Brevik (left), 77 people were killed in twin suicide attack last July (French - Archive)
Norwegian Anders said bearing Brevik - who confessed to a double attack that killed 77 people in Norway last July - that there are about 80 cell in Europe embrace ideas against radical Islam.
The police investigator said the Norwegian Christian Hathelo told Reuters that there was about three in Norway and eighty in various parts of Europe, adding that Brevik made this claim shortly after his arrest in July 22.
The Hathelo that the police deliberately play down the alleged Brevik regarding the existence of 80 cell shared beliefs in order to avoid causing panic across the continent at the time.
For his part, said police spokesman Roar Hansen, this number and said, "What I received is between 60 and 80, but I do not think that the investigators have confidence in what it says Brevik."
He Hathelo that the police asked the Norwegian authorities in twenty countries questioning 35 people in connection with non-Norwegian offensives, two car bombing in Oslo and shooting at a summer camp youth belonging to the Labour Party.
It is noteworthy that Brevik in prison after pleading guilty to committing a double attack, which killed 69 people in the camp of automatic weapon belonging to the Labour Party, and detonated a car in Oslo, killing eight people.
Source: Agencies