The General Intelligence Agency and State Investigation Department agents have arrested three suspected terrorists of Pakistan origin who are believed to be linked with international homicide and terrorism.

The Police and Special Force agents were in a state of good preparedness to provide security for over 1000 foreign ministers and representatives in Ulaanbaatar during the 7th Ministerial Conference of Community of Democracies on April 27-29th.

In Ulaanbaatar on April 28th, because of the high alert on security, the General Intelligence Agency and State Investigation Department jointly raided three terrorist suspects; Ramzan Hafiz Mohammed, born 1974 and Mohammed Ramzan Mohammed Bakhsh, born in 1969, who are under investigation by the INTERPOL National Central Bureau (NCB) for Pakistan. The third was Hayat Hizar Mohammed Ramzan, born in 1983, under investigation by the U.S. National Central Bureau in Washington

Two of these three suspects have been investigated for being involved with international homicide and terrorism.

Hayat Hizar was charged for 1.2 level theft case by the Suffolk County Court in New York.
They entered Mongolia with business and tourist visas. The reason behind their arrival in Mongolia is still uncertain.