Report: ’ISIS’ to Use Weapons of Mass Destruction in Europe

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The European Union and its member states must prepare for the possibility of a chemical or biological attack on their territory by "ISIS", according to an analytical report prepared for the European Parliament.

The terror organization "may be planning to try to use internationally banned weapons of mass destruction in future attacks" according to the European Parliament document compiled by its political analyst Beatrix Immenkamp in the wake of last month's Paris attacks.

The extremists have recruited an army of scientists and already smuggled chemical and biological weapons into Europe and the attack could consist of a dirty nuclear bomb, biological, or chemical weapons, the report warned.

And a staggering 150 cases of nuclear or radiological trafficking have been reported annually as the terrorist group continues to wage war against the West.

Intelligence services have also been warned to screen returning terrorist fighters for "specialist chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear knowledge.

Since the beginning of October 2015, terrorist attacks in Ankara, the Sinai Peninsula, Beirut, Paris and Tunis, for which "ISIS" has claimed responsibility, have cost the lives of 500 people. Immediately following the latest attack in Paris, the terrorist group threatened further attacks in European cities.

"ISIS"has vowed that future strikes will be more lethal and even more shocking. This has prompted experts to warn that the group may be planning to try to use internationally banned weapons of mass destruction in future attacks.

Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team