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I sure She gets 72 good Young Virjins Guys
I sure She gets 72 good Young Virjins Guys
The IS (Islamic State) aka ISIS updates
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Urgent: The Leader of ISIL 'Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi' Killed!
Urgent: The Leader of ISIL 'Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi' Killed!
Iraqi forces reported that the head of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) 'Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi' was killed in U.S airstrikes.
"Despite that Iraqi and U.S sources confirmed the killing of Abu Bajr al-Baghdadi, but the White House did not confirmed it yet", AFP reported.
Three senior members of the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS) - including an aide to its leader - were killed in a U.S. airstrike in Iraq, a senior Iraqi security official told NBC News Thursday. The strike on the ISIS stronghold of Mosul killed Abu Hajar Al-Sufi, an aide to Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, as well as an explosives operative and the military leader of nearby Tel Afar, the source said on condition of anonymity. Al Arabiya cited the Iraqi Defense Ministry saying Baghdadi's aide had been killed.
Pentagon Spokesman Col. Steve Warren could not confirm the deaths and said ISIS leaders had not been targeted. But he added that if ISIS leaders were embedded "inside troop formations they are likely to be killed." The U.S. has been carrying out airstrikes across the country's north after the brutal terror group gained ground in a murderous sweep in June.
Urgent: The Leader of ISIL 'Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi' Killed! / Photo - AhlulBayt News Agency - ABNA - Shia News
Urgent: The Leader of ISIL 'Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi' Killed!
Iraqi forces reported that the head of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) 'Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi' was killed in U.S airstrikes.
"Despite that Iraqi and U.S sources confirmed the killing of Abu Bajr al-Baghdadi, but the White House did not confirmed it yet", AFP reported.
Three senior members of the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS) - including an aide to its leader - were killed in a U.S. airstrike in Iraq, a senior Iraqi security official told NBC News Thursday. The strike on the ISIS stronghold of Mosul killed Abu Hajar Al-Sufi, an aide to Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, as well as an explosives operative and the military leader of nearby Tel Afar, the source said on condition of anonymity. Al Arabiya cited the Iraqi Defense Ministry saying Baghdadi's aide had been killed.
Pentagon Spokesman Col. Steve Warren could not confirm the deaths and said ISIS leaders had not been targeted. But he added that if ISIS leaders were embedded "inside troop formations they are likely to be killed." The U.S. has been carrying out airstrikes across the country's north after the brutal terror group gained ground in a murderous sweep in June.
Urgent: The Leader of ISIL 'Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi' Killed! / Photo - AhlulBayt News Agency - ABNA - Shia News
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Re: Urgent: The Leader of ISIL 'Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi' Killed!
US officially has not yet confirmed it !
Re: Urgent: The Leader of ISIL 'Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi' Killed!
Let's hope they confirm on this soon
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Re: Urgent: The Leader of ISIL 'Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi' Killed!
Now wait till the next rabied dog pops up in the region flaunting their religious dogma....
Now wait till the next rabied dog pops up in the region flaunting their religious dogma....
Urgent: The Leader of ISIL 'Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi' Killed!
Iraqi forces reported that the head of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) 'Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi' was killed in U.S airstrikes.
"Despite that Iraqi and U.S sources confirmed the killing of Abu Bajr al-Baghdadi, but the White House did not confirmed it yet", AFP reported.
Three senior members of the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS) - including an aide to its leader - were killed in a U.S. airstrike in Iraq, a senior Iraqi security official told NBC News Thursday. The strike on the ISIS stronghold of Mosul killed Abu Hajar Al-Sufi, an aide to Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, as well as an explosives operative and the military leader of nearby Tel Afar, the source said on condition of anonymity. Al Arabiya cited the Iraqi Defense Ministry saying Baghdadi's aide had been killed.
Pentagon Spokesman Col. Steve Warren could not confirm the deaths and said ISIS leaders had not been targeted. But he added that if ISIS leaders were embedded "inside troop formations they are likely to be killed." The U.S. has been carrying out airstrikes across the country's north after the brutal terror group gained ground in a murderous sweep in June.
Urgent: The Leader of ISIL 'Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi' Killed! / Photo - AhlulBayt News Agency - ABNA - Shia News
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^ Check this out. I've found one of those 72 virgins !
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Re: Urgent: The Leader of ISIL 'Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi' Killed!
Killing individuals would not help much in longer terms.
Kill OBL and Jawahari takes his place.
Something is wrong with Islamic community with their wet dreams of centuries old violence and bloodshed for spreading religion.
Killing individuals would not help much in longer terms.
Kill OBL and Jawahari takes his place.
Something is wrong with Islamic community with their wet dreams of centuries old violence and bloodshed for spreading religion.
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Re: Urgent: The Leader of ISIL 'Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi' Killed!
machine can malfunction if more then required load is put on it
Sex Sent Me to the ER - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
72 unused piece all at one time can be a nightmare, I pity their imagination
machine can malfunction if more then required load is put on it
Sex Sent Me to the ER - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Re: Urgent: The Leader of ISIL 'Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi' Killed!
