Brazilian Intelligence is investigating more than 22,000 names of ISIL members

Brazilian Intelligence is investigating more than 22,000 names of ISIL members received from German Federal Police (BKA) last April, that are keeping in touch with persons living in the country.

According to Brazilian website O Estado de Sao Paulo Brazilian Intelligence Agency (ABIN) are keeping under surveillance the members of Salafi and Wahhabi communities in Brazil.

Brazilian Intelligence is trying to identify persons involved in the recent announcement by a Telegram channel named Ansar al-Khilafah, which on July 18 declared allegiance to the ISIL in Brazil.

The group published a text in Arabic with the ISIL symbol on the map of the country.

Another source of concern for Brazilian Intelligence is the system are the children of Brazilians living in Europe who have been attracted by ISIL.

ABIN is keeping in contact with foreign services.

Brazilian website O Estado de Sao Paulo reported that the French Directorate General for External Security (DGSE) is allegedly on the eve of the Rio Olympics without a liaison agent in Brazil.

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