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This article is about ISIL-related events in 2024. For other time periods, see list of terrorist incidents linked to ISIL.

This is a timeline of Islamic State (ISIS)-related events that occurred in 2024.

Timeline

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January

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February

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  • 2 February – ISWAP gunmen opened fire on police officers at a police station in Gajiram, killing four.[20]
  • 7 February – 2024 Balochistan bombings: ISIS claimed responsibility for two bombings in Pishin and Killa Saifullah which killed at least 30 people and injured over 40 others.[21][22]
  • 8 February:
  • 9 February:
    • Pakistani forces killed Abdul Shakoor, an ISIS-K member it said was behind the 2024 Balochistan bombings. The Inter-Services Public Relations said that he was planning to conduct further attacks in Balochistan.[26]
    • Mucojo attack: ISIS fighters conducted a raid in Mucojo, killing at least 25 Mozambican soldiers. The attack was the group's deadliest on Mozambican troops since 2021.[27] They also killed a bus driver near Meluco, and left a note urging Christians to convert to Islam or pay a jizya, or else they would be killed.[28]
  • 12 February:
    • Pakistani forces confirmed the killing of senior ISIS-K leader Surat Gul during a counter-terrorism raid.[29]
    • Filipino officials said that the mastermind of the Mindanao State University bombing was killed during a clash between ISIS supporters and government forces.[30]
  • 13 February:
  • 15 February – Filipino officials arrested a woman declared by the United States as a facilitator for the Islamic State's Philippines branch.[33]
  • 18 February – A gun battle between Filipino troops and the ISIS-aligned Maute group left six soldiers and two rebels dead near Munai.[34]
  • 19 February – Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) rebels killed 13 people in Mambasa Territory, Ituri Province in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo.[35]
  • 20 February – ADF rebels armed with machetes and guns killed 11 people in Beni Territory.[35]
  • 24 February – Iraqi authorities said they captured two ISIS members during an operation outside of the country. The location of the operation was not disclosed.[36]
  • 25 February – A landmine left by ISIS killed 13 truffle hunters in Raqqa Governorate.[37]

March

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  • 1 March – ISIS claimed responsibility for a roadside bombing which killed one Iraqi soldier and wounded at least four others in Tarmiya.[38]
  • 2 March – Zürich stabbing attack: A 15-year-old boy who pledged allegiance to ISIS stabbed an Orthodox Jewish man in Zürich, Switzerland.[39]
  • 3 March – 2024 Karabulak clash: Six alleged ISIS members were killed during a counter-terrorism operation that resulted in a shootout in Karabulak, Russia. A man walking by was reportedly killed in the crossfire.[40]
  • 6 March:
    • ISIS militants killed 18 villagers collecting truffles and injured 16 others near Kobajeb, Syria. At least 50 people were missing and are suspected to have been kidnapped.[41]
    • Mozambican authorities reported that at least 72 children were missing and suspected to be kidnapped by ISIS following recent jihadist attacks in Cabo Delgado.[42]
  • 7 March – The Federal Security Service (FSB) announced the killing of two Kazakh nationals in Kaluga, who were suspected to be ISIS militants plotting an attack against a synagogue in Moscow.[43][44]
  • 10 March – The Iraqi Army announced that it killed ten ISIS militants within the past 24 hours.[45]
  • 16 March – A landmine planted by ISIS in Raqqa Governorate killed 16 people and injured nine others.[46]
  • 17 March:
    • The Maute group ambushed Filipino soldiers as they were returning to their base in southern Philippines, killing four.[47]
    • Ugandan security forces were put on high alert following a statement by deputy military spokesperson Deo Akiiki announcing that ADF rebels had crossed into the country from the Democratic Republic of the Congo.[48]
  • 19 March – German police arrested two Afghan nationals who were suspected of plotting an attack against the Swedish parliament in support of ISIS.[49]
  • 20 March:
  • 21 March – 2024 Kandahar New Kabul Bank bombing: ISIS claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing at a branch of the New Kabul Bank in Kandahar, claiming it was targeting the Taliban. The Taliban claimed that three people died and 12 were injured, while the Mirwais Hospital claimed 20 people were killed and over 50 were injured.[52][53]
  • 22 March – ISIS claimed responsibility for the Crocus City Hall attack in Krasnogorsk, claiming it was targeting Christians. At least 140 people were killed and over 360 were injured.[54]
  • 23 March – Russian authorities detained 11 people in connection to the Crocus City Hall attack, including the four perpetrators.[55]
  • 24 March – An ISIS bomb and shooting attack killed 11 truffle hunters in Raqqa Governorate, and three others were kidnapped.[56]
  • 26 March:
    • Turkish authorities arrested 147 people suspected of having ties with ISIS across 30 provinces.[57]
    • German interior minister Nancy Faeser said in a statement that ISIS-K poses "the greatest Islamist threat to security in Germany," and announced temporary border controls during the soccer 2024 European Championship, which begins on 14 June.[58]
    • Spanish police arrested a man in Barcelona who they said had been carrying out "intensive efforts to encourage terrorism" and had suspected links to ISIS.[59]
  • 27 March – Eight members of the Maute group and seven members of the Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters surrendered to the Filipino military and handed over various firearms in Maguindanao del Sur.[60]

