More IEDs From 'ISIS-inspired' Attack Found And Destroyed In Controlled Detonation
By Derek Vanbuskirk
Published on March 10, 2026.
An investigation into an alleged "ISIS-inspired" terrorist attack in New York City has resulted in a controlled detonation of additional explosive devices discovered in a storage facility. The devices were found after officials discovered IEDs thrown at a rally held by right-wing demonstrators. The FBI led the investigation to Pennsylvania where suspects 18-year-old Emir Balat and Ibrahim Kayumi reportedly reside. Both men have been charged with attempting to support ISIS, using a weapon of mass destruction and transporting explosive material. If the bombs had gone off in the city, they could have been catastrophic.
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