Intelligence agencies have issued a stark warning that the New IRA is planning a non-violent civil war

Belfast — Intelligence agencies have issued a stark warning that the New IRA is planning a non-violent civil war to systematically expel refugees from Ireland.

According to security information reported by leading UK media outlets, this terrorist organization is actively trying to exploit the current social unrest for their political gains.

Terrorist organizations are trying to exploit the riots

The New IRA is trying to capitalize on the public anger following the stabbing of Stephen Ogilvie in Belfast. There was widespread violence and clashes with police across Northern Ireland after news emerged that the attack was carried out by a foreign refugee.

Security experts believe that this organization is deliberately promoting anti-immigrant sentiment in order to disrupt law and order in the country and achieve its main goal of an 'undivided Ireland'.

Threats via social media are causing concern

These warnings were reinforced by a video circulating on social media, in which a man speaking for the IRA is seen giving a stern ultimatum to those who have entered the country illegally.

"We are taking matters into our own hands. We will not ask politicians, but illegal immigrants in this country to leave within 24 hours," the video states.

Border security and the fear of mass migration

Counter-terrorism agencies in the UK and Ireland are working together to monitor the escalating situation. Security officials are concerned that if there is a large-scale attack by this organisation, large numbers of refugees from Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland will have to flee to the UK mainland in fear for their lives.

Although the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has not yet recorded any official arrests in connection with this video, they have stepped up monitoring of their network.