April 13th, 2018 
(UK EXPRESS) — By Latifa Yedroudj
TWO men thought to be members of the ISIS ‘Beatles’ terror cell have declared there will be “more IS-inspired attacks in Europe”. The duo, Alexanda Kotey and Shafee Elsheikh, were captured by the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) this year.
The men, both from west London, did not deny being members of the ‘Beatles’ group and appeared to show no regret for their actions in an interview for Sky News today.
They did not denounce terror attacks in London, Manchester, Paris and Brussels and said that joined the Islamic State for “religious reasons” and accepted being a part of IS.
Speaking to Chief Correspondent Stuart Ramsay, Shafee Elsheikh said:
“There is a difference being aligned to Islamic state or agreeing with Islamic State policy.
“It is by default, just like being born into a certain country.
“We are British citizens, do you agree with everything beingd done in the UK?”
Replying to comments from Mr Ramsay, Mr Elsheikh said:
“You being a British citizen, you don’t turn around one day after the UK commits a war crime or an act of terrorism… and say this isn’t what I signed up for.”
Alexanda Kotey, a 34-year-old from Paddington, was described by his neighbors as a “reserved and polite boy”.
He left to Syria in 2009, leaving behind his London life and two children.
Since becoming a member of IS, the terrorist is believed to have helped recruit other Britons to join the terror group.
El Shafee Elsheikh came to the UK as a child refugee from Sudan.
The 29-year-old worked as a mechanic and was described by his mother as “very clever” and a “nice boy”.