“A few days ago, taking your brothers in Beytülmakdis (Israel) as an example for their blessed actions (…) Now you have the opportunity. Europe is burning and the crusaders are killing each otherThe organization’s new spokesperson, Abu Omar al Muhager, released a 33-minute audio message through audiovisual production company Al Furqan on the occasion of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.
“This is a war that we ask Allah not to put out his fire until those who worship the cross are burned and their kingdom is destroyed and they suffer what the Muslims have suffered.” The telegram, which refers to the Russian invasion of Ukraine that started on February 24, and whose authenticity could not be verified, was broadcast on television channels.
“The Crusaders’ fear of war was evident in Europe and the United States when it reached their lands.Al Muhager claimed that “Russian pride and barbarism and the Soviet Union’s attempts to restore its glory and polarize the world forced Europeans and Americans to enter (the war) and involve others in the Don. Don’t let them pay the price alone.”
At the beginning of the clip, titled “Fight them, God punishes them with his hands”, the spokesperson launched a new military campaign, which he called “invasion” to “revenge the two sheikhs”, referring to the assassination. of the previous leader and also his spokesman.
About The spokesperson issued the second voicemail after announcing the new successor of ISIS, Abu al Hasan al Qurashi, last month.No data is known after his predecessor was killed at the beginning of last February in a US operation in northwest Syria.
Al Qurashi was proclaimed caliph by the Islamic State two years before his predecessor’s death. Abu Bakr al-BaghdadiHis face was unknown and his voice was not heard during his tenure in another American operation, but at the head of a weakened organization that had been stripped of the vast territories conquered in Syria and Iraq.
According to Washington’s version, Al Qurashi blew himself up when he surrounded himself in an act that killed seven people, including his wife and at least two children.