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Dozens of Syrian army soldiers appear to have been killed by Jihadist militants from Islamic State (IS), activists say.
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After the massacres and barbarity does anyone now want to work with Islamic State? A group of militant fighters in Afghanistan is considering it. Our World Affairs Editor John Simpson travels to remote Baghlan province to find out why.
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- published: 20 Sep 2014
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Graphic video has emerged believed to show the mass killing of more than 120 captured Syrian soldiers carried out by the Islamic State group
The video shows men dressed in only their underwear being marched through the desert. It is believed to have been filmed near Tabqa in northeastern Syria where Islamic State militants overran a military base earlier this week.
The armed, masked men overseeing the group made local sheep herding noises at them as men trailing behind the main group were kicked and hit with the butt of a rifle.
One armed man waved a black-and-white Islamic State group flag marched at the front of the line.
Off camera, one fighter shouted "The Islamic State" and the captive men responded, "It continues" - a chant favoured by the militant group.
The footage has been verified by regional Associated Press journalists familiar with the depicted locations.
In a later video (not shown here), also uploaded to social media, the bodies of more than 100 men are shown lying face down on the ground.
The UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said that many of the soldiers killed were rounded up on Wednesday in the arid countryside near the Tabqa airfield, three days after Islamic State fighters seized the base.
The government troops were among a large group of soldiers from the base who were stuck behind the front lines after the airfield fell to jihadi fighters.
The Observatory said around 120 captive government troops from Tabqa were killed near the base.
Islamic State fighters killed at least another 40 soldiers, most of whom were taken prisoner in recent fighting for other bases in the area, in the Hamrat region near Raqqa city, the group's stronghold.
A statement posted online and circulated on Twitter by supporters of the Islamic State group claimed the extremists killed "about 200" government prisoners captured near Tabqa.
In its rise to prominence over the past year, the Islamic State group has frequently published graphic photos and videos online of everything from mass killings to beheadings, using violence - and images of violence - to terrorize its opponents, as it sweeps further into Syria and Iraq.
A UN commission accused the Islamic State group on Wednesday of committing crimes against humanity in Syria - echoing UN accusations against the group in Iraq.
The Islamic State group's surge is one aspect of Syria's multi-layered civil war, a bloody conflict that has killed more than 190,000 people and destabilised the entire region.
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In August, al Nusra Front jihadists took control of Syria’s side of the border crossing with Israel and kidnapped over 40 United Nations peacekeepers — who have since been released.
But al Nusra Front, an al Qaeda-affiliate, isn’t Israel’s only threat from Syria. President Bashar al-Assad’s military, in a possible effort to bait Israel into its civil war to shore up Arab sympathies, has been lobbing mortars across the border. Just a few weeks ago, the Israeli military shot down a Syrian plane flying over the Golan Heights — the first time it has done so since the 1980s.
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Three Islamic militants were shot dead by the Indian army on Sunday after the day long siege of a mosque in central Kashmir.
Hiding in a mosque, the suspected militants fired at an Indian army cordon and killed one soldier - but were killed themselves when they tried to escape.
And in a previous encounter on Saturday, the Indian army claims to have killed five top foreign mercenaries suspected of having been involved in the massacre of 40 Sikhs in the village of Chatti Singhpura early last week.
The three militants took shelter inside the mosque in Handwara in central Kashmir late Saturday after they were spotted by soldiers on patrol near the town.
Handwara is 80 kilometers (48 miles) north of Srinagar, Kashmir's summer capital.
Soldiers threw a cordon around the mosque and kept watch through the night, but did not fire back even though the militants lobbed grenades at them and fired with sub machine guns.
One soldier was killed in the firing late on Saturday and an officer was wounded.
Early on Sunday the intensity of the firing increased and an explosion was heard inside the mosque.
Two militants were seen jumping out of a window and they were killed in small arms fire.
And within hours the third militant was also killed after he also tried to escape.
At one point television journalists and photographers covering the encounter had to run for their lives as the suspected militants started firing in their direction.
Officials said they exercised careful restraint during the siege.
They said any harm to the mosque caused by the army firing in on the militants could have flared up tensions in Kashmir - which is India's only Muslim-majority state - India is predominantly Hindu.
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"They opened up fire from a number of directions from inside the masjid, killing one of our jawans (soldiers) in the process. In spite of one of our jawans having been killed, we have shown tremendous restraint in not retaliating back - the way we are equipped with, we have only fired a small rounds ammunition which is basically the AK ammunition, purely in self defence."
SUPER CAPTION: R.K. Karwal, Indian Army
Army officers took the help of local Islamic preachers and other senior citizens, who urged the militants to come out of the mosque and surrender.
But the rebels ignored the requests and so were eventually killed.
In a previous encounter on Saturday, the Indian army claimed to have killed five top foreign mercenaries.
They were suspected of being involved in the massacre of 40 Sikhs in the village of Chatti Singhpura earlier last week.
The Indian security forces cordoned off the house where the suspected militants were hiding and launched the operation to flush them out.
