ISIS to churn out new chemical weapons

'...before it was adults, now - teenagers.'

The world has seen the Islamic State spread terror across the Middle East and Europe but where has their agenda led them this time?

LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - Images of captives dressed in orange jumpsuits have splashed headlines for years. The unfortunate reality is that the world is becoming numb to the constant stream of ISIS executions.

When news of a beheading in the Middle East seeps into the daily news, most people don't stop to consider the reality of living in constant fear, hunger and sexual violence.

ISIS is known to have brainwashed children to join their efforts and promote their cause in video propaganda.

They have enslaved women, murdered anyone who dares to defy Sharia law and continues to spread its message of hatred around the world.

Yet it wasn't until the Paris attacks that the world really started to pay attention.

Now, according to Daily Mail, ISIS is prepared to step forward with a new kind of warfare.

Kurdish Peshmerga Gen. Akram Mohammed Abdulrahman explained how ISIS used chemical weapons and suicide bombings in the past - but now the terrorist group is attempting to combine the two methods into one.

General Abdulrahman explained the Islamic State's plan to brainwash teenagers who will then volunteer to wear and detonate chemical weapons in public locations.

"Recently, the militants have been using chemical weapons and suicide bombers, and before it was adults, now - teenagers," Abdulrahman described.

He added: "From our intelligence, there is evidence that they are prepared, so to speak, to combine these two tactics and develop a method to supply chemical weapons to suicide bombers to use on the front."

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