The Islamic State has alleged for "lone wolf" radicalized Americans to booty affairs into their own easily by award and advancing U.S. soldiers at their homes.
Fox News reportedly acquired a law administration account that warned ISIS fighters accept been application amusing media to advance advertising and animate jihadists alive in the United States to use Facebook and LinkedIn to locate associates of the military.
"You could actually chase for soldiers, acquisition their town, photos of them, attending for abode in Yellowbook or something," one British jihadist reportedly tweeted. "Then appearance up and annihilation them."
As the United States prepares to arm Syrian rebels to action adjoin ISIS, the Central Florida Intelligence Exchange account – blue-blooded "Continued Threat to Aggressive Personnel from Al Qaeda Inspired Homegrown Violent Extremists" -- warns: "These threats will best acceptable access should the U.S. or its allies advance the Islamic State of Iraq and Sham (ISIS) in Syria or Iraq," letters the Daily Mail.
The account was appear on July 18, above-mentioned to Tuesday's arrest of Mufid Elfgeeh, a 30-year-old aborigine aborigine from Yemen alive in Rochester, N.Y., who has been answerable with attempting to recruit ISIS fighters and annihilate bodies in the U.S., letters NBC News.
Peter Boogaard, a agent for the Department of Citizenry Security, responded on Thursday to the threats, adage "there is no aboveboard intelligence at this time to advance that there is an alive artifice by (ISIS) to backpack out an advance in the United States."
He continued, "Public announcement by bodies claiming to be (ISIS) supporters on amusing media aggressive to backpack out attacks adjoin the United States and our allies accept been made, and we are acquainted of them. The artefact referenced is based on such accessible antecedent amusing media letters from beforehand this summer and is not advised to advertence specific, aboveboard affirmation of a artifice adjoin the homeland."
Sources: Fox News, Daily Mail, NBC News
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