The Islamic State claims to have killed 362 people in revenge for the fall of their "caliphate"

The Islamic State terrorist group (ISIS) has declared killed 362 people in 92 attacks worldwide as part of a "revenge" after the loss of its last stronghold in Syria and the collapse of its "caliphate" founded in 2014.

According to a series of communications that began to be broadcast on social networks via his agency QAMA On April 9, ISIS reported Suicide bombings, badbadinations and explosions in 80 cities, from Russia to Africa.

In addition, the jihadist group has announced his pbadage into the underground and the beginning of his secret operations, as reported by the British newspaper The weather, as many badysts had advanced.

This new, more traditional campaign of terrorism, far from the ambitions of founding a Sunni and Salafist Islamic state, has been called "The vengeance of the sacred province of Al Sham", referring to the name of historical Syria, which included the current country in addition to Jordan, Lebanon and Israel.

In total, ISIS is awarded 14 attacks in Iraq, 10 in Syria, 3 in West Africa and Egypt, 2 in Somalia, Afghanistan and Libya and one in Russia between 8 and 10 April, according to the specialized portal The defense post.

For the moment, it is difficult to corroborate if these attributions are real and respond to coordinated actions of the terrorist group, or if, on the contrary, they attempt to be credited for independent situations, as ISIS usually does.

For example, the group has been accredited the explosion that occurred recently in Kolomna, outside Moscow, this made a report of a wounded and the authorities attributed a gas leak.

But there are other actions that seem to be the work of terrorists led by Abu Bakr al Baghdadi, a series of recent attacks against security forces in Libya and Egypt and against Kurdish militants in Syria.

As far as announcements arrive on this "Revenge of Al Sham" one month after the liberation of the Kurdish and Arab militias (SDF), with the help of the international coalition led by the United States, in Baghouz, the last bastion of the Islamic State in Syria.

With the fall of this village, the "caliphate" proclaimed by Al Baghdadi in Mosul in 2014 ended. But this is not the case of the Islamic State, whose last members persist with their terrorist campaign from disguised cells.

Shortly after the announcement of the fall of the "caliphate", one of the spokesmen of the Islamic State, Abu Hbadan al-Muhajir, he said in a long 44-minute video that the group would launch a counter-offensiveespecially after the white supremacist's terrorist attack on the Muslim community in New Zealand.

About, The weather also reported that ISIS is would find planning for a new wave of terrorist attacks in Europe, like those executed in 2015 in Paris that left a record of 130 deaths, although their real abilities are a mystery.

For example, jihadists are planning to attack again in the streets of the French capital, as it happened then but they also designated targets ranging from high-speed trains in Germany to energy infrastructure in Switzerland, according to documents found by Kurdish militias on a hard drive in Syria.

Specifically, the documents, addressed to the leader Al Baghdadi, they appoint the head of operations abroad, Abu Khabab al-Muhajir, and mention the existence of two cells in Germany and one in Russia. The main purpose of these groups is to hack and steal money to fund ISIS, in addition to organizing attacks.