“On March 24, 2010, Saudi Arabia announced the arrest of 113 alleged al Qaeda militants who it claimed were planning attacks on oil facilities. Fifty-eight of those arrested came from Saudi Arabia, and fifty-two came from Yemen; the others were from Bangladesh, Eritrea, and Somalia. Saudi security officials said that the suspects were divided into three separate cells, and during the raids the security forces discovered weapons, ammunition, and suicide belts.”
– Daveed Gartenstein-Ross, Bin Laden’s Legacy, Pages 153-154