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Monday, 18 April 2022 (YJC)_ In a statement, the ISIS terrorist group called on its supporters to seize the opportunity of the Ukraine war, which it called the Crusades, to carry out terrorist attacks on European soil.
The takfiri terrorist group ISIS announced on Sunday in unprecedented announcements over the past few years that it would avenge the death of its former leader and called on its supporters to seize the opportunity of the Ukrainian war to launch attacks in Europe.
According to AFP, an audio message attributed to the group, which was published in the Telegram messenger, reads:
Relying on God, we declare a struggle to avenge the death of Abu Ibrahim al-Quraishi, the group's former spokesman.
Abu Omar al-Muhajir, the terrorist group's new spokesman, called on ISIS supporters to seize the new opportunity after Russia's invasion of Ukraine (which he described as the Crusades) and to launch attacks in Europe. From lead.
The White House and US defense officials announced in February 2021 that a former ISIS leader had been killed in a US attack in western Syria.
In March of that year, ISIS confirmed the death of its leader, along with a spokesman for the terrorist group, and named "Abu Hassan al-Hashimi al-Quraishi" as its new leader.
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