New Delhi, 4 February 2021 Thursday
Shihab al-Muhajir, the new leader of the global terrorist organization Islamic State (ISIS) Iraq and Khurasan (ISIL-K), has been created. Muhajir will now operate the terrorist organization in India, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Maldives and Sri Lanka. The terrorist organization has also been linked to a dangerous Haqqani network, according to a report by UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.
The 12th report of the UN Secretary General on the potential threat of ISIS states that the ISIL-K terrorist organization currently has between one and two and a half million fighters in many provinces of Afghanistan, not the main concern of online recruitment of sympathizers of ISIL-K in South Asia. That the people of this organization have started making human bombs, in which women are also being recruited.
According to the report, Shihab al-Muhajir was announced as the new leader of the organization in June 2020, which allegedly operates ISIL-K in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, India, Maldives, Sri Lanka and Central Asian countries, according to the report. Has been asked to form a relationship with.
The Haqqani network, backed by Pakistani security agencies, is one of the most experienced insurgent groups in Afghanistan, behind some of the deadliest attacks in North Waziristan, Pakistan and Afghanistan.
The UN Secretary-General said in a report that member states and UN experts have expressed concern that terrorists could try to take advantage of new vulnerabilities arising from the Corona crisis, including all peace-loving countries.
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