March 15th, 2018 
(THE SUN) — SINCE declaring its self-styled caliphate in June 2014, ISIS has conducted or inspired hundreds of terror attacks around the world.
At the height of its powers it was feared the terror group had more than 80,000 jihadi fighters in Iraq and Syria alone.
And although it is now on the run in the middle east, security experts insist the group is still a major threat to global security.
With martyrdom a key factor of ISIS ideology many members still expect to die for the cause – and not just on the battlefield.
This is why so many have gone underground and formed “sleeper cells” in their countries of origin or other safe havens.
Now they lie in wait ready to stage attacks on locations around the world.
Here is what remains of the terror group’s deadly network…
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