ISIS warns of more attacks until sharia rule and islamic law is established all over the world

Bangladesh: Islamic State (IS) in a video message, has issued a warning that it will carry out more attacks in Bangladesh and beyond until Sharia rule and Islamic law, is established, all over the world adding that last week's killing of 20 people in a Dhaka cafe was merely a sign of what is to come.
Recall on Friday last week, that five Bangladesh militants, stormed a very busy restaurant and murdered customers, most of whom were foreigners from Italy, Japan, India and the US, before they were killed.

The video monitored by SITE intelligence site, began with images of recent attacks in Paris, Brussels and Orlando in the US. An IS fighter in the video identified as Bangladeshi fighter Abu Issa al-Bengali, who spoke in both Bengali and English said;

 "What you witnessed in Bangladesh ... was a glimpse. This will repeat, repeat and repeat until you lose and we win and the sharia is established throughout the world,"

Though Bangladesh rejected IS's claim of responsibility for the attack, it blamed it on a local militant group.


The fighter went on to say that Bangladesh must know that it was now part of a bigger battlefield to establish the cross-border "caliphate" it proclaimed in 2014;

"I want to tell the rulers of Bangladesh that the jihad you see today is not the same that you knew in the past," he said from a busy street in the militant group's de facto capital of Raqqa, in Syria.

"The jihad that is waged today is a jihad under the shade of the Caliphate."

In response to the video threat by Bangladesh deputy police inspeccotor general, Shahidur Rahman, he said they were stepping up security in response.

"We are taking this issue seriously. All our concerned units are working tirelessly,"

Police said they are still on the look out for six members of the group suspected to have helped the attackers.