The militants who try to appeal to illegal migrants trying to enter the EU promise quick training and access to Western Europe.
The armed squads organized on the Serbian-Hungarian border publish daily new calls on social media, hiding behind alternating profiles.
According to the national security report published last week, known terrorist organizations such as ISIS, Al-Qaeda and Hamas have been present on the Serbian-Hungarian border for a long time.
In addition to them, the Taliban are also present in Vojvodina, many human traffickers are related to the leaders of the Taliban government in Afghanistan, and members of the Haqqani terrorist group, which are linked to them. These squads regularly recruit new applicants and publish recruitment videos in Arabic, Persian and Pashto.
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@sahilcomando 💫sahil🥷🏼Arab❤️🔥 🦁A🇦🇫F🏳️G🏴☠️400🤬59 ♬ original sound – 400👑59
Underneath the videos are the chants of different Islamist movements, such as ISIS, the infamous Islamic State "anthem" or other war songs inciting against Europeans.
The text of the ISIS song translated into Hungarian reads as follows:
"It's dawn, wait for the final victory! The Islamic State is born from the blood of the righteous and originates from the holy war"
The migrants in the videos also show how they would use their weapons if someone tried to stop them.
@abdullahibrahimkh98 #CapCut ♬ original sound - Khumari zwan
Migrants recruiting in Vojvodina also publish "educational videos" that try to give illegal immigrants advice on how to cross the border and learn about possible routes.
@abdullahibrahimkh98
♬ original sound – Loy_Lofar_93
A special part of the training is damaging and cutting the border fence, for which tools are also provided...
This is how migrants are taught on Tiktok how to cross the border fence
According to the declassified report of the National Security Committee last week, competition and the so-called propensity for violence are increasing among Afghan groups specializing in human trafficking operating in Serbia.
The Taliban secret service has already placed the Afghan human trafficking groups operating in Vojvodina under direct control.
Cover image: The temporary security border barrier on the Hungarian-Serbian border near Röszke on June 6, 2023.
Source: MTI/Tibor Rosta