The fierce gun battle took place in Patheribal in Anantnag district.
Later the villagers held a funeral procession for one of those killed in the encounter and who they said was a local resident.
As they walked thorough the streets they shouted pro-independence slogans.
Dozens of Muslim militant groups have been fighting to either separate Kashmir from India or merge it with neighbouring Pakistan.
India accuses Pakistan of arming and funding the insurgents and U-S President Bill Clinton also says guerrillas are being aided by certain members of the Pakistani government.
Islamabad denies the charge.
As a result more than 25 thousand people have died in Kashmir since the fighting began in 1989.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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Islamic State militants have released a video purporting to show the beheading of a US journalist.
The individual was named by an IS member as James Foley who went missing in Syria nearly two years ago.
Foley's military brother was mentioned in a denouncement of the West.
The man carrying out the execution apparently spoke with a British accent.
The militants said they were taking revenge for recent US air strikes against the Islamic State group in Iraq.
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- published: 20 Aug 2014
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Ahmadnagar, India January 29, 2002
1. Soldier looking at house where suspected militants were hiding
2. Soldiers firing from mobile grenade launcher, smoke coming out of house
3. Armed soldiers outside house as encounter with suspected militants is going on
4. Soldiers standing, audio of suspected militants returning fire
5. Former militant (now helping the security forces) firing at militants hiding in the houses
6. Soldier, smoke coming out of house
7. Soldier
8. Soldiers running as encounter with militants is going on
9. Soldiers with guns pointed at house
10. Soldiers
11. Soldiers walking
14. Night shot burnt house where the suspected militants were hiding
15. Various of bodies of suspected militants killed in the encounter being carried by soldiers and laid on the ground
16. Bodies lying on the ground
17. Soldiers looking
18. Dead body
19. SOUNDBITE (Hindi) J.P.Sinha, Border Security Force
"The encounter went on for the whole day...we called the operation off late in the evening. Among those killed was Saifullah, chief of militant outfit 'Al-Badr ' who had been spreading terror in the valley. His deputy commander Hizbi and another associate Usma were also there with him - all three have been killed. I would say this has broken the backbone of 'Al-Badr' group."
Srinagar, Jammu-Kashmir state, India, January 30, 2002
20. Coffin with body of member the Border Security Force (BSF) soldier who died in the encounter
21. BSF officers paying homage to dead soldier
22. Soldiers putting guns down as a mark of respect to dead soldier
23. BSF officers laying wreaths on coffin
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Six suspected Islamic militants and a paramilitary trooper were killed during gun battles as India and Pakistan exchanged small arms fire across the ceasefire line in troubled Kashmir on Tuesday.
Paramilitary forces killed three suspected rebels who were hiding in an old house in Ahmadnagar, outside Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu-Kashmir state.
Border Security Force officials said the three belonged to the Al-Badr group, a Kashmiri militant outfit.
They included Saifullah, a deputy commander of the militant group.
Police officers at the scene said the house of a local businessman was surrounded on Monday night but the gunfire did not begin until Tuesday, when authorities demanded that the militants surrender.
The Border Security Force tried to persuade the militants, through locals, that they should surrender but they did not.
When some troopers tried to enter the house through a large courtyard early on Tuesday, the militants opened fire.
The BSF sent several raiding parties to rescue the residents of the house and all were safe.
Later the house was burnt down and all the militants were killed.
One paramilitary soldier was also killed and another four were seriously wounded in the shootout.
The wounded were hospitalised in Srinagar.
Another three suspected guerrillas were killed during hour-long gun battle with a joint team of Indian army and police in the mountainous Rajouri sector, 185 kilometres (115 miles) northwest of Jammu.
The militants have been fighting for Kashmir's independence since 1989 and launch attacks against Indian security forces.
India accuses Pakistan of funding and training the militants, allegations that Islamabad denies.
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Anantnag - 5 September 2001
1. Various of dead bodies of Islamic militants being carried by soldiers and layed out on the ground
2. Various of dead bodies of militants lying on the ground
3. Wide shot dead bodies lying on the ground surrounded by soldiers
4. SOUNDBITE: (English) Brigidier Pran Gaur, Indian Army "We recovered six AK 56 rufles and a vast quantity of arms, ammunition and other war like stores."
5. Wide shot army officials
Janbaazpura - 4 September 2001
6. School girl injured in explosion being brought to hospital
7. Injured girl crying with pain, surrounded by relatives and doctors
8. Injured school girl lying unconscious
9. Various of injured school girl being carried on hospital trolley
Srinagar - 3 September 2001
10. Wide shot of soldiers near bus damaged in explosion
11. Damaged bus
12. Belongings of bus passengers lying scattered on ground
13. Mid shot soldiers
14. Various of blast victims being treated in hospital
Manasbal - 4 September 2001
15. Various of arms and ammunition recovered from Islamic militants
16. Militant surrendering arms before Indian army officers
17. Various of militants waiting to surrender arms
18. Mid shot of militants surrendering arms
19. SOUNDBITE: (English) A.K.Singh, Indian Army "They surrendered during the operation and they were caught alive. The rest of the five terrorists are those who have surrendered to us because they got fed up with militancy.These five terrorists belong to Tehrik-e-Jehadi-Islam , H.U.M. (Hizb-ul-Mujahidden ) as well as from Al-fateh."
