ISIS Plans to Attack Algerian Sites on Victory Day Celebrations

Terrorist groups that are related to ISIS in Libya were planning to launch simultaneous attacks, in Tunisia, and then in Algeria, on the eve of the Victory Day celebrations over Gadhafi, March 19, Libya Channel 218 revealed, with reference to the last Ben Guerdane events, in southern Tunisia.

It quoted private sources as saying that seven elements within the terrorist groups, were trained to use drones with wrangling systems, noting that preparations are under way for the use of drones that are loaded with explosives to attack vital and strategic targets, without speaking on how do ISIS terrorists get them.

Libyan channel confirmed that a large number of terrorists displaced from Syria and Iraq towards Libya, with forged passports that made it possible to fool customs and security services, as this information matched with the statements of a group of the arrested after the clashes of Ben Guerdane, as they confirmed that they enter the Tunisian territory with forged passports.

Libyan channel report revealed that the number of terrorists who tried to control Ben Guerdane is 450 elements, who returned from several countries around the region, and the neighbouring regions, in order to initiate the transfer of the war to the south of Tunisia and Algeria.

“Documented information show that a number of militants are stationing in Libyan mountains near the Algerian soil, and they incise a ground tunnel between Ghadames in Libya and the Algerian Mekkas area for the storage of weapons and explosives, in order to prepare to attack some points in the Algerian closed border and open them for “volunteers” who are coming from the Libyan desert.

Case of retrieving six Stinger missile systems, on Thursday night, after the elimination of three terrorists in Guemar, Oued Souf province (southern Algeria), which is adjacent to the Tunisian border, uncovers serious threats in view of the seriousness of this type of rockets that enabled the “Afghan terrorists” to resolve the war in Afghanistan against the former Soviet Union, because they make the attack over air targets easier.

Previously, Algeria intensified its military presence on the border with Libya, based on information of the attempt of terrorist elements to infiltrate to the Algerian soil, after the air strikes that targeted ISIS elements in Seberata.