Two terror suspects were killed Thursday while another was arrested in a police operation to arrest suspects believed to have links to the Sharm El-Sheikh deadly bombings, which took place last July. A press release issued by the interior ministry said the dead were Khaled Msaed Muslem, a dentist, and Talab Murdi Suliman, jobless. The detained suspect was identified as Yunis Muhammad Alian. The three are believed to have taken part in the execution of the bombings which claimed 64 lives, mainly Egyptians.They have escaped following the attacks, to a mountainous area in the Sinai peninsula. The statement said three policemen, including an officer, were injured during the clash. It explained that the three suspects were trying to escape arrest using a car and started firing at the police forces. Quantities of arms and explosives, a video camera, a forged documents and car number plates were found in the suspects' car. The arrested suspect gave details on the perpetrators of the bombings, according to the statement.