20. Various of militants who surrendered to Indian army
STORYLINE :
During a fierce gunbattle that lasted more than ten hours, the Indian army shot dead six Islamic militants in the insurgency-wracked Kashmir valley on Wednesday.
The gunbattle took place during a search operation near Kokarnag town in Anantnag district, 75 kilometers (45 miles) south of Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir.
The militants were hiding in the dense pinewood forests adjoining Kokarnag.
The army spokesperson said four of the six militants had been identified.
Two of them belonged to pro-Pakistan Hezb-ul-Mujahedeen while the other two were members of Pakistan-based Laskar-e-Tayyaba.
The army seized AK-47 rifles, hand grenades, ammunition and explosives from those killed in the clashes.
More than a dozen militant groups have been fighting for Kashmir's independence from India since 1989.
Human rights groups say more than 60-thousand people have been killed in the fighting.
The Islamic guerilla groups have stepped up attacks after the unsuccessful summit between India and Pakistan in July.
In another incident, three school children died and another four injured in an explosion in Baramullah, 60 kilometers (38 miles) north of Srinagar, Kashmir's summer capital.
Police said the explosion occurred in the premises of the school where the children were playing during lunch break.
The militants also blew up a passenger bus in Srinagar on Monday that killed one and injured 12 people.
The Indian army has stepped up its anti-insurgency operations.
In a successful operation, a group of militants surrendered their arms to the Indian security forces in Manasbal.
Three of them were captured by the army during search operation.
India accuses Pakistan of training, arming and funding the guerrillas.
Islamabad says it supports the guerrillas' cause, but gives no material aid.
Both nations have fought two of their three wars over control of Kashmir since gaining independence from Britain in 1947.
India controls two-thirds of the Himalayan territory and Pakistan the rest.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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In Syria, in Hama province, the militants of the terrorist group "dzhebhat EN-Nusra front" (Jabhat al-Nusra) attempted to shoot a propaganda film about their success in the confrontation with government forces. For this area the height of the tell-Sucic (Tall Sukayk) in the province of Hama were delivered to the journalists and told them about the planned offensive of the Islamists.
One of the gunmen stood in a beautiful pose on camera odious reporter Ahmed Abu Hamza (Abu Hamza Ahmed), who is known for being worked on Islamist terrorist groups.
The action started the story with the words: "We are not afraid of government troops, we will destroy them, we monitor here the entire territory...".
- published: 16 Nov 2015
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"A day after taking over Mosul, Iraq's second-largest city, militants gained nearly complete control of the northern city of Tikrit, witnesses in the city and police officials in neighboring Samarra told CNN.
Heavy fighting erupted inside Tikrit -- the hometown of former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein -- as the military tried to regain control, the sources and a police official in Baghdad said.
According to the witnesses in Tikrit and the Samarra police officials, two police stations in Tikrit were on fire and a military base was taken over by militants, believed to be from the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, an al Qaeda splinter group also known as ISIS and ISIL."* The Young Turks host Cenk Uygur breaks it down.
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- published: 12 Jun 2014
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Islamic terrorism
Islamic terrorism is, by definition, terrorist acts committed by Muslim groups or individuals who profess Islamic or Islamist motivations or goals. Islamic terrorists have relied on particular interpretations of the tenets of the Quran and the Hadith, citing these scriptures to justify violent tactics including mass murder,genocide,child molestation and slavery. In recent decades, incidents of Islamic terrorism have occurred on a global scale, occurring not only in Muslim-majority states in Africa and Asia, but also abroad in Europe, Russia, and the United States, and such attacks have targeted Muslims and non-Muslims. In a number of the worst-affected Muslim-majority regions, these terrorists have been met by armed, independent resistance groups, state actors and their proxies, and politically liberal Muslim protesters.
Although the literal existence of Islamic terrorism is not disputed, some have criticized what they perceive to be the blanket usage of the term. Such use in Western political speech has variously been called "counter-productive," "unhelpful," "highly politicized, intellectually contestable" and "damaging to community relations." This view, in turn, has been criticized by those who perceive it to be an act of evasion.
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Islamic state (disambiguation)
Islamic state is a type of government based on Islamic religious law (sharia).
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Indian Army
The Indian Army is the land-based branch and the largest component of the Indian Armed Forces. The President of India serves as Commander-in-Chief of the army, and it is commanded by the Chief of Army Staff (COAS), who is a four-star General. Two officers have been conferred the rank of Field marshal, a Five-star rank, which is a ceremonial position of great honour. The Indian Army originated from the armies of the East India Company, which eventually became the British Indian Army and finally the national army after independence. The units and regiments of the Indian Army have diverse histories and have participated in a number of battles and campaigns across the world, earning a large number of battle and theatre honours before and after Independence.
