After the attack in Russia, the terrorist organization ISIS launched a call against Europe and the United States

On Thursday he called the spokesman for the ISIS group, Abu Huzaifa al Ansari attack individually in Europe and the United States he supported Muslims in the Gaza war and congratulated those responsible for last Friday’s attack in Moscow. The appeal was made less than a week after the attack on a Moscow theater that left at least 143 dead.

In a 41-minute “reminder” voice message posted on Telegram and the authenticity of which has not yet been verified, the terrorist organization – also known as Islamic State – said that what is being done now to Muslims in Gaza is “what who suffered twice, a few years ago, from their brothers in Syria, Libya, Iraq, Sinai (Egypt) and Yemen”.

“We thank the soldiers of the caliphate for their efforts and pray to God that they will be able to reach the lands of Palestine to fight the Jews face to face in a religious war that will put them all to death. In this regard, we urge the lone lions to Have “targets Jews and Crusaders everywhere, especially in the United States and Europe.”he stated in the message – originally in Arabic – distributed by the production company Al Furqan, the group’s propaganda organ.

He described the war in Gaza as a “wound of Muslims”, in which it is necessary to fight “and not just slogans and slogans”, according to the speech, also published on the occasion of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan and to commemorate the tenth anniversary of the establishment of the “caliphate”.

“And the fight against the Jews is not accomplished if it is not with the fight against his allies: infidels and crusaders everywhere. From this, we began the united invasion launched to support our families in Gaza and which represents brotherhood among the faithful,” he indicated, according to the EFE agency.

Al Ansari thus reiterated his message broadcast on January 4 in which he called for attacks against the United States, Europe and the entire world, and in which he asked “not to distinguish between atheists, civilians or soldiers”.

During the speech, Al Ansari underlined that after the attack in Iran last January, one of the worst in its history which caused more than 90 deaths, the Islamic State turned against “Russia, the crusade”, a term that group used to designate Christians.

The spokesperson described the attack in Moscow, which caused 143 deaths, as “a bloody attack by a group of lions of the caliphate” to “avenge Muslims and discipline infidels” and which does not require “justification”.

The jihadist group claimed responsibility for the attack on the Crocus City Hall concert hall, 20 kilometers from the center of Moscow, a few hours after the shooting. He also released a video of the massacre from inside, in which a group of people were seen shooting and cutting the throats of concertgoers of the Russian rock band PikNik.

Among those arrested are four terrorists who participated in the attack, which came weeks after the United States and Britain warned of the possibility of an attack in Russia.

“We don’t need to give legitimate explanations by attacking a country that has always fought against Muslims, before and now. And we continue to capture and kill their soldiers in Syria, and before that we defeated their plane in Sinai,” he added.

This refers to the intervention that Russia has been carrying out in the war in Syria since 2015, as well as to the shooting down, claimed by the Islamic State, of the Russian Metrojet plane which left the Egyptian city of Sharm el Sheikh in the direction of St. Petersburg, again in 2015, resulting in the deaths of over 220 people.

Islamic State encourages “confused young people” to go to Africa and Asia to “wage jihad”

Furthermore, the spokesperson of the terrorist group made a appeal to the “confused (Muslim) youth” of the West so that they migrate to the areas where the organization is present, which extend from West Africa to Asia, with the aim of “waging jihad”.

“We repeat our appeal to Muslims around the world to join your brothers in waging jihad (…). I address this message above all to the confused young people of apostate countries who feel guilty for the misfortune of their nation”, he said.

He assured that if these young people “don’t know where to go”, they have the possibility of “living” and going “to the battlefields in the lands of the Islamic State”.

Al Ansari alluded to the fact that before, when they proclaimed themselves a “caliphate” at the end of June 2014, they called for emigration to Syria and Iraq, but “today the lands of the caliphate extend from West Africa to East Africa. Asia”.

He also urged jihadists imprisoned in prisons around the world to be “patient” as they take the oath revenge against the Syrian Democratic Forcesunits composed mostly of Syrian Kurds and supported by the United States that run prisons with fighters and camps with relatives linked to the Islamic State in northeast Syria.