DEADLY PLOT Doomsday cult behind gas attack that left 6,000 injured is using sick tactics to lure recruits amid ‘mass murder’ fears
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A DOOMSDAY cult behind a deadly chemical attack is recruiting a new generation of followers – with fears of “indiscriminate mass murder”.
Aum Shinrikyo released nerve gas on the Tokyo subway in 1995 – in the country’s most catastrophic attack to date.
In 2018, 13 of its leaders were executed, and the cult was classified as a terrorist organisation in the UK, US, the EU, Russia and Canada.
But their followers have not disappeared.
Today, they operate under the guise of a new name – Aleph – and they are actively recruiting, totalling 1,190 members as of April last year.
The group is still “conducting activities under the absolute influence” of its former leader, Chizuo Matsumoto, Japan’s Justice Minister Keisuke Suzuki said.
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