April

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  • 2 April:
  • 4 April:
  • 6 April:
    • Iranian police arrested three ISIS members, including a senior operative, and detained eight others following clashes in Karaj.[66]
    • Turkish authorities announced that they detained 48 people with suspected ties to ISIS.[67]
    • A teenager was arrested in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho for plotting to attack churches across the town in the name of ISIS. The attack was scheduled to coincide with the end of the month of Ramadan.[68]
  • 8 April – Italian police arrested a Tajik national suspected of being an ISIS member after he arrived at Rome Fiumicino Airport.[69]
  • 9 April – A pro-ISIS media outlet published threats against stadiums holding UEFA Champions League games, prompting increased security measures.[70]
  • 11 April – A man from Baqa al-Gharbiyye was arrested by Israeli police for planning several ISIS attacks, including a plot to poison the Sea of Galilee.[71]
  • 12 April – German authorities arrested four teenagers planning Islamist attacks against churches and synagogues in the name of ISIS.[72]
  • 13 April – Swiss authorities announced that they arrested three teenagers over the Easter weekend for planning bombings in the country and allegedly supporting ISIS. The arrests were connected to the arrests in Germany on 12 April.[73]
  • 15 April – ADF rebels killed at least 11 people and set vehicles on fire over the weekend in Mulekera, North Kivu Province.[74]
  • 18 April – Israeli authorities arrested an ISIS operative in the West Bank.[75]
  • 20 April – ISIS claimed responsibility for a bombing in the Koht-e Sangi neighborhood of Kabul that killed one and injured three others.[76]
  • 21 April – Iraqi authorities hanged 11 people who had been sentenced to death for joining ISIS.[77]
  • 24 April – Philippine law enforcement killed Abu Sayyaf militant Nawapi Abdulsaid during a gunbattle in Hadji Mohammad Ajul.[78]
  • 25 April – Fifty women and children who were family members of ISIS militants were handed over to a delegation from Tajikistan by Kurdish authorities in northeastern Syria.[79]
  • 30 April – Malian state TV announced the killing of senior ISIS commander Abu Huzeifa in Indelimane, Mali by a joint force made up of soldiers from Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger. Hezeifa had been linked to several attacks in the Sahel, including the Tongo Tongo ambush in 2017 that killed four American soldiers.[80]

May

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  • 1 May – IS claimed responsibility for an attack on a Shiite mosque in Guzara District on 29 April that killed six worshippers and injured one.[81]
  • 10 May – The FBI and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) warned that terror groups including IS could target LGBTQIA+-related events and venues during the upcoming Pride Month.[82]
  • 13 May – Five Iraqi soldiers, including a commander, were killed in an IS attack between the governorates of Diyala and Saladin.[83]
  • 14 May – British police arrested two men accused of planning an IS-inspired attack against Jews and law enforcement in northwest England.[84]
  • 17 May – IS-K claimed responsibility for the 2024 Bamyan shooting in Afghanistan, that led to the deaths of 6 people, including 3 Spanish tourists, as well as injuring 8 people, including one Lithuanian, one Norwegian, one Australian and another Spaniard. The majority of the targeted victims were foreign tourists.[85]
  • 19 May – ADF commander and bomb-maker Anywari Al Iraq was captured by the Ugandan military.[86]
  • 20 May – Four Sri Lankan nationals were arrested at Ahmedabad Airport over suspicions of planning a terror attack on behalf of IS.[87]
  • 24 May – The FSB announced the arrests of over 20 people in connection to the Crocus City Hall attack.[88]
  • 31 May:

