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ISIS claims they are close to buy nuclear weapon from Pakistan
ByMIRWAIS ADEEL- Sat May 23 2015, 7:52 am
The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) terrorist group has claimed it is closer to buy a nuclear from Pakistan and smuggling it into the United States.
The latest claim by the terror group is seen as yet another propaganda which was published in terror group’s magazine – Dabiq.
The article titled “The Perfect Storm” is attributed to the British hostage John Cantlie who been held captive for more than two years, has appeared in multiple propaganda videos and articles for the extremist group.
Photojournalist Cantlie is regularly used in the terror group’s propaganda and has appeared in a number of videos, including a YouTube series called “Lend Me Your Ears”. He has been held a hostage by Isis for more than two years.
It claims ISIS has billions of dollars in the bank and describes a ‘hypothetical operation’ which involves it buying a nuclear bomb ‘through weapons dealers with links to corrupt officials’ in Pakistan.
The article also describes militant Islamist groups such as Boko Haram, which recently pledged allegiance to Isis, uniting across the Middle East, Africa and Asia to create one global movement, according to the Independent.
It claims this alignment of groups has happened because Isis militants seized “tanks, rocket launchers, missile systems, anti-aircraft systems,” before turning to more extreme weapons the group is not in possession of – such as nuclear weapons.
The article continues “Let me throw a hypothetical operation onto the table. The Islamic State has billions of dollars in the bank, so they call on their wilāyah in Pakistan to purchase a nuclear device through weapons dealers with links to corrupt officials in the region.”
While admitting that such a scenario is “far-fetched” but warns that “It’s the sum of all fears for Western intelligence agencies and it’s infinitely more possible today than it was just one year ago.”
“And if not a nuke, what about a few thousand tons of ammonium nitrate explosive? That’s easy enough to make,” the article reads.
A chilling warning is also issued at the end of the article which states “As the territory of the Islamic State crosses from one border to another like a wildfire that is burning out of control, it’ll be only a matter of time before the Islamic State reaches the western world.”
ome»World»Middle East» ISIS claims they are close to buy nuclear weapon from Pakistan
ISIS claims they are close to buy nuclear weapon from Pakistan
ByMIRWAIS ADEEL- Sat May 23 2015, 7:52 am
The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) terrorist group has claimed it is closer to buy a nuclear from Pakistan and smuggling it into the United States.
The latest claim by the terror group is seen as yet another propaganda which was published in terror group’s magazine – Dabiq.
The article titled “The Perfect Storm” is attributed to the British hostage John Cantlie who been held captive for more than two years, has appeared in multiple propaganda videos and articles for the extremist group.
Photojournalist Cantlie is regularly used in the terror group’s propaganda and has appeared in a number of videos, including a YouTube series called “Lend Me Your Ears”. He has been held a hostage by Isis for more than two years.
It claims ISIS has billions of dollars in the bank and describes a ‘hypothetical operation’ which involves it buying a nuclear bomb ‘through weapons dealers with links to corrupt officials’ in Pakistan.
The article also describes militant Islamist groups such as Boko Haram, which recently pledged allegiance to Isis, uniting across the Middle East, Africa and Asia to create one global movement, according to the Independent.
It claims this alignment of groups has happened because Isis militants seized “tanks, rocket launchers, missile systems, anti-aircraft systems,” before turning to more extreme weapons the group is not in possession of – such as nuclear weapons.
The article continues “Let me throw a hypothetical operation onto the table. The Islamic State has billions of dollars in the bank, so they call on their wilāyah in Pakistan to purchase a nuclear device through weapons dealers with links to corrupt officials in the region.”
While admitting that such a scenario is “far-fetched” but warns that “It’s the sum of all fears for Western intelligence agencies and it’s infinitely more possible today than it was just one year ago.”
“And if not a nuke, what about a few thousand tons of ammonium nitrate explosive? That’s easy enough to make,” the article reads.
A chilling warning is also issued at the end of the article which states “As the territory of the Islamic State crosses from one border to another like a wildfire that is burning out of control, it’ll be only a matter of time before the Islamic State reaches the western world.”
