ISIS claim responsibility London Bridge attack, celebrates attackers

Islamic terror group ISIS has claimed responsibility for London Bridge terrorist attack that left seven people dead on Saturday night, through their affiliated news agency Amaq, more than 24 hours after the atrocity.


A three-gang wearing fake suicide vests were shot dead by armed police after inflicting eight minutes of terror on those enjoying a summer's evening on Saturday on London Bridge, killing seven and injuring 48 - with 21 still critical.

The attackers ploughed a van into pedestrians on London Bridge before going on a stabbing spree through Borough Market and the surrounding streets.

Meanwhile members of the terrorist group have praised the attackers in dozens of images that appeared on anonymous messaging channels with links to the terror group celebrating the slaughter and vowing to carry out more attacks.
One message contained the faces of jihadi fighters killed during other terror attacks in Europe, with a message which said: 'Let Paris be a lesson for those nations who wish to take heed'.
The caption reads: 'Crusading Brits now living in a state of terror and fear! Where is your great Kingdom now?'