Brig. Gen. Atiyya said the suspects were first ordered by their leaders in Syria to assassinate a military commander in an area new Huraimla. Upon the failure of the mission, they were directed to storm a security center, and when, again, it developed to be impossible, they turned to kill security men in Riyadh. He said search is continuing to catch Al-Enezi. So far, investigations revealed that three intermediaries were identified for recruitment, operations and weapons storing, noting that the latest operation was prepared on short notice with a number of intermediaries behind it, from inside and outside. The purpose from showing these details is to prove that our nation and state are targeted by terror organizations, he said, recalling a statement by Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Naif bin Abdulaziz, the Second Deputy Premier and Minister of Interior, that this organization is just another face of foreign countries and organizations who target the Kingdom from distance and try to exploit our citizens and lure them through incentives to become tools of terrorist organizations to execute such terrorist acts. Answering reporters' questions, Major General Al-Turki said the security authorities have gained experience how to launch pre-emptive attacks to foil terrorist attacks, particularly those using the youths as tools. He disclosed that today's terrorist act is the fifth organized inside the Kingdom by ISIS, citing one in a village, affiliated to Al-Ahsa Province with arrest of all the 88 involved, second, an attack on Suwaif border center, third, a firing at a patrol in western security Riyadh and the arrest of the culprit as he was trying to infiltrate through the southern border to Yemen, in addition to the fourth, taking place in east Riyadh whereas two security men were killed. --More 22:20 LOCAL TIME 19:20 GMT www.spa.gov.sa/w