The banned terrorist group ISIS has threatened attacks at Champions League football matches

Bloody extremists issue warning

The banned terrorist group ISIS has threatened to carry out terrorist attacks on four football stadiums where the quarter-finals of the Champions League will be held. The warning was issued on Monday, and the matches themselves are scheduled for April 9 and 10. The extremist organization accompanied its bloody “announcement” with the phrase “Kill them all.”

The media outlet responsible for disseminating the messages of the “Islamic State” (IS, ISIS – a terrorist organization banned in Russia – “MK”) and known as the Al-Azaim Foundation. confirmed its intentions with a poster on Monday morning.

The foundation shared an image threatening to attack the Parc des Princes, Santiago Bernabeu, the Metropolitan and Emirates Stadium with the message: “Kill them all.”

The threat came shortly after Sarh al-Khilafa, an affiliated media group, announced its plan to attack fans who were at the Allianz Arena in Munich to watch the match between Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund. “(Dortmund).

Champions League matches at the Parc des Princes, Santiago Bernabeu, Metropolitan and Emirates stadiums are due to take place this week.

The Spanish government this week activated security procedures for upcoming Champions League matches, AS reported. It is expected that more than 3 thousand security personnel will be deployed at the matches between Real Madrid and Manchester City and Atletico Madrid and Borussia Dortmund.

It is also expected that more than 8,000 Manchester City and Borussia Dortmund fans will travel to Spain for the matches on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.

Counter-terrorism sources told EFE that in the ongoing monitoring of social media by researchers, they have discovered radical threatening messages regarding upcoming sporting events.

Thus, the sources confirmed some information published by the newspapers La Razón and Onda Cero, which refers to a photograph with the slogan “Kill them all” and the name of the four stadiums where the quarterfinal matches are being held.

In any case, the sources emphasized that the level of anti-terrorism preparedness, already at 4 out of 5 in Spain, has been “sufficiently strengthened.”