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Morocco spy chief warns ISIS are planning chemical attacks in Europe and claims to have smashed 25 plots in the past year

ISIS terrorists have tried to create chemical weapons abroad and are hoping to one day use them to attack Europe, it has been claimed.

Abdelhak Khiame, Morocco's head of counter terrorism, claims his unit has smashed 25 ISIS plots in his country in the past year alone - including one in February involving mustard gas.

The ISIS cell, which had smuggled in weapons from nearby Libya, was planning chemical attacks on four cities plus a suicide bomber strike.

He told The Sun: 'It's very possible that Daesh would use this process to target Britain and other EU countries.

'It already has brigades of children and we know they train them in their camps looking to use them in terrorist attacks in Europe. As for chemical weapons, we have seen here how easy they are to prepare.