ISIS rally supporters to carry out attacks in Berlin and Brussels to 'cripple' Europe in wake of Brexit

UK: The Islamic State (ISIS) has called for attacks on Berlin and Brussels in a bid to cripple the EU after it expressed its pleasure over the anticipated negative economic impact the British referendum would have on the United Kingdom and the European Union.

According to a terror threat monitor site, an encrypted messaging service known with militants, a jihadi Telegram - lauded the economic shambles that sprang up in the wake of the EU Referendum results and urged its supporters to strike at the heart of Europe mainland.
UK military chiefs have warned of a "serious and direct threat to holiday resorts across Europe'" from Islamist terrorist groups like ISIS.

"there is considered to be a heightened threat of terrorist attack globally against UK interests and British nationals from groups or individuals motivated by the conflict in Iraq and Syria" says the Foreign Office (FCO).

Belgian authorities who arrested 12 people in Brussels, say the planed terror attack need "immediate intervention.
The attack is believed to take place in the Belgium capital as fans watch the match between the Belgian national team and the Republic of Ireland on TV.