The primary mission of the Indian Army is to ensure national security and unity, defending the nation from external aggression and threats, and maintaining peace and security within its borders. It conducts humanitarian rescue operations during natural calamities and other disturbances, like Operation Surya Hope, and can also be requisitioned by the government to cope with internal threats. It is a major component of national power alongside the Indian Navy and the Indian Air Force. The army has been involved in four wars with neighbouring Pakistan and one with China. Other major operations undertaken by the army include Operation Vijay, Operation Meghdoot and Operation Cactus. Apart from conflicts, the army has conducted large peace time exercises like Operation Brasstacks and Exercise Shoorveer, and it has also been an active participant in numerous United Nations peacekeeping missions including the ones in Cyprus, Lebanon, Congo, Angola, Cambodia, Vietnam, Namibia, El Salvador, Liberia, Mozambique and Somalia.
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Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant
Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL, IPA /ˈaɪsᵻl/), alternatively translated as Islamic State of Iraq and Syria or Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS, /ˈaɪsᵻs/), is a Salafi jihadist militant group that follows an Islamic fundamentalist, Wahhabi doctrine of Sunni Islam. The group is also known as Daesh (داعش dāʿish, IPA: [ˈdaːʕiʃ]), which is an acronym derived from its Arabic name ad-Dawlah al-Islāmiyah fī 'l-ʿIrāq wa-sh-Shām (الدولة الإسلامية في العراق والشام).
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State
State may refer to:
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2:11Syria conflict: Islamic State militants 'kill Syrian soldiers' - BBC News
Syria conflict: Islamic State militants 'kill Syrian soldiers' - BBC NewsSyria conflict: Islamic State militants 'kill Syrian soldiers' - BBC News
Subscribe to BBC News www.youtube.com/bbcnews Dozens of Syrian army soldiers appear to have been killed by Jihadist militants from Islamic State (IS), activists say. ***THIS VIDEO CONTAINS SOME DISTURBING IMAGES*** Subscribe to BBC News HERE http://bit.ly/1rbfUog Check out our website: http://www.bbc.com/news Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/bbcworldnews Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/bbcworld Instagram: http://instagram.com/bbcnews -
3:32'Muslims are thirsty for Islamic Caliphate around the world' says militant leader - BBC News
'Muslims are thirsty for Islamic Caliphate around the world' says militant leader - BBC News'Muslims are thirsty for Islamic Caliphate around the world' says militant leader - BBC News
Subscribe to BBC News www.youtube.com/bbcnews After the massacres and barbarity does anyone now want to work with Islamic State? A group of militant fighters in Afghanistan is considering it. Our World Affairs Editor John Simpson travels to remote Baghlan province to find out why. Subscribe to BBC News HERE http://bit.ly/1rbfUog Check out our website: http://www.bbc.com/news Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/bbcworldnews Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/bbcworld Instagram: http://instagram.com/bbcnews -
0:46Islamic State militants march Syrian soldiers in their underwear 'to execution'
Islamic State militants march Syrian soldiers in their underwear 'to execution'Islamic State militants march Syrian soldiers in their underwear 'to execution'
Graphic video has emerged believed to show the mass killing of more than 120 captured Syrian soldiers carried out by the Islamic State group The video shows men dressed in only their underwear being marched through the desert. It is believed to have been filmed near Tabqa in northeastern Syria where Islamic State militants overran a military base earlier this week. The armed, masked men overseeing the group made local sheep herding noises at them as men trailing behind the main group were kicked and hit with the butt of a rifle. One armed man waved a black-and-white Islamic State group flag marched at the front of the line. Off camera, one fighter shouted "The Islamic State" and the captive men responded, "It continues" - a chant favoured by the militant group. The footage has been verified by regional Associated Press journalists familiar with the depicted locations. In a later video (not shown here), also uploaded to social media, the bodies of more than 100 men are shown lying face down on the ground. The UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said that many of the soldiers killed were rounded up on Wednesday in the arid countryside near the Tabqa airfield, three days after Islamic State fighters seized the base. The government troops were among a large group of soldiers from the base who were stuck behind the front lines after the airfield fell to jihadi fighters. The Observatory said around 120 captive government troops from Tabqa were killed near the base. Islamic State fighters killed at least another 40 soldiers, most of whom were taken prisoner in recent fighting for other bases in the area, in the Hamrat region near Raqqa city, the group's stronghold. A statement posted online and circulated on Twitter by supporters of the Islamic State group claimed the extremists killed "about 200" government prisoners captured near Tabqa. In its rise to prominence over the past year, the Islamic State group has frequently published graphic photos and videos online of everything from mass killings to beheadings, using violence - and images of violence - to terrorize its opponents, as it sweeps further into Syria and Iraq. A UN commission accused the Islamic State