Prime Minister Theresa May is set to urge world leaders to stamp out a terrifying ISIS plot to dominate Africa, it has emerged
British secret services suspects the sick death cult is mobilising troops in a bid to seize already troubled African countries.
Hordes of twisted jihadi fighters have already piled into sub-Saharan Africa from the Middle East having been pushed out by US special forces in Libya.
Niger, Chad, Mali and Sudan, and some regions of Tunisia and Algeria, are now thought to the riddled with Daesh militants looking to regroup.
A British official said last night: “Daesh fighters are moving south from Libya.
“We want to get one step ahead of them and prevent their next build-up somewhere else.
“These people are very committed to their cause and they are determined to destroy our way of life.”
Mrs May is due to meet with US president Barack Obama and Chinese President Xi Jinping at the two-day G20 summit.
The conference – which is made up of leaders of the world’s 20 major economies – kicks off tomorrow.
According to the official, Mrs May will call on world leaders from US, France, China and Russia Mrso “step up their efforts” to protect vulnerable African nations.
More than 6,000 jihadis had reportedly flooded Libya by April having fled coalition air strikes in Syria.
Most of Libya’s Mediterranean coastline was under ISIS control, until US and British jets bombarded them from the air, containing their influence to the town of Sirte.
This week harrowing footage emerged of ISIS thugs slicing nine young lads to death with a chainsaw.
And rebel force in Syria recently uncovered a prison believed to have been used by ISIS to torture and rape women.
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