ISIS vow to ‘hit infidel masses’ in Europe with MORE car attacks in revenge for airstrikes
ISIS has pledged to bring more terror carnage to Europe and the US in an official bulletin published hours after the Barcelona massacre, it has been reported.
By Joshua Nevett
DailyStar.co.uk
18th August 2017
Terrorists turned Barcelona’s famous Las Ramblas boulevard into a bloodbath last night after mowing down dozens of tourists with a van – killing 13 and injuring around 130.
ISIS claimed responsibility for the atrocity via its Amaq News Agency, calling the attackers “soldiers” who “carried out the operation of command”.
In Iraq, where ISIS is facing total defeat, jihadist militants are said to have threatened more car attacks in Europe and the US through an internal memo, Alsumaria news reports.
The message, circulated by ISIS preachers, said foreign terror cells “had been formed to target gatherings and vital commercial centers at those countries”.
It added that these jihadist networks had been set up in response to “strikes by the alliance of infidels and apostates on the Caliphate’s locations”.
Referring to the spate of crude vehicle attacks across Europe, the text threatened more bloodshed with “the spurred horses” – meaning cars – that “hit infidel masses”.
Using cars to run over pedestrians in crowded areas of city centres has become a common tactic for terrorists in recent years.
Terrorists have used cars to murder dozens of people in cities throughout Europe, including London, Nice, Berlin, Stockholm and Paris.
In the UK, a gang of terrorists – led by Khuram Butt – used a van to meander into pedestrians on London Bridge before going on a knife rampage in June.
But the most recent attack was in Barcelona city centre last night, with a manhunt under way to find the driver of the vehicle, alleged to be Moussa Oukabir.
Vile ISIS supporters cheered on the terrorists behind the massacre in a series of sickening encrypted messages.
ISIS jihadists called for vehicle attacks on the West just 10 days before the attack on the popular Barcelona promenade.
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