group on Wednesday of committing crimes against humanity in Syria - echoing UN accusations against the group in Iraq. The Islamic State group's surge is one aspect of Syria's multi-layered civil war, a bloody conflict that has killed more than 190,000 people and destabilised the entire region. Source: APTN Get the latest headlines http://www.telegraph.co.uk/ Subscribe to The Telegraph http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=telegraphtv Like us on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/telegraph.co.uk Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/telegraph Follow us on Google+ https://plus.google.com/102891355072777008500/ Telegraph.co.uk and YouTube.com/TelegraphTV are websites of The Daily Telegraph, the UK's best-selling quality daily newspaper providing news and analysis on UK and world events, business, sport, lifestyle and culture. -
33:49Islamist Militants on Israel's Doorstep: The War Next Door (Full Length)
Islamist Militants on Israel's Doorstep: The War Next Door (Full Length)Islamist Militants on Israel's Doorstep: The War Next Door (Full Length)
Subscribe to VICE News here: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-VICE-News In August, al Nusra Front jihadists took control of Syria’s side of the border crossing with Israel and kidnapped over 40 United Nations peacekeepers — who have since been released. But al Nusra Front, an al Qaeda-affiliate, isn’t Israel’s only threat from Syria. President Bashar al-Assad’s military, in a possible effort to bait Israel into its civil war to shore up Arab sympathies, has been lobbing mortars across the border. Just a few weeks ago, the Israeli military shot down a Syrian plane flying over the Golan Heights — the first time it has done so since the 1980s. VICE News travels to Israel’s “quiet border” in the Golan Heights, where members of al Nusra Front are now a visible threat. Read "The Explosive End of Israel's 'Quietest Border'" - http://bit.ly/1xcm7DB Read "Islamic State Fighters Capture Jordanian Pilot After Downing Coalition Warplane in Syria" - http://bit.ly/1B5Fn6g Read "The Syrian Regime Will Now Allow Desperately Needed Aid Into Rebel-Held Regions" - http://bit.ly/1t7ejoq Read "New Evidence Suggests Israel Is Helping Syrian Rebels in the Golan Heights" - http://bit.ly/1BroztZ Watch "A Fugitive and his Family: Escape to the Islamic State" - http://bit.ly/1rNVpwy Check out the VICE News beta for more: http://vicenews.com Follow VICE News here: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/vicenews Twitter: https://twitter.com/vicenews Tumblr: http://vicenews.tumblr.com/ Instagram: http://instagram.com/vicenews -
3:19Kashmir: 3 Islamic Militants Killed By Indian Army - 2000
Kashmir: 3 Islamic Militants Killed By Indian Army - 2000Kashmir: 3 Islamic Militants Killed By Indian Army - 2000
English/Nat Three Islamic militants were shot dead by the Indian army on Sunday after the day long siege of a mosque in central Kashmir. Hiding in a mosque, the suspected militants fired at an Indian army cordon and killed one soldier - but were killed themselves when they tried to escape. And in a previous encounter on Saturday, the Indian army claims to have killed five top foreign mercenaries suspected of having been involved in the massacre of 40 Sikhs in the village of Chatti Singhpura early last week. The three militants took shelter inside the mosque in Handwara in central Kashmir late Saturday after they were spotted by soldiers on patrol near the town. Handwara is 80 kilometers (48 miles) north of Srinagar, Kashmir's summer capital. Soldiers threw a cordon around the mosque and kept watch through the night, but did not fire back even though the militants lobbed grenades at them and fired with sub machine guns. One soldier was killed in the firing late on Saturday and an officer was wounded. Early on Sunday the intensity of the firing increased and an explosion was heard inside the mosque. Two militants were seen jumping out of a window and they were killed in small arms fire. And within hours the third militant was also killed after he also tried to escape. At one point television journalists and photographers covering the encounter had to run for their lives as the suspected militants started firing in their direction. Officials said they exercised careful restraint during the siege. They said any harm to the mosque caused by the army firing in on the militants could have flared up tensions in Kashmir - which is India's only Muslim-majority state - India is predominantly Hindu. SOUNDBITE: (English) "They opened up fire from a number of directions from inside the masjid, killing one of our jawans (soldiers) in the process. In spite of one of our jawans having been killed, we have shown tremendous restraint in not retaliating back - the way we are equipped with, we have only fired a small rounds ammunition which is basically the AK ammunition, purely in self defence." SUPER CAPTION: R.K. Karwal, Indian Army Army officers took the help of local Islamic preachers and other senior citizens, who urged the militants to come out of the mosque and surrender. But the rebels ignored the requests and so were eventually killed. In a previous encounter on Saturday, the Indian army claimed to have killed five top foreign mercenaries. They were suspected of being involved in the massacre of 40 Sikhs in the village of Chatti Singhpura earlier last week. The Indian security forces cordoned off the house where the suspected militants were hiding and launched the operation to flush them out. The fierce gun battle took place in Patheribal in Anantnag district. Later the villagers held a funeral procession for one of those killed in the encounter and who they said was a local resident. As they walked thorough the streets they shouted pro-independence slogans. Dozens of Muslim militant groups have been fighting to either separate Kashmir from India or merge it with neighbouring Pakistan. India accuses Pakistan of arming and funding the insurgents and U-S President Bill Clinton also says guerrillas are being aided by certain members of the Pakistani government. Islamabad denies the charge. As a result more than 25 thousand people have died in Kashmir since the fighting began in 1989. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/2bb3c7d489e074711ef7a54b29e6b097 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
