ISIS are plotting to recreate the Paris terror attacks as they plan a fresh wave of carnage across Europe and the Middle East.

Chilling documents detail plans for terror attacks in Europe, funded and controlled by ISIS leaders.

3 ISIS wants to replicate previous atrocities, such as the Bataclan attack, new documents reveal Credit: AFP PHOTO

3 New documents reveal ISIS wants to launch a fresh wave of attacks in Europe Credit: AFP or Licensors

Details of the plans to "spread horror in the hearts of the enemies of Allah" were discovered on a hard drive dropped by a militant in the Syrian desert earlier this year.

Despite the murderous group being "eliminated" from Syria last month, the documents reveal how ISIS continues to run international networks, move fighters over borders, pay for operations and plan bank robberies, vehicle attacks, assassinations and computer hacking.

The documents, unearthed by the Sunday Times, show how operations abroad will be directed by ISIS member Abu Khabab al-Muhajir.

They say he controls an ISIS cell in Russia and two in Germany. Another group will be based in north-eastern Syria under separate command.

The aim would be to first steal money by "hacking banks" or "bank robberies" and then carry out attacks including vehicle-ramming operations.

The letter, signed by six ISIS commanders and addressed to the jihadists' leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, refers to the Paris attacks of 2015 and the "Manhattan attack" in October 2017 as inspiration.

Transnational networks from Germany to Russia and Syria would help with the flow of fighters and money across borders, the letters show.

To help pay for the operations and networks, the six ISIS commanders ask Abu Bakr for £7,600.

'SPREAD HORROR'

In another letter, sent in December last year, an ISIS member called Abu Taher al-Tajiki writes to Abu Bakr: "We will tell you here in our letter the targets that we will hit, Allah willing, and they are targets that will destroy the economic world in Europe and spread horror in the hearts of the enemies of Allah."

He said one target was a high-speed train in Germany. The second was an oil pipeline near Basel, on the border with France.

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The revelation comes a month after the terror group's caliphate - which once spread across vast swathes of Iraq and Syria - was officially declared defeated.

The fall of the last ISIS pocket in Baghuz ended the terror group's self-declared caliphate.

The White House said the final area held by ISIS has been "eliminated", marking the end of a five-year battle.

Theresa May welcomed the "historic milestone" but said her government remained "committed to eradicating [ISIS's] poisonous ideology".

Despite losing territory in Syria and Iraq, ISIS remains active in countries from Nigeria to the Philippines.

3 Pictured is the barren wasteland where the last ISIS jihadists were defeated Credit: Getty Images - Getty