A Malaysian man who is suspected of running an Islamic State terror cell in Australia has been arrested in Kuala Lumpur, a Malaysian report says. The 29-year-old was detained by Malaysian counter terrorism officials upon his arrival at Kuala Lumpur International airport about 6am on Thursday, according to The Star Online. The man was reportedly deported from Australia on Wednesday after authorities became aware of his terror activities. A man is suspected of recruiting Malaysian militants to be sent via Australia to fight for IS in Syria, report says The man is suspected of reportedly recruiting Malaysian militants to be sent via Australia to join IS in Syria
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A Malaysian man was suspected of running an IS terror cell in Australia
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The 29-year-old was arrested upon touch down at Kuala Lumpur airport
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The man is suspected of recruiting Malaysian militants to be sent via Australia to fight for IS in Syria, report says
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It is reported that the man was only deported after he violated his visa
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But The Star reports the man was arrested after authorities were aware of his terror activities
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