ISIS has issued a direct threat to Donald Trump as the US President flies into a country currently battling a major jihadi invasion.
Jihadis have been circulating propaganda featuring the a picture of the US President covered in bullet holes as they urge fighters to kill him. The threats come as Trump this evening flies into the Philippines in the final stop of his tour of Asia. Security forces in the Philippines have been battling the threat of jihadis for years, with the city of Marawi being to reduced to rubble by ISIS. Terrorists have been circulating the image on encrypted messaging app Telegram – urging fighters to “lie in wait” and “ambush” the US President. Trump’s Russian opposite number Vladimir Putin also features in the propaganda off to the side, his face also riddled with bullets. The US President has now arrived in Manilla and has shared his first meeting with Rodrigo Duterte with a toast at the ASEAN summit dinner in Manilla. Duterte boasts he is worse than ISIS, compares himself to Hitler, and has threaten to "eat terrorists alive". ISIS have been calling for more attacks worldwide and trying to develop new strongholds as the cult faces looming defeat in the Middle East. Trump’s specialist Secret Service defence agents called “Hawkeye Mogul” are travelling with him to protect the US President from any attempts of his life. He will also be travelling in his tank-like armoured limo The Beast as he flies into Manilla on Air Force One. Trump has now arrived and has shared his first meeting with Rodrigo Duterte with a toast at the ASEAN summit dinner in Manilla. US Army officials have previously warned of the threat of the cult in the Philippines, with Colonel Gerado Meneses warning “this is a growing threat”. ISIS have been spreading through the Philippines since 2013 as they brought local jihadi groups under their black and white banner. Filipino forces have been battling since May to liberate the city of Marawi – on the southern-most island of the archipelago – which was totally conquered by ISIS. The Philippines government believes the city has now been liberated – despite heavy losses and mass devastation from airstrikes. But jihadis in the region have warned the worst is yet to come, and ISIS have been recruiting fighters for the Philippines rather than in Syria. ISIS have issued direct threats to Donald Trump before – using a nine-year-old American boy living in the Middle East. He said: "Allah promised us victory, promised you defeat. This battle is not gonna end in Raqqa or Mosul. It’s gonna end in you lands.” The child identified as Yusuf added: "Do you think that we’ll be finished? Never, We will remain until the day of judgement.” Filipino national police have also identified ISIS have new top commander in the country, called Amin Baco. He is said to be leading the remaining fighters after the battle of Marawi and is described as one of the world’s “most experienced terrorists” by cops. This week a major manhunt was launched for him the days before Trump’s visit, and the US President has previously discuss the ISIS threat with his opposite number Rodrigo Duterte. US forces have supplied the Philippines with weapons since June to tackle ISIS. -- Reprinted from the Daily Star
Jihadis have been circulating propaganda featuring the a picture of the US President covered in bullet holes as they urge fighters to kill him. The threats come as Trump this evening flies into the Philippines in the final stop of his tour of Asia. Security forces in the Philippines have been battling the threat of jihadis for years, with the city of Marawi being to reduced to rubble by ISIS. Terrorists have been circulating the image on encrypted messaging app Telegram – urging fighters to “lie in wait” and “ambush” the US President. Trump’s Russian opposite number Vladimir Putin also features in the propaganda off to the side, his face also riddled with bullets. The US President has now arrived in Manilla and has shared his first meeting with Rodrigo Duterte with a toast at the ASEAN summit dinner in Manilla. Duterte boasts he is worse than ISIS, compares himself to Hitler, and has threaten to "eat terrorists alive". ISIS have been calling for more attacks worldwide and trying to develop new strongholds as the cult faces looming defeat in the Middle East. Trump’s specialist Secret Service defence agents called “Hawkeye Mogul” are travelling with him to protect the US President from any attempts of his life. He will also be travelling in his tank-like armoured limo The Beast as he flies into Manilla on Air Force One. Trump has now arrived and has shared his first meeting with Rodrigo Duterte with a toast at the ASEAN summit dinner in Manilla. US Army officials have previously warned of the threat of the cult in the Philippines, with Colonel Gerado Meneses warning “this is a growing threat”. ISIS have been spreading through the Philippines since 2013 as they brought local jihadi groups under their black and white banner. Filipino forces have been battling since May to liberate the city of Marawi – on the southern-most island of the archipelago – which was totally conquered by ISIS. The Philippines government believes the city has now been liberated – despite heavy losses and mass devastation from airstrikes. But jihadis in the region have warned the worst is yet to come, and ISIS have been recruiting fighters for the Philippines rather than in Syria. ISIS have issued direct threats to Donald Trump before – using a nine-year-old American boy living in the Middle East. He said: "Allah promised us victory, promised you defeat. This battle is not gonna end in Raqqa or Mosul. It’s gonna end in you lands.” The child identified as Yusuf added: "Do you think that we’ll be finished? Never, We will remain until the day of judgement.” Filipino national police have also identified ISIS have new top commander in the country, called Amin Baco. He is said to be leading the remaining fighters after the battle of Marawi and is described as one of the world’s “most experienced terrorists” by cops. This week a major manhunt was launched for him the days before Trump’s visit, and the US President has previously discuss the ISIS threat with his opposite number Rodrigo Duterte. US forces have supplied the Philippines with weapons since June to tackle ISIS. -- Reprinted from the Daily Star