The man who trained them was a member of ISIS' feared internal security - the terror group's equivalent of The Gestapo. He claims they were trained abroad before returning to Britain six weeks ago with a mission. They have been trained to use grenades, make bombs and use other weapons.
Speaking to Sky News, he confirmed they were English and said: "They got training for a month and a half and then they went back home.
"I am telling you it (an attack) is happening. It's been a month and a half since they went back." One potential target for ISIS is said to be this Saturday’s VJ commemorations involving the Queen. It is believed to be part of a new strategy with the terror group urging British jihadis to carry out attacks at home rather than travelling to Iraq or Syria. The shock claims were uncovered by an exclusive online sting by Sky News using fake social media accounts to unmask Islamic State recruiters.
An undercover investigator spoke to a terrorist responsible for training some of those believed to be in Britain. He claimed they had received training to help launch an attack.
He said: "Yes, yes, yes everything, all of this - using the Kalashnikov, the pistol, the bomb, grenades and other things.
"They have lessons after training that last an hour then they leave.
"We don't see too much, we are there for their protection; seeing what they are actually doing or what they are talking about is impossible, it is forbidden."
The IS chiefs - a married British couple called Junaid and Umm Hussain - told undercover reporters that a girl in Glasgow was poised to murder and maim using an improvised explosive device (IED).
Over a four-month period, Sky News invented and developed characters and employed a freelance investigative reporter to “run” the characters - one male and one female.
Speaking to Sky News, he confirmed they were English and said: "They got training for a month and a half and then they went back home.
"I am telling you it (an attack) is happening. It's been a month and a half since they went back." One potential target for ISIS is said to be this Saturday’s VJ commemorations involving the Queen. It is believed to be part of a new strategy with the terror group urging British jihadis to carry out attacks at home rather than travelling to Iraq or Syria. The shock claims were uncovered by an exclusive online sting by Sky News using fake social media accounts to unmask Islamic State recruiters.
An undercover investigator spoke to a terrorist responsible for training some of those believed to be in Britain. He claimed they had received training to help launch an attack.
He said: "Yes, yes, yes everything, all of this - using the Kalashnikov, the pistol, the bomb, grenades and other things.
"They have lessons after training that last an hour then they leave.
"We don't see too much, we are there for their protection; seeing what they are actually doing or what they are talking about is impossible, it is forbidden."
The IS chiefs - a married British couple called Junaid and Umm Hussain - told undercover reporters that a girl in Glasgow was poised to murder and maim using an improvised explosive device (IED).
Over a four-month period, Sky News invented and developed characters and employed a freelance investigative reporter to “run” the characters - one male and one female.
UK Mirror
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