Husband and wife plotting ISIS terror attack on UK killed in drone strike

The warped jihadis were also assembling team for a "UK operation".

Al-Amriki took over as chief organiser for plotting attacks on the West after Brummie IT whiz Junaid Hussain was killed in a US drone strike last year.

The jihadi told an undercover reporter at the the Sun last month: "I am starting to put brothers together brother — for the UK operation.

"Sorry to push you — can you send a donation and that will be your clearance.

"And while working with brothers you can work on your shipment.”

The terrorist gave details of a UK money agent and said: "Call the brother, he doesn’t know the money is going for Islamic State.

"He knows nothing, he’s just an agent doing his job.

"Contact him and say you want to deposit the money in the bank for Aiman Alkanas. He’ll give you the details.”

In another message, he wrote: "Now you tell me what you can do for us the mujahdeen for the sake of Allah."We can work with huge sums of money and also you can work with us in sending packages of items God willing."

Al-Amriki even warned of his own death, saying: "I am not gonna be around forever."

He added: "I am surprised I am able to even write this with all the non-Muslims bombing us praise to God. Send more planes, send more bombs; for you help raises our faith.”

Terrorism expert Neil Doyle said: "Al-Amriki and his wife were jihadists of significant importance to be hit by a drone strike.

"They are very prominent online and have links across to Brits who are actively encouraging attacks and possibly plotting them too.”

(The Daily Star)