For example the Paki cricketer said if you convert all of your sins would be forgiven by Allah.
btw I have seen that Sex and ER program.
That promise of "72 Virgins" is one of the biggest LIE that they use to brainwash even the most intelligent minds.A religion which propagates such lies is not a religion.72 unused piece all at one time can be a nightmare, I pity their imagination
machine can malfunction if more then required load is put on it
Sex Sent Me to the ER - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
For example the Paki cricketer said if you convert all of your sins would be forgiven by Allah.
btw I have seen that Sex and ER program.
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Re: Urgent: The Leader of ISIL 'Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi' Killed!
Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi May be killed physically but we have to kill him mentally in the minds of 1000000000000 muslims
Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi May be killed physically but we have to kill him mentally in the minds of 1000000000000 muslims
Arab governments agree to 'confront' IS jihadists - Hindustan Times
Arab states agreed Sunday to take the "necessary measures" and were prepared to cooperate internationally to confront Islamic State militants, Arab League chief Nabil al-Arabi said.
At the start of a foreign ministers' meeting in Cairo, Arabi had called for a political and military confrontation with the jihadists and other militants he said threatened the existence of Arab states.
He later stopped short of explicitly backing US air strikes targeting IS jihadists who control swathes of Iraq and Syria.
"The Arab foreign ministers have agreed to take the necessary measures to confront terrorist groups including" IS, Arabi said at a news conference.
"International cooperation is included; international cooperation on all fronts," he said.
The ministers agreed to "take all measures to counter terrorism: political, security and ideological," he added, without spelling out what these measures would be.
His remarks came as the United States expanded air strikes against the militants and sought wider regional backing for its campaign.
Arabi had earlier urged the foreign ministers to take "a clear decision for a comprehensive confrontation, militarily and politically".
Iraq had welcomed US President Barack Obama's plan for an international coalition against jihadists as a "strong message of support", after repeatedly calling for aid against the militants.
Obama outlined the plan at a NATO summit Friday for a broad coalition to defeat IS, which led an offensive that overran parts of Iraq in June and also holds significant territory in neighbouring Syria.
Obama's IS 'game plan'
He said Sunday he will make a speech on Wednesday to lay out his "game plan" to deal with and ultimately defeat IS, but warned he would not wage another ground war in Iraq. IS, originally an Al-Qaeda affiliate in Iraq that expanded in the Syrian conflict, claims its chief Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is the rightful leader, or Caliph, of all Muslims. The group's astonishing rise in Syria and Iraq caught the weak government in Baghdad, and much of the region, off guard. Arabi said IS posed a threat to the entire region.
"What is happening in Iraq is that the terrorist organisation not only threatens a state's authority, but threatens its very existence and the existence of other states," he said. Arab countries have participated in Western-led military campaigns in the past, including the first Gulf War and the aerial campaign against the late Libyan dictator Moamer Kadhafi. The United States on Sunday expanded its month-long air campaign against the militants in Iraq's Sunni Arab heartland, hitting IS fighters west of Baghdad as Iraq troops launched a ground assault.
Aside from fighting in Iraq, Arab states are concerned that IS is coordinating with domestic extremists and that militants who travelled to join the group may conduct attacks on their return home. In Egypt, several militants who have carried out attacks on security forces since the army overthrew Islamist president Mohamed Morsi in 2013 had travelled to fight in Syria. Egypt's main militant group, Ansar Beit al-Maqdis, has not publicly pledged its loyalty to IS, but has referred to the jihadists as "brothers".
Arab states agreed Sunday to take the "necessary measures" and were prepared to cooperate internationally to confront Islamic State militants, Arab League chief Nabil al-Arabi said.
At the start of a foreign ministers' meeting in Cairo, Arabi had called for a political and military confrontation with the jihadists and other militants he said threatened the existence of Arab states.
He later stopped short of explicitly backing US air strikes targeting IS jihadists who control swathes of Iraq and Syria.
"The Arab foreign ministers have agreed to take the necessary measures to confront terrorist groups including" IS, Arabi said at a news conference.
"International cooperation is included; international cooperation on all fronts," he said.
The ministers agreed to "take all measures to counter terrorism: political, security and ideological," he added, without spelling out what these measures would be.
His remarks came as the United States expanded air strikes against the militants and sought wider regional backing for its campaign.
Arabi had earlier urged the foreign ministers to take "a clear decision for a comprehensive confrontation, militarily and politically".
Iraq had welcomed US President Barack Obama's plan for an international coalition against jihadists as a "strong message of support", after repeatedly calling for aid against the militants.
Obama outlined the plan at a NATO summit Friday for a broad coalition to defeat IS, which led an offensive that overran parts of Iraq in June and also holds significant territory in neighbouring Syria.
