ISIS group urges fanatics to carry out more lone-wolf and vehicle attacks 'without mercy' in the West in twisted posters showing a car crushing skulls

Sick ISIS propagandists have called for more lone-wolf and vehicle attacks on the West in the final days of Ramadan.

The pro-jihadi Nashir News Agency published an image showing a car running over skulls along with the caption 'run them over without mercy'.

ISIS regularly uses its social media channels and anonymous messaging apps to call for attacks on the West, but the latest propaganda drive carries particular weight after a series of attacks across Europe. 

Nashir News Agency, a pro-ISIS channel, has encouraged extremists to carry out more lone wolf and vehicle attacks on the West, saying 'run them over without mercy'

It comes after a spate of vehicle attacks in London, which began with the Westminster Bridge attack back in March while killed five

Four jihadis launched vehicle and knife attacks at Westminster Bridge and London Bridge in recent weeks, killing 13, while an attack on a mosque in Finsbury Park by Darren Osborne used the same ISIS-inspired tactics, killing one.

ISIS claimed responsibility for the actions of Parliament attacker Khalid Masood, and London Bridge attackers Khuram Butt, Rachid Redouane and Youssef Zaghba after their atrocities were carried out.

Meanwhile a successful bomb attack at Manchester Arena by Salman Abedi, targeting young people attending an Ariana Grande concert, killed 22.

This week saw another two attempted bombings when Adam Dzaziri drove a gar packed with a gas canister and weapons at police on the Champs Elysees in Paris.

Khuram Butt, Rachid Redouane and Youssef Zaghba then launched a vehicle and knife attack on London Bridge and Borough Market (scene pictured)

The latest attack was carried out at Finsbury Park mosque, where Darren Osborne is accused of used the same tactics as the jihadis

Another jihadi, Oussama Zariouh, was shot dead by police while trying to carry out a suicide bombing on the subway in Brussels.

Zariouh and Abedi were known to have links to ISIS, while Dzaziri was raised according to the fundamentalist Salafi sect of Sunni Islam, which ISIS espouses. 

Ramadan is a holy month of fasting in the Islamic calendar, in which good deeds are rewarded manifold, and bad deeds especially punished.

In ISIS's twisted interpretation of Islam, this means attacks on non-believers and apostates - which it considers 'good' - will be honoured many times over in the afterlife. 

Source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4632050/ISIS-urges-fanatics-carry-lone-wolf-attacks.html