also had 20 balaclavas.

The SBU said police patrols were among 15 targets Moutaux planned to attack during Euro 2016. Other targets allegedly included mosques, synagogues, tax offices, motorways and bridges.

The SBU said Moutaux planned the attacks as a protest against immigration, the spread of Islam and globalization, the BBC reported.

However, French police said there was no specific threat against Euro 2016, which kicks off on June 10, according to the BBC.

The French investigation into Moutaux has so far been handled by a unit that looks into organised crime rather than anti-terror specialists, which suggests French police initially suspected Moutaux of arms trafficking rather than terrorism, according to the BBC. ----------------------------------------­---------------------

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