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BERLIN (WSJ) — Children radicalized by Islamic State could carry out terrorist attacks in Germany, its domestic intelligence agency said Thursday, posing a challenge to security services because of the legal protection afforded to young people in the country.
The German BfV said Islamic State had indoctrinated very young German children living in the extremist group’s territory in Iraq and Syria, for instance, by forcing them to execute prisoners for internet propaganda videos.
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