June

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July

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  • 6 July – Canadian authorities charged a woman with terrorism-related offenses after she left for Syria to join ISIS.[120]
  • 7 July – A senior ISIS commander was killed by Taliban forces during a raid in Nangarhar Province.[121]
  • 8 July – A Russian playwright and theatre director were sentenced to six years in prison for "justifying terrorism" over a play based on the stories of women who were recruited by ISIS.[122]
  • 10 July – An Iraqi court sentenced the widow of former ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi to death for collaborating with the organization and detaining Yazidi women.[123]
  • 13 July – Four Iraqi police officers were killed and three were injured during clashes with ISIS in Diyala Governorate.[124]
  • 14 July – Iraqi authorities recovered 139 bodies of ISIS victims in the mass grave-turned Alo Antar hole, west of Mosul.[125]
  • 15 July:
    • An Israeli airstrike on a car on the al-Saboura highway in Syria killed prominent businessman Mohammad Baraa Qatarji, who was sanctioned by the US for links to ISIS and the Syrian government.[126]
    • 2024 Muscat mosque shooting: Three suicide attackers targeted a Shiite mosque in Wadi Kabir, Oman, killing six people and wounding at least 28 others. ISIS claimed responsibility the following day.[127]
  • 17 July – CENTCOM reported that ISIS attacks in Iraq and Syria were set to double compared to 2023.[128]
  • 25 July – Turkish authorities detained 72 people linked to ISIS across 13 provinces.[129]
  • 27 July – Belgian authorities charged three Chechen natives of planning a terrorist attack on behalf of ISIS-K.[130]
  • 31 July – A father and son were charged for planning a terrorist attack on behalf of ISIS in Toronto, Canada.[131]

August

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  • 2 August – A British man was sentenced to 11 years in prison by the Birmingham Crown Court for being a member of ISIS.[132]
  • 7 August – 2024 Vienna terrorism plot: Austrian authorities arrest two men over terror plot on Taylor Swift concerts in Vienna inspired by ISIS and al-Qaeda.[133] A third suspect was arrested two days later.[134]
  • 8 August – The United Nations' counterterrorism office warned that ISIS-K increased its capabilities and could potentially carry out more attacks outside of Afghanistan.[135] It also warned that parts of Africa from Mali to northern Nigeria could fall to ISIS and its allies.[136]
  • 9 August – Delhi Police arrested Rizwan Ali, a wanted member of ISIS's Pune module, on the Delhi-Faridabad border.[137]
  • 11 August – ISKP claims responsibility for an explosion on a bus in the Hazara-dominated Dashte Barchi area in Kabul, killing 1 civilian and injuring 13 others.[138]
  • 22 August – Shin Bet announced that an Israeli doctor for Soroka Medical Center was indicted earlier in August for pledging allegiance to ISIS.[139]
  • 23 August:
    • 2024 Solingen stabbing: A stabbing at a festival in Solingen, Germany killed three people and injured eight others. ISIS claimed responsibility the following day, claiming that it targeted Christians in response to the killing of Muslims in Palestine and elsewhere.[140]
    • Surovikino penal colony hostage crisis: Four ISIS-linked prisoners took twelve people hostage at the IK-19 penal colony in Surovikino, Russia. Four prison staff were killed and three others were injured. The perpetrators were subsequently killed by snipers.[141]
    • Iranian authorities arrested 14 ISIS-K members in raids in four provinces throughout the country.[142]
  • 25 August – Turkish authorities arrested 72 people suspected of collaborating with ISIS during an operation across 13 cities.[143]
  • 29 August – A joint US and Iraqi raid in four areas of western Iraq killed 15 ISIS members and injured seven US personnel.[144]
  • 30 August:
    • Turkish authorities detained 119 suspected ISIS associates in an operation across 23 provinces.[143]
    • ISWAP claims responsibility for an attack on a school in Yobe holding Shias, killing 3 students.[145]

