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The 27-year-old Syrian injured 15 people – three seriously – after detonating a backpack bomb outside Eugens Weinstube wine bar at about 10pm on Sunday local time (8pm GMT).

He had tried to get into the venue but blew himself up outside when he was refused entry.

He made chilling videos in Arabic where he threatened to attack Germany on his smartphone – later found by police.

The Syrian asylum seeker – named as Mohammad Daleel – had enough material to build another bomb and a wad of €50 notes in his hands.

After police releaseddetais of the footage ISIS were quick to claim the attack, and an "insider source" told a news agency that he "was a soldier of the Islamic State who executed the operation in response to call sto target nations in the coalition fight the Islamic state".

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The wine bar is just yards from where 2,500 were enjoying the Ansbach Open Music Festival.

The bomber tried to get into the open-air festival but was turned away – and it appears the festival was his intended target.

Bavarian Interior Minister Joachim Herrmann said the bomb – which appears to have been packed with nails and screws – could have killed and injured many more.

Asked whether the bomber might have links to ISIS, Herrmann said that couldn't be ruled out – though there