ISIS are trying to buy chemical and biological weapons warns David Cameron's Defence Review
ISIS terrorists are trying to buy chemical and biological weapons to inflict a new wave of terror on the world, David Cameron's defence review warned today.
Terrorists also want to get hold of 'dirty bombs' that spread radioactive waste, the startling document said.
Chemical and biological weapons were banned in 1925 after mustard and chlorine gas caused soldiers agonising suffering in the First World War.
But they have been used in Syria's brutal civil war, where there are fears President Assad's regime could have been behind attacks using the deadly nerve agent sarin.
The worrying disclosure was made in the 96-page Strategic Defence and Security Review, which spelled out £12bn of new defence spending alongside an eye-watering 17,000 job cuts.
