Inside the jihadi workshop of death: How ISIS is developing driver-free vehicles for bomb attacks in the West and sophisticated new missile technology capable of downing passenger jets
ISIS are developing driver-free cars for bomb attacks in the West
Mannequins with thermostats are put inside to confuse heat detectors
Jihadis are working on new missile technology for hitting passenger jets
By IAN DRURY
DailyMail.com
5 January 2016
ISIS is developing driver-free cars in a bid to carry out spectacular attacks against the West, it has emerged.
Scientists and ballistics experts have been employed by the terror group to create sophisticated new weapons intended to bring bloodshed to Europe.
From a ‘jihadi university’ in the Syrian city of Raqqa, they are working on building remote-controlled vehicles which can be used as mobile bombs in devastating strikes.
In another chilling twist, IS – also called Daesh – have stunned Western security agencies by modifying defunct missiles so they are capable of downing passenger jets or military aircraft.
The products of the terror group’s research-and-development unit were disclosed after eight hours of training videos carried by a captured IS fighter were handed to Sky News.
Major Chris Hunter, a former UK Special Forces soldier and advisor to the British military, said he was shocked at some of the developments revealed in the film footage.
He said: ‘I think this is one of the most significant intelligence finds in terms of Daesh.
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