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Up to 30,000 people have been radicalised and are part of terror cells or communities which could be inspired by groups such as Islamic State (ISIS), Europol director Rob Wainwright said. In an interview with Bulgarian television, the Briton warned of an “explosion of terrorist activity in recent years”, adding there is “very complex” range of threats facing the EU. Sofia-based news agency Novinite quoted Mr Wainwright as saying: “About 30,000 people in Europe are potentially part of terrorist communities. “Things are not that clear. These people are inspired, but are not subordinate to an ‘Islamic state’.” Mr Wainwright also warned Europe was facing a new generation of threats, including cyber attacks and danger posed by “many groups that resemble mafias in many countries”. He made the comments while in the Bulgarian capital to meet with the oversight committees which monitor the work of Europol. The agency was established in 1998 to combat terrorism and serious organised crime across the continent. In a separate report by Bulgarian media, a study was presented to the country’s parliament today which revealed 800 people had travelled from the Western Balkans to Syria and Iraq to fight for ISIS.
Part of a plan to turn Europe into a Muslim Caliphate?
From Terror Warning, As Up To 30,000 People in Europe May Be In Terrorist Networks - Geller Report
