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ISIS urges attacks on World Cup crowds, but U.S. says no specific threat has been identified
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First reported by Walla · Jun 18, 2026
What happened
ISIS has called on supporters to attack World Cup 2026 crowds in the United States, using stadiums and fan zones as targets. U.S. officials say there is no specific threat so far, but security remains at a high level.
- 01ISIS urged attacks on World Cup 2026 crowds in the United States.
- 02The propaganda named stadiums and fan zones as targets.
- 03U.S. officials say there is no concrete intelligence of a planned attack.
- 04Security has been reinforced around stadiums, fans areas, and tourist sites.
- 05Authorities say coordination among security bodies is at the highest level.
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