The United States State Department has issued a travel advisory for Europe, based on information suggesting an imminent Al-Qaeda attack. The advisory urges all Americans in Europe to be aware of their surroundings and take adequate safety precautions when travelling. They stated that they are working closely with European governments to prevent attacks from Al-Qaeda. Seal of the United States Department of State According to CNN , the Undersecretary of State for Management Patrick Kennedy stated, "the advisory is not meant to tell Americans to avoid travel, but to take 'common-sense precautions' in case of trouble." The Undersecretary went on to say, "If they see unattended packages or hear loud noises or see something beginning to happen that they should quickly move away from them." Kennedy pointed out that the warning states individuals should be careful when in public places or riding in public transportation and they should know how to contact the US embassy . The Los Angeles Times have reported the intelligence warning of the attack came from the interrogation of a German-Pakistani man who is being held at a US base in Afghanistan. All across Europe the governments have been alerting the public of the possibility of imminent attacks. 
The United States has issued a for Europe, based on information suggesting an imminent Al-Qaeda attack. The advisory urges all Americans in Europe to be aware of their surroundings and take adequate safety precautions when travelling. They stated that they are working closely with European governments to prevent attacks from Al-Qaeda. Seal of the United States Department of State According to , the Undersecretary of State for Management Patrick Kennedy stated, "the advisory is not meant to tell Americans to avoid travel, but to take 'common-sense precautions' in case of trouble." The Undersecretary went on to say, "If they see unattended packages or hear loud noises or see something beginning to happen that they should quickly move away from them." Kennedy pointed out that the warning states individuals should be careful when in public places or riding in public transportation and they should know how to contact the US . The have reported the intelligence warning of the attack came from the interrogation of a German-Pakistani man who is being held at a US base in Afghanistan. All across Europe the governments have been alerting the public of the possibility of imminent attacks. Related news
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