ISIS are spreading the locations of Russian embassies in a sick bid to incite more attacks on officials.

Jihadis disseminated a PDF containing the addresses and contact information of Russian embassies following the shock slaughter of Moscow’s envoy to Ankara and the attack on a bustling Christmas market in Berlin on Monday.

5 Sharing locations and contact information for Russian embassies across the globe ... ISIS want a repeat of horror slaughter of Moscow's envoy to Ankara Credit: TWITTER

5 Calling for more attacks ... jihadis disseminated a PDF with addresses and contact information on Tuesday

Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered his secret service to increase his security detail at home and abroad in response to the attacks.

Russian news wires quoted Putin as telling security bosses: "I ask the special services to take additional measures to ensure security inside Russia and outside, to raise the security of Russian institutions and employees abroad."

5 Vladimir Putin ... Russian President has upped his security detail in the wake of horrific attacks in Ankara and Berlin this week Credit: Reuters



5 Putin has asked security bosses to take 'additional measures' to ensure the security of Russian employees and institutions abroadCredit: Reuters

The President added: "And I ask you through channels of partnership to strengthen your work with the intelligence agencies of other states."

His directive comes just one day after the killing of Russian ambassador Andrei Karlov by a Turkish policeman who could be heard shouting “Allahu Akbar”, in what has since been described as a “terrorist act” by the Kremlin.

Speaking on Tuesday, Putin told of his shock at the “brutality and cynicism” of the Berlin Christmas market attack, which saw a lorry plough into a packed crowd and slaughter 12 innocents.

5 Putin's directive comes just one day after the slaughter of Russian ambassador Andrei Karlov by a Turkish policeman in Ankara, Turkey

The terrorist behind the atrocity is still at large, and German authorities say there remains a “significant” threat of another such attack.

Acting in response to his envoy’s killing on Monday, Putin has already ordered his top diplomat and spy chiefs to look into increasing security for Russian diplomats around the world.

In the wake of Andrei Karlov’s death, the Kremlin has sent investigators to Turkey to probe into the murder.







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