IS Claimed
Las Vegas Mass- Shooting
Islamic State claimed Steven Paddock, 64, the man behind the mass-
shooting in Las Vegas as one of their soldier on Monday, 2 September 2017. The
terrorist group claimed the gunman is known as“Abu Abd el-Bar al-Amriki” directly answer to their leader Abu Bakar al
Bahgadi to target “ the countries of the Crusader coalition” battling the
terrorist group in Iraq and Syria. Despite, the current investigation showed there
are no evidence that link Paddock to any terrorist or hate groups in his action
on Sunday, 1 September 2017.
Islamic States have known to make false or exaggerated claimed including
the attack on a casino in the Philippines that turned out to be a robbery
perpetrate by a heavily indebted gambling addict. According to Sherriff Joseph
Lombardo, the authorities believe the action that took 59 lives and wounded 500
people was conducted alone. On the other
hand, the Islamic States previous attacks on Western soil carried by much
younger men. Earlier incident is the mass-Shooting of a gay club that took 49
live in Orlando, Florida in June 2016. The gunman identified as Omar Marteen,
had pledge its allegiance to Islamic States.
The terrorist group is losing territory and influence in Iraq and Syria.
Since then they had recruited fighters or soldiers overseas through social
media and carried horrible attacks on Western soil in the name of Islamic
States.
Lukas Palaun Hernandio Pessy
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https://www.apnews.com/a3554c3250644262af3f5b94d57b1def/Without-evidence,-Islamic-State-claims-Las-Vegas-shooting
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