Germany's domestic intelligence agency has warned that the Daesh terrorist group is preparing for a terror attack it during the upcoming Euro 2016 soccer tournament to in France.
The head of Germany’s Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution, Hans-Georg Maassen, made the remarks in an interview with the Rheinische Post newspaper on Friday, adding that he has no hard evidence on where or when the attack is set to happen.
The comments came after France's spy chief said Daesh terrorists were planning a campaign of bomb attacks on large crowds in France.
It is expected that some 2.5 million spectators will gather for 51 soccer games involving 24 teams at the tournament, which is scheduled to begin on June 10 and will last for a month.
On November 13, Daesh, mainly wreaking havoc in Syria and Iraq, launched a series of attacks in Paris killing some 130 people.
