The online activist hackers group released a video statement vowing to track down those responsible for Thursday's massacre in the French city
Online hacking group Anonymous has issued a chilling warning to the terrorist group behind Thursday's terror attack in Nice, saying we will track them down.
Anonymous posted a video statement on YouTube on Friday saying " to defend our values and our freedom, we're tracking down members of the terrorist group responsible for these attacks."
"We have already expressed our determination to neutralize anybody who will attack our freedom. We'll be doing the same now...expect a total mobilization on our part."
The group launched #OpParis campaign in November 2015 following the
Paris terror attack and claimed to have taken down pro-ISIS Twitter
accounts.
Terrorist Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel slaughtered his innocent victims in a terrifying rampage lasting just 75 seconds.
He stuffed weapons and a grenade into a rucksack before cycling from his home to pick up the 19 tonne lorry parked nearby.
Posing as an ice cream delivery man, he then drove onto Nice’s famous Promenade des Anglais to carry out his attack.
Bouhlel’s relatives described him as an “unlikely jihadist” who drank alcohol and took drugs.
His ex-wife’s cousin Walid Hamou said the killer never attended mosque and was “a nasty piece of work”.
The dad-of-three ploughed through terrified tourists and locals who had gathered to watch the Bastille Day fireworks.
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