Jihadist holds knife to Cristiano Ronaldo in latest sick ISIS propaganda poster threatening 2018 World Cup

This shocking image shows current World Footballer
of the Year Cristiano Ronaldo kneeling bloodied and
bruised with a jihadist holding a knife behind him.
it comes after fellow world football superstarts Lionel
Messi and Neymar were mocked up for a sick ISIS
propaganda photo s.
In one image made and distributed by the pro-IS Wafa
Media Foundation, Barcelona star Messi appeared
beheaded while Neymar was pictured on his knees
crying, while a terrorist stood next to both with a knife
in his hands.
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And that poster came just days after Argentine
football chiefs held a meeting with the Russian
ambassador over safety fears sparked by an ISIS
mock up of Messi crying blood.
Now the latest sickening mock up sees Portugal and
Real Madrid superstar Ronaldo with a black eye and
his hands tied behind his back on his knees in the
foreground, a masked executioner standing behind
him holding up a knife, the pair atop rubble and
broken bones.
"Our words are what you see NOT what you hear. So,
just you wait. We are WAITING too..." reads the
message on the poster.
It is one of a growing collection of images released in
a shocking campaign by the ISIS-affiliated group, who
aim their output at Westerners.
Another image posted last week shows the World Cup
symbol next to a masked man holding a sub machine
with the text 'Wait for Us'.
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They have swamped social media with an image of
the rifle-carrying Jihadi and a bomb bearing the
regime’s infamous black flag.
It stands in front of Volgograd Arena in Southern
Russia football stadium.
It appears to show a Russian jihadist, with many
active in large swathes of Chechnya.
An official symbol of the finals is also included in the
alarming promise to bring mayhem to the tournament.
The 2018 FIFA World Cup will be played across 11
cities in Russia from 14 June to 15 July, when the
final will be played at the Luzhniki Stadium in
Moscow.
Tens of thousands of England fans are expected to
base themselves in the country for the month-long
finals.
Russia’s second largest city, St Petersburg, was scene
of an horrific ISIS attack when a briefcase bomb
detonated on the underground in April, killing 14
people.
The blast was in retaliation to Russia’s airstrikes in
Syria that have helped bring the regime to its knees.
Last week ISIS released another propaganda image
featuring bullet-ridden photos of President Donald
Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin, inviting
its followers to stage more attacks on the group's two
leading foes abroad.
The image, shared throughout pro-ISIS channels on
the encrypted messaging application Telegram,
featured an excerpt of a Quranic verse manipulated
by the ISIS followers to urge fellow jihadis to take
every opportunity to conduct deadly attacks in the
U.S. and Russia.
Despite the jihadis suffering severe territorial losses
to military campaigns sponsored by Moscow and
Washington, the image also claimed that ISIS would
overcome its enemies on the battlefield.
"Lie in wait for them at every chance to ambush," the
text reads beneath photos of Trump and Putin pasted
to gun target practice sheets. "The Levant is the
graveyard of the Russians and Americans."
Thousands of Russians from mainly central Asia have
travelled to the Middle East to fight for ISIS. Experts
in Moscow believe around 2,400 joined the regime in
2015 alone.

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