimates that about a hundred people have left the country to fight the terrorists, especially in Syria. Domestically have been two incidents with people who are called terrorists. In total, four people lost their lives.