April 19, 2022 Alert!
The National Security Agency (NSA) has intercepted encrypted messages between members of al Qaeda, ISIS, and other extremist networks mentioning possible targets in the Middle East, East and West Africa, and Central Asia.
During an ongoing money laundering and risk assessment operation in the Middle East, Egypt, and parts of South and Central Asia, Ultrascan-AGI investigators have discovered, through human intelligence:
- in the recent months ISIS sent messages and messengers to activate terrorism cells and funding FROM, IN, and FOR - Indian Kashmir, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Maldives, Seychelles, Philippines, Thailand, Dubai UAE, Qatar, Djibouti, and Bahrain.
- in recent days ISIS sent messages and messengers from Badakhshan province in north Afghanistan to call for jihad by ISIS groups in west and east Africa. Activate terrorism cells FROM, IN, and FOR Burkina Faso, Nigeria, Uganda, Kenya, Rwanda, and Congo DRC
Ultrascan-research - Surveillance, Counter Surveillance, and HUMINT revealed a new ISIS threat vector at ACCRA GHANA. Alert - - - May 10-31
Targeting (high-profile) travelers and cities
The capabilities of the different cells are (not limited to) poisoning, hijack (intercontinental) airplanes (!), busses, and trains.
- The NGO Kill list "Any obstacle that the Al Qaida ISIS network faces in its effort to achieve its mission statement, the terror network identifies as a threat." Those are considered prime targets for the Al Qaida-ISIS networks and other extremist groups.
Africa a Key Continent for the Al Qaeda Terror Network
- Al Qaeda has silently invested significantly into building an ideological base in weak African and Asian communities. Building a social structure and capacity for impoverished communities with free education, medical aid and food. Its support and presence through affiliates in Africa and Asia has since 2009 quadrupled. Its main targets still are the African 'Magnificent 5' countries Uganda, Kenya. Tanzania, Rwanda and Burundi
