A terrorist sought by the FBI for over 20 years has been arrested in Britain.

British law enforcement has arrested 46-year-old US citizen Daniel Andreas San Diego, who was wanted by the FBI. The terrorist is accused of carrying out attacks in the US in 2003.

San Diego is suspected of explosions at a biotechnology corporation and a food company in California that occurred in August and September 2003. No one was injured in the blasts, but one of them was aimed at causing harm to rescuers.

San Diego appeared before Westminster Magistrates' Court on November 26, 2024. His extradition to the US is currently being considered.

Arrest of the most wanted terrorist

The FBI reports that the suspect had ties to extremist groups and was a vegan. He also possessed a gun and had several tattoos, including images of burning hills and buildings.

San Diego disappeared from law enforcement's radar in October 2003, and was added to the list of the most dangerous terrorists in 2009.

An explosion occurred at a railway station in Pakistan, resulting in at least 25 deaths, 14 of whom were military personnel. The attack was carried out by a suicide bomber claiming responsibility for these events 'The Balochistan Liberation Army'.