0:39Islamic State militants video "beheading " of US reporter
Islamic State militants video "beheading " of US reporterIslamic State militants video "beheading " of US reporter
Islamic State militants have released a video purporting to show the beheading of a US journalist. The individual was named by an IS member as James Foley who went missing in Syria nearly two years ago. Foley's military brother was mentioned in a denouncement of the West. The man carrying out the execution apparently spoke with a British accent. The militants said they were taking revenge for recent US air strikes against the Islamic State group in Iraq. … READ MORE : http://www.euronews.com/2014/08/20/islamic-state-militants-video-beheading-of-us-reporter What is in the news today? Click to watch: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSyY1udCyYqBeLGPTLVZMp8kczDH7_5Ni euronews: the most watched news channel in Europe Subscribe! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=euronews euronews is available in 14 languages: https://www.youtube.com/user/euronewsnetwork/channels In English: Website: http://www.euronews.com/news Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/euronews Twitter: http://twitter.com/euronews Google+: http://google.com/+euronews VKontakte: http://vk.com/en.euronews -
3:24Indian army kills Islamic militants heading for Kashmir.
Indian army kills Islamic militants heading for Kashmir.Indian army kills Islamic militants heading for Kashmir.
Ahmadnagar, India January 29, 2002 1. Soldier looking at house where suspected militants were hiding 2. Soldiers firing from mobile grenade launcher, smoke coming out of house 3. Armed soldiers outside house as encounter with suspected militants is going on 4. Soldiers standing, audio of suspected militants returning fire 5. Former militant (now helping the security forces) firing at militants hiding in the houses 6. Soldier, smoke coming out of house 7. Soldier 8. Soldiers running as encounter with militants is going on 9. Soldiers with guns pointed at house 10. Soldiers 11. Soldiers walking 14. Night shot burnt house where the suspected militants were hiding 15. Various of bodies of suspected militants killed in the encounter being carried by soldiers and laid on the ground 16. Bodies lying on the ground 17. Soldiers looking 18. Dead body 19. SOUNDBITE (Hindi) J.P.Sinha, Border Security Force "The encounter went on for the whole day...we called the operation off late in the evening. Among those killed was Saifullah, chief of militant outfit 'Al-Badr ' who had been spreading terror in the valley. His deputy commander Hizbi and another associate Usma were also there with him - all three have been killed. I would say this has broken the backbone of 'Al-Badr' group." Srinagar, Jammu-Kashmir state, India, January 30, 2002 20. Coffin with body of member the Border Security Force (BSF) soldier who died in the encounter 21. BSF officers paying homage to dead soldier 22. Soldiers putting guns down as a mark of respect to dead soldier 23. BSF officers laying wreaths on coffin STORYLINE: Six suspected Islamic militants and a paramilitary trooper were killed during gun battles as India and Pakistan exchanged small arms fire across the ceasefire line in troubled Kashmir on Tuesday. Paramilitary forces killed three suspected rebels who were hiding in an old house in Ahmadnagar, outside Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu-Kashmir state. Border Security Force officials said the three belonged to the Al-Badr group, a Kashmiri militant outfit. They included Saifullah, a deputy commander of the militant group. Police officers at the scene said the house of a local businessman was surrounded on Monday night but the gunfire did not begin until Tuesday, when authorities demanded that the militants surrender. The Border Security Force tried to persuade the militants, through locals, that they should surrender but they did not. When some troopers tried to enter the house through a large courtyard early on Tuesday, the militants opened fire. The BSF sent several raiding parties to rescue the residents of the house and all were safe. Later the house was burnt down and all the militants were killed. One paramilitary soldier was also killed and another four were seriously wounded in the shootout. The wounded were hospitalised in Srinagar. Another three suspected guerrillas were killed during hour-long gun battle with a joint team of Indian army and police in the mountainous Rajouri sector, 185 kilometres (115 miles) northwest of Jammu. The militants have been fighting for Kashmir's independence since 1989 and launch attacks against Indian security forces. India accuses Pakistan of funding and training the militants, allegations that Islamabad denies. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/00af831e7b92abddc1dac1e0898a0e4b Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
3:11Islamic militants kill five Indian soldiers in two attacks.
Islamic militants kill five Indian soldiers in two attacks.Islamic militants kill five Indian soldiers in two attacks.
