Muslims Planned Jihad Massacre at Cologne Cathedral, Austria, Germany, Spain Receive Warnings Muslims Plans to Carry Out Attacks on New Year’s Eve or Christmas

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European countries warned of planned Islamic terror attacks

‘Austria, Germany and Spain received warnings that an Islamist terrorist cell plans to carry out attacks on New Year’s Eve or Christmas.

BREAKING:

Police arrest members of Islamist terror cell that was about to strike targets in Cologne, Vienna, and Madrid.

Christmas masses in churches are to have been prioritized targets for the terrorists.

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Muslims planned jihad massacre at Cologne cathedral

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“Targets could also include Christmas services in Cologne, Vienna and Madrid.”

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“Several arrests: Islamists planned an attack on Cologne Cathedral,” translated from “Mehrere Festnahmen: Islamisten planten Anschlag auf den Kölner Dom,” by Frank Schneider, Bild, December 23, 2023:

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Cologne – The security authorities in Austria, Germany and Spain have received indications that an Islamist terrorist cell may want to carry out several attacks in Europe on New Year’s Eve or Christmas.

Targets could also include Christmas services in Cologne, Vienna and Madrid. According to BILD information, the first arrests by special units are said to have taken place today in Vienna and also one in Germany.

Since 2010, 18 Islamist terrorist attacks have been prevented in Germany.

The Vienna police therefore reported in the evening: “Due to a current threat assessment by the Office for the Protection of the Constitution and the continued increased terror alert level, there is generally an increased risk in Austria during the Christmas holidays.

Since terrorist actors across Europe are calling for attacks on Christian events – especially around December 24th – the security authorities have increased the corresponding protective measures in public spaces in Vienna and the federal states. “Dangerous places or objects in particular are increasingly monitored and guarded.”

In Cologne, the Cologne Cathedral is to be searched in the evening. The police operations management wants to make sure that dangerous objects have not already been deposited in the church. That’s why explosives detection dogs will also be used.

A spokesman for the Cologne police: “Due to a warning of a threat to Cologne Cathedral, the Cologne police will take special protective measures beginning this evening. The police will not comment on details of the available findings due to ongoing investigations by the police state security service.”

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Cologne’s police chief Michael Esser, who is leading the operation, explains the security measures: “Even if the reference refers to New Year’s Eve, we will take everything into account this evening to ensure the safety of cathedral visitors on Christmas Eve. In coordination with the security officer of the cathedral chapter, the cathedral will be searched with sniffer dogs after the evening mass and then locked. Tomorrow all visitors will be screened before entering the church.”

The police and the Cologne Cathedral Chapter recommend avoiding bags and arriving early to the masses.

► In Vienna, St. Stephen’s Cathedral is said to be particularly at risk. The Vienna police even announce access controls with submachine guns.

“These precautionary measures serve to maintain the general safety of the people in Austria. There will be increased police precautions over the Christmas holidays. Civilian and uniformed emergency services with special equipment and long weapons are deployed. Police attention is focused primarily on churches and religious events, especially church services and Christmas markets. The measures are taken depending on necessity and can also include access controls if necessary. Visitors to events and church services are asked to bring a photo ID and to allow more time than usual.”