The intelligence site Site reports that ISIS fanatics are asking the so-called lone wolves to carry out attacks in France. For the propaganda they used a digitally manipulated image of the Eiffel Tower, engulfed in flames. The image also shows the black and white flag of the Islamic State flitting from the iconic landmark, while another attack is launched on a nearby building.
Supporters of the Islamist terror network are no strangers to these types of messages with images from major Western cities like New York, London and Rome. They are often shared on encrypted messaging apps like Telegram, to “inspire” extremists to carry out terrorist attacks.
On Monday, the same group published an image depicting a barrage of artillery at the White House in Washington DC, at the Colosseum in Rome and at the famous Egyptian pyramids.
On New Year's Day, they published a chilling depiction that showed a jihadist with a sniper rifle looking out over New York, and another hooded fanatic standing in the middle of a crowd in London.