Obama's IS 'game plan'
He said Sunday he will make a speech on Wednesday to lay out his "game plan" to deal with and ultimately defeat IS, but warned he would not wage another ground war in Iraq. IS, originally an Al-Qaeda affiliate in Iraq that expanded in the Syrian conflict, claims its chief Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is the rightful leader, or Caliph, of all Muslims. The group's astonishing rise in Syria and Iraq caught the weak government in Baghdad, and much of the region, off guard. Arabi said IS posed a threat to the entire region.
"What is happening in Iraq is that the terrorist organisation not only threatens a state's authority, but threatens its very existence and the existence of other states," he said. Arab countries have participated in Western-led military campaigns in the past, including the first Gulf War and the aerial campaign against the late Libyan dictator Moamer Kadhafi. The United States on Sunday expanded its month-long air campaign against the militants in Iraq's Sunni Arab heartland, hitting IS fighters west of Baghdad as Iraq troops launched a ground assault.
Aside from fighting in Iraq, Arab states are concerned that IS is coordinating with domestic extremists and that militants who travelled to join the group may conduct attacks on their return home. In Egypt, several militants who have carried out attacks on security forces since the army overthrew Islamist president Mohamed Morsi in 2013 had travelled to fight in Syria. Egypt's main militant group, Ansar Beit al-Maqdis, has not publicly pledged its loyalty to IS, but has referred to the jihadists as "brothers".
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Re: Urgent: The Leader of ISIL 'Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi' Killed!
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No one Confirmed yet.. looks like he escaped from the strike
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No one Confirmed yet.. looks like he escaped from the strike
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Re: Urgent: The Leader of ISIL 'Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi' Killed!
Multiple sources are saying that he's not dead. At the most he maybe injured.
source 1
Soucre 2
The article linked as source 2 mentions that 3 senior isis leaders including Baghdadi's aide Abu Hajar Al-Sufi, an explosives specialist and commander in the town of Tal Afar might have bben killed.
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Multiple sources are saying that he's not dead. At the most he maybe injured.
source 1
Soucre 2
The article linked as source 2 mentions that 3 senior isis leaders including Baghdadi's aide Abu Hajar Al-Sufi, an explosives specialist and commander in the town of Tal Afar might have bben killed.
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@pmaitra or other MODS please move/merge this thread with "The IS (Islamic State) aka ISIS updates" thread.
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Afghan, Pakistani Islamic State volunteers arrested in Iran: Report
TEHRAN: Afghan and Pakistani nationals who were planning to join the ranks of Islamic State jihadists fighting in Syria and Iraq have been arrested in Iran, a government minister announced on Monday. "People from Afghanistan and Pakistan wanted to cross Iran but we prevented them passing and we have arrested others," interior minister Abdolreza Rahmani Fazli said, linking them to IS. The report, carried by the official IRNA news agency, did not specify how many arrests had been made or where the detentions occurred. Iran shares a border with Pakistan and Afghanistan to the east and Iraq to the west. "Our forces are particularly vigilant in the border areas given that they face threats from terrorist groups," the minister added. Iran and Iraq, predominantly Shia states, have strengthened their ties since the fall of the latter's Sunni dictator Saddam Hussein in a US-led invasion launched in 2003, and the subsequent occupation. US troops left Iraq in 2011 but the rapid advance of IS into Iraq from Syria in June forced Washington to send military advisers to Baghdad and cooperation has since expanded to air strikes on militant targets. Iran has also sent military assistance to Iraq but has denied that it has any troops on the ground.
Afghan, Pakistani Islamic State volunteers arrested in Iran: Report - The Times of India
TEHRAN: Afghan and Pakistani nationals who were planning to join the ranks of Islamic State jihadists fighting in Syria and Iraq have been arrested in Iran, a government minister announced on Monday. "People from Afghanistan and Pakistan wanted to cross Iran but we prevented them passing and we have arrested others," interior minister Abdolreza Rahmani Fazli said, linking them to IS. The report, carried by the official IRNA news agency, did not specify how many arrests had been made or where the detentions occurred. Iran shares a border with Pakistan and Afghanistan to the east and Iraq to the west. "Our forces are particularly vigilant in the border areas given that they face threats from terrorist groups," the minister added. Iran and Iraq, predominantly Shia states, have strengthened their ties since the fall of the latter's Sunni dictator Saddam Hussein in a US-led invasion launched in 2003, and the subsequent occupation. US troops left Iraq in 2011 but the rapid advance of IS into Iraq from Syria in June forced Washington to send military advisers to Baghdad and cooperation has since expanded to air strikes on militant targets. Iran has also sent military assistance to Iraq but has denied that it has any troops on the ground.
Afghan, Pakistani Islamic State volunteers arrested in Iran: Report - The Times of India
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Re: Urgent: The Leader of ISIL 'Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi' Killed!
Threads merged. Thanks.
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