ISIS defector: Migrant ‘sleeper cells are ready’ to attack across Europe
‘Sleeper cells are ready’: ISIS defector warns UK faces MORE terror attacks from jihadi migrants in Europe who are waiting for their strike order from Syria
- Former ISIS commander reveals jihadists are recruited around the world online
- Recruits are send documents, video and propaganda and told to await orders
- When they are told to do so, the sleep cells will carry out a terrorist attack
A former Islamic State commander has
warned ISIS are using the internet to recruit potentially deadly ISIS
sleeper cells in the UK.
ISIS leaders are sending propaganda over
the internet to further radicalise potential recruits and ‘encourage
jihad’, according to Emir Abu Abboud al-Raqqawi — who held several
high-ranking positions within the Islamic religious police force.
In an interview, he has revealed the
chilling details of how multi-lingual and sophisticate terrorist
recruiters are helping to establish sleeper cells in western Europe.
‘Migrants inside the caliphate are in
touch with their friends in the Western world. Their friends and family
in Sweden, in Germany, in France, in the UK, in Turkey, in Azerbaijan or
in other parts of the world,’ al-Raqqaqi told expressen.se.
‘From within the caliphate, they’re recruiting sleeper cells in the Western world.’
One ISIS fanatic, who heads up the organisations recruiter drive, is originally from France and speaks multiple languages.
The ex-commander also detailed how potential recruits are further radicalised over the internet.
He said prospective members are sent
publications, videos and other documents that ‘encourage Jihad’ and show
Muslims being killed in Syria and Iraq.
Due to pressure from the west, ISIS began stopping foreign jihadists from crossing into Syria.
They were instead encouraged to remain in their home countries and await orders to carry out terror attacks.
‘When they’re ordered to attack, for
example, an airport or a supermarket, then they just do it. There will
be more attacks. Even if they’re collapsing and are weaker now, sleeper
cells are awaiting orders,’ added al-Raqqawi.
His revelations follow a series of terror attacks in UK, including the Manchester Arena bombing on May 22 that 23 people.
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