183 innocent victims slaughtered in 15 month-wave of Isis attacks as evil jihadis try to destroy Western way of life
THE London Bridge massacre is the latest in a long line of terror attacks to hit Europe in the past 15 months.
Evil jihadis have slaughtered 183 innocent victims across the continent in a warped bid to destroy the Western way of life.
June 3, 2017: Van and Knife Attack in London
Three men used a van to run over people on London Bridge before ditching the vehicle and going on a stabbing spree in Borough Market.
Seven people died and 48 others were injured during the eight minutes between the start of the attack and the armed police gunning down the suspects - who were wearing fake suicide vests.
The attack took place on a Saturday night just after 10pm when people were eating and drinking at the bars and restaurants dotted around Borough Market.
May 22, 2017: Suicide Bomb Explosion in Manchester
As music fans poured out of Manchester Arena following a concert by American popstar Ariana Grande, a suicide bomber detonated his weapon.
Salman Abedi killed 22 people and injured 119 others in the worst terrorist attack on British soil since the London tube and bus bombings on July 7, 2005.
Isis claimed responsibility for the killings with reports suggesting Abedi was a Libyan refugee with links to an armed Islamist group based in the North African country.
April 7, 2017: Truck Attack Hits High Street in Stockholm
The driver of a hijacked truck deliberately drove into crowds on Stockholm's famous Drottninggatan street that is known for its high end shops and department stores.
Five people died and 15 others were injured in the lorry attack which was carried out by Rakhmat Akilov, an Uzbek national whose refugee application had been rejected.
British citizen Chris Bevington was among the dead with Swedish authorities saying Akilov was known to them because of his sympathies for Isis.
April 3, 2017: Subway bombing in St Petersburg
A bomb hidden in a briefcase was used to kill six passengers on an underground train in St Petersburg, Russia, and also injure eight others who later died from their wounds.
64 people on the subway system were also injured but police managed to find and defuse a second explosive laid by suspected bomber Akbarzhon Jalilov.
He died in the explosion but Russian authorities claim he was trained by Isis and, although a Russian citizen, was born in Kyrgyzstan.
March 22, 2017: Car and Knife Attack in Westminster
Five people were killed and 49 others injured when a man used a rented car to plough through pedestrians on Westminster Bridge before stabbing a policeman to death.
Islamic convert Khalid Masood was shot dead by an armed police officer after knifing PC Keith Palmer who died protecting Parliament and British democracy.
He was given a full service funeral with his coffin taken from the Palace of Westminster to Southwark Cathedral as his colleagues lined the route in full dress uniform.
December 19, 2016: Lorry Attack on Christmas Market in Berlin
A German Christmas market was turned into a bloodbath when a man used a lorry to run down shoppers in the run-up to the most important day in the Christian calendar.
Anis Amri stole the truck and ploughed it into the festive gathering which resulted in the deaths of 11 people and 56 others injured.
Four days later he was killed by police in a shootout in the suburbs of Milan, Italy, with Isis releasing a video of him pledging allegiance to the terrorist organisation.
March 22, 2016: Coordinated Bomb Attacks in Brussels
Thirty-two civilians, plus three terrorists, were killed and more than 300 people injured in three coordinated suicide bombings in Brussels on the morning of March 22 in what was the deadliest act of terrorism in Belgium’s history.
Two bombs were detonated at Brussels Airport and one at the Maalbeek metro station in central Brussels.
A further bomb was found during a search of the airport.
Three suicide bombers, Najim Laachraoui, Ibrahim, El Bakraoui and Mohamed Abrini, were seen on CCTV walking through the departures hall of the airport shortly before the first explosion at 7.58am.
The second explosion happened nine seconds later, killing 17 people in total, including Laachraoui and El Bakraoui.
Just over an hour later, at 9.11am CET, another bomb exploded on a packed train at Maalbeek metro station, located near the European Commission headquarters in central Brussels, killing 14 passengers.
Four people later died in hospital, including one of the two bombers responsible, Khalid el-Bakroui.
His accomplice, Osama K, is in custody. ISIS immediately claimed responsibility for the attacks.
All of the bombers belonged to a terrorist cell which had been involved in the November 2015 Paris attacks.
July 14, 2016: Mass Murder in Nice
A 19 tonne cargo truck was deliberately driven into crowds celebrating Bastille Day on the Promenade des Anglais in Nice, France, killing 86 people and injuring 434 on the evening of July 14.
The attack ended when the driver, 31-year-old Mohamed Lahouaiej-Bouhlel, a Tunisian resident of France, was shot and killed by police.
Five hours after the attack, French President François Hollande announced an intensification of the French military attacks on ISIS in Syria and Iraq.
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July 18, 2016: Afghan teenager axe attack in Southern Germany
Islamic State claimed 17-year-old Afghan refugee, Muhammad Riyad, who attacked passengers on a train in Wurzberg, southern Germany with an axe while shouting Allahu Akbar, was one of its 'fighters'.
Three people were seriously injured. Police shot Riyad dead as he attempted to flee the scene.
He had been in Germany since 2014, having claimed asylum, and was living with a foster family.
July 24, 2016: Twelve injured in German wine bar attack
A Syrian migrant killed himself and injured 12 others after setting off a bomb in front of a wine bar in the Germany town of Ansbach.
Mohamed Deleel had earlier recorded a video on his phone pledging allegiance to ISIS.
Deleel, who had been denied asylum in the country and was due to be deported to Bulgaria, had originally tried to get into a music festival hosting 2,500 people, but was turned away as he didn't have a ticket.
Instead he walked to a nearby bar to set off the deadly device, which was packed with metal.
July 26, 2016: Priest Beheading in France
Two ISIS terrorists stormed a church in Normandy before slitting the throat of an elderly priest in front of terrified worshippers during mass.
Adel Kermiche, 19, and his accomplice, Abdel Malik Petitjean, 19, forced 84-year-old Father Jacques Hamel to kneel then filmed themselves butchering him and performing a 'sermon in Arabic' at the altar of the church in Saint-Etienne-du-Rouvray, according to witnesses.
Kermiche was being monitored with an electronic ankle tag having earlier been arrested for twice attempting to flee France to join the terror group in Syria.
His bail conditions allowed him to roam unsupervised between 8.30am and 12.30pm, leaving him free to murder the priest during the morning service.
Both were shot dead by police marksmen in Rouen as they emerged from the building shouting 'Allahu Akbar' following the attack that also left a nun critically injured.