September

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  • 1 September:
  • 2 September – A suicide bombing targeting Taliban government employees in southern Kabul killed six people and injured 13 others. ISIS claimed responsibility the following day.[148]
  • 6 September – A Pakistani man was arrested near the Canada–United States border for planning a shooting attack at a Jewish center in Brooklyn, New York in support of ISIS on the anniversary of the 7 October attacks on Israel.[149]
  • 12 September – 2024 Afghanistan bus shooting: ISIS militants armed with machine guns opened fire at a bus in central Afghanistan, killing 14 Shiite civilians and injuring six others.[150]
  • 14 September – The Turkish National Intelligence Organization announced the arrest of an ISIS member who planned the 28 January Istanbul church shooting.[151]
  • 15 September:
  • 16 September – A US airstrike on an ISIS camp in central Syria killed 28 militants, including four senior members. CENTCOM announced the strike on 29 September.[154]
  • 19 September – The Islamic State claimed its first-ever attack in Azerbaijan, via its weekly Al-Naba newsletter, claiming to have killed 7 Azeri security personnel and wounded 1 in a clash in Qusar District, northern Azerbaijan, five days prior.[155]
  • September 22 – The Islamic State claimed responsibility for an attack on MILF fighters, killing 3 of them in Shariff Aguak, and the killing of a Filipino spy in Ampatuan, southern Philippines.[156]
  • September 25 – Islamic State militants launched an ambush on Nigerien forces near the village of Ikniwan in the Tillia area, Tahoua Region, which resulted in the deaths of 30 soldiers, and the injuries of others.[157]
  • 27 September – The US announced that it would withdraw troops engaged in the US-led coalition against IS from some bases in Iraq by 2025.[158]

October

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  • 1 October – The chief of the United States Africa Command announced that IS – Somalia Province had doubled in size throughout the past year.[159]
  • 2 October – IS claims responsibility for an ambush on Iraqi soldiers in Kirkuk, killing 4 soldiers and wounding 4 others.[160]
  • 4 October – A Yazidi woman who was kidnapped by IS from northern Iraq and trafficked to the Gaza Strip was freed in an operation involving Israel, the US, and other countries. She was subsequently repatriated to Iraq.[161]
  • 5 October – IS claims responsibility for two unrelated attacks in Ituri Province of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, killing 15 and 3 Christians.[162]
  • 8 October – An Afghan man was arrested in Oklahoma City for planning an attack on Election Day on behalf of IS.[163]
  • 9 October – A man who set bushfires in Melbourne was sentenced to eight years in prison for pledging allegiance to IS in a video in 2021.[164]
  • 10 October – 5 Israeli-Arab citizens from Tayibe, Israel, were arrested for a plot to carry out car-bombings at Tel Aviv's Azrieli Mall on behalf of IS.[165][166][167]
  • 18 October – The Internal Security Department of Singapore announced that it arrested a teenager in August who planned to carry out a stabbing attack against non-Muslims near a community centre in Tampines. He was reportedly radicalized by IS propaganda.[168]
  • 20 October – A suspected IS affiliate from Libya was arrested in Bernau for allegedly planning a shooting attack against the Israeli embassy in Berlin.[169]
  • 22 October – A joint US-Iraqi raid in the Hamrin Mountains killed eight IS militants, including Jassim al-Mazroui Abu Abdul Qader, the group's leader in Iraq. Two US soldiers were also injured.[170]
  • 28 October – US airstrikes on IS camps in central Syria killed 35 militants.[171]

November

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  • 4 November – The US announced that 95 operations against IS in Iraq and Syria since 29 August resulted in the deaths of 163 militants and the capture of another 33.[172]
  • 6 November – A man was arrested at John F. Kennedy International Airport after planning to depart to Qatar and join IS in Syria.[173]
  • 14 November – The FBI announced that it arrested Anas Said in Houston, who allegedly created propaganda for IS and considered carrying out attacks against US soldiers, synagogues, and the Israeli Consulate in Houston.[174]
  • 15 November – IS-K claimed responsibility for a shooting that killed Sufi Hameed, the leader of Jamaat-e-Islami in Bajaur District.[175]

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  162. ^ "In 2 Separate Attacks in DRC, Islamic State Takes Credit for Killing 18 Christians by "Slaughter" in Ituri". SITE. 2024-10-07.
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