Paris terror suspect Salah Abdeslam was also reportedly planning attacks in Germany

Salah Abdeslam, the suspected terrorist arrested in Brussels Friday in connection with the Paris terrorist attacks, was also reportedly planning to carry out attacks in Germany, The Telegraph's Justin Huggler reports. A report by Germany's SWR radio says that Abdeslam visited three men posing as Syrian refugees at a shelter in the southern German city of Ulm last October. After the visit, the three men reportedly all disappeared.

Abdeslam was part of an ISIS network set up to "explicitly" carry out attacks on countries, comprised of 30 members divided up into three cells. Many of the first cell's members were killed in a U.S. airstrike on Raqqa, Syria. The second cell is believed to be responsible for the terrorist attacks in Paris last November.