The massacre in Nice, France on Bastille Day by Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, which left at least 84 dead and dozens wounded, involved a tactic that was encouraged by the Islamic State in September 2014: using a vehicle as a weapon to murder “unbelievers.”
The Daily Caller made the connection with the attack and the instructions of ISIS spokesman Abu Mohammed al Adnani, who urged fellow jihadists in 2014 to get creative in the ways they slaughtered innocent people.
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