Anantnag - 5 September 2001 1. Various of dead bodies of Islamic militants being carried by soldiers and layed out on the ground 2. Various of dead bodies of militants lying on the ground 3. Wide shot dead bodies lying on the ground surrounded by soldiers 4. SOUNDBITE: (English) Brigidier Pran Gaur, Indian Army "We recovered six AK 56 rufles and a vast quantity of arms, ammunition and other war like stores." 5. Wide shot army officials Janbaazpura - 4 September 2001 6. School girl injured in explosion being brought to hospital 7. Injured girl crying with pain, surrounded by relatives and doctors 8. Injured school girl lying unconscious 9. Various of injured school girl being carried on hospital trolley Srinagar - 3 September 2001 10. Wide shot of soldiers near bus damaged in explosion 11. Damaged bus 12. Belongings of bus passengers lying scattered on ground 13. Mid shot soldiers 14. Various of blast victims being treated in hospital Manasbal - 4 September 2001 15. Various of arms and ammunition recovered from Islamic militants 16. Militant surrendering arms before Indian army officers 17. Various of militants waiting to surrender arms 18. Mid shot of militants surrendering arms 19. SOUNDBITE: (English) A.K.Singh, Indian Army "They surrendered during the operation and they were caught alive. The rest of the five terrorists are those who have surrendered to us because they got fed up with militancy.These five terrorists belong to Tehrik-e-Jehadi-Islam , H.U.M. (Hizb-ul-Mujahidden ) as well as from Al-fateh." 20. Various of militants who surrendered to Indian army STORYLINE : During a fierce gunbattle that lasted more than ten hours, the Indian army shot dead six Islamic militants in the insurgency-wracked Kashmir valley on Wednesday. The gunbattle took place during a search operation near Kokarnag town in Anantnag district, 75 kilometers (45 miles) south of Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir. The militants were hiding in the dense pinewood forests adjoining Kokarnag. The army spokesperson said four of the six militants had been identified. Two of them belonged to pro-Pakistan Hezb-ul-Mujahedeen while the other two were members of Pakistan-based Laskar-e-Tayyaba. The army seized AK-47 rifles, hand grenades, ammunition and explosives from those killed in the clashes. More than a dozen militant groups have been fighting for Kashmir's independence from India since 1989. Human rights groups say more than 60-thousand people have been killed in the fighting. The Islamic guerilla groups have stepped up attacks after the unsuccessful summit between India and Pakistan in July. In another incident, three school children died and another four injured in an explosion in Baramullah, 60 kilometers (38 miles) north of Srinagar, Kashmir's summer capital. Police said the explosion occurred in the premises of the school where the children were playing during lunch break. The militants also blew up a passenger bus in Srinagar on Monday that killed one and injured 12 people. The Indian army has stepped up its anti-insurgency operations. In a successful operation, a group of militants surrendered their arms to the Indian security forces in Manasbal. Three of them were captured by the army during search operation. India accuses Pakistan of training, arming and funding the guerrillas. Islamabad says it supports the guerrillas' cause, but gives no material aid. Both nations have fought two of their three wars over control of Kashmir since gaining independence from Britain in 1947. India controls two-thirds of the Himalayan territory and Pakistan the rest. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/557ddbb8d783259a569528d17751669d Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
0:41Islamic militants covered mine, while he was showing off for the camera
Islamic militants covered mine, while he was showing off for the cameraIslamic militants covered mine, while he was showing off for the camera
In Syria, in Hama province, the militants of the terrorist group "dzhebhat EN-Nusra front" (Jabhat al-Nusra) attempted to shoot a propaganda film about their success in the confrontation with government forces. For this area the height of the tell-Sucic (Tall Sukayk) in the province of Hama were delivered to the journalists and told them about the planned offensive of the Islamists. One of the gunmen stood in a beautiful pose on camera odious reporter Ahmed Abu Hamza (Abu Hamza Ahmed), who is known for being worked on Islamist terrorist groups. The action started the story with the words: "We are not afraid of government troops, we will destroy them, we monitor here the entire territory...". -
5:48Islamic Militants Seize Iraqi Cities & Bring Ancient Horrors With Them
Islamic Militants Seize Iraqi Cities & Bring Ancient Horrors With ThemIslamic Militants Seize Iraqi Cities & Bring Ancient Horrors With Them
"A day after taking over Mosul, Iraq's second-largest city, militants gained nearly complete control of the northern city of Tikrit, witnesses in the city and police officials in neighboring Samarra told CNN. Heavy fighting erupted inside Tikrit -- the hometown of former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein -- as the military tried to regain control, the sources and a police official in Baghdad said. According to the witnesses in Tikrit and the Samarra police officials, two police stations in Tikrit were on fire and a military base was taken over by militants, believed to be from the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, an al Qaeda splinter group also known as ISIS and ISIL."* The Young Turks host Cenk Uygur breaks it down. *Read more here from CNN: http://www.cnn.com/2014/06/11/world/meast/iraq-violence/
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Syria conflict: Islamic State militants 'kill Syrian soldiers' - BBC News
Subscribe to BBC News www.youtube.com/bbcnews Dozens of Syrian army soldiers appear to have been killed by Jihadist militants from Islamic State (IS), activists say. ***THIS VIDEO CONTAINS SOME DISTURBING IMAGES*** Subscribe to BBC News HERE http://bit.ly/1rbfUog Check out our website: http://www.bbc.com/news Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/bbcworldnews Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/bbcworld Instagram: http://instagram.com/bbcnews
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'Muslims are thirsty for Islamic Caliphate around the world' says militant leader - BBC News
Subscribe to BBC News www.youtube.com/bbcnews After the massacres and barbarity does anyone now want to work with Islamic State? A group of militant fighters in Afghanistan is considering it. Our World Affairs Editor John Simpson travels to remote Baghlan province to find out why. Subscribe to BBC News HERE http://bit.ly/1rbfUog Check out our website: http://www.bbc.com/news Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/bbcworldnews Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/bbcworld Instagram: http://instagram.com/bbcnews
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Islamic State militants march Syrian soldiers in their underwear 'to execution'
Graphic video has emerged believed to show the mass killing of more than 120 captured Syrian soldiers carried out by the Islamic State group The video shows men dressed in only their underwear being marched through the desert. It is believed to have been filmed near Tabqa in northeastern Syria where Islamic State militants overran a military base earlier this week. The armed, masked men overseeing the group made local sheep herding noises at them as men trailing behind the main group were kicked and hit with the butt of a rifle. One armed man waved a black-and-white Islamic State group flag marched at the front of the line. Off camera, one fighter shouted "The Islamic State" and the captive men responded, "It continues" - a chant favoured by the militant group. The footage has be...
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Islamist Militants on Israel's Doorstep: The War Next Door (Full Length)
Subscribe to VICE News here: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-VICE-News In August, al Nusra Front jihadists took control of Syria’s side of the border crossing with Israel and kidnapped over 40 United Nations peacekeepers — who have since been released. But al Nusra Front, an al Qaeda-affiliate, isn’t Israel’s only threat from Syria. President Bashar al-Assad’s military, in a possible effort to bait Israel into its civil war to shore up Arab sympathies, has been lobbing mortars across the border. Just a few weeks ago, the Israeli military shot down a Syrian plane flying over the Golan Heights — the first time it has done so since the 1980s. VICE News travels to Israel’s “quiet border” in the Golan Heights, where members of al Nusra Front are now a visible threat. Read "The Explosive End of I...
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Kashmir: 3 Islamic Militants Killed By Indian Army - 2000
English/Nat Three Islamic militants were shot dead by the Indian army on Sunday after the day long siege of a mosque in central Kashmir. Hiding in a mosque, the suspected militants fired at an Indian army cordon and killed one soldier - but were killed themselves when they tried to escape. And in a previous encounter on Saturday, the Indian army claims to have killed five top foreign mercenaries suspected of having been involved in the massacre of 40 Sikhs in the village of Chatti Singhpura early last week. The three militants took shelter inside the mosque in Handwara in central Kashmir late Saturday after they were spotted by soldiers on patrol near the town. Handwara is 80 kilometers (48 miles) north of Srinagar, Kashmir's summer capital. Soldiers threw a cordon ...
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Islamic State militants video "beheading " of US reporter
Islamic State militants have released a video purporting to show the beheading of a US journalist. The individual was named by an IS member as James Foley who went missing in Syria nearly two years ago. Foley's military brother was mentioned in a denouncement of the West. The man carrying out the execution apparently spoke with a British accent. The militants said they were taking revenge for recent US air strikes against the Islamic State group in Iraq. … READ MORE : http://www.euronews.com/2014/08/20/islamic-state-militants-video-beheading-of-us-reporter What is in the news today? Click to watch: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSyY1udCyYqBeLGPTLVZMp8kczDH7_5Ni euronews: the most watched news channel in Europe Subscribe! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=e...
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Indian army kills Islamic militants heading for Kashmir.
Ahmadnagar, India January 29, 2002 1. Soldier looking at house where suspected militants were hiding 2. Soldiers firing from mobile grenade launcher, smoke coming out of house 3. Armed soldiers outside house as encounter with suspected militants is going on 4. Soldiers standing, audio of suspected militants returning fire 5. Former militant (now helping the security forces) firing at militants hiding in the houses 6. Soldier, smoke coming out of house 7. Soldier 8. Soldiers running as encounter with militants is going on 9. Soldiers with guns pointed at house 10. Soldiers 11. Soldiers walking 14. Night shot burnt house where the suspected militants were hiding 15. Various of bodies of suspected militants killed in the encounter being carried by soldiers and laid on the ground...
published: 21 Jul 2015 -
Islamic militants kill five Indian soldiers in two attacks.
Anantnag - 5 September 2001 1. Various of dead bodies of Islamic militants being carried by soldiers and layed out on the ground 2. Various of dead bodies of militants lying on the ground 3. Wide shot dead bodies lying on the ground surrounded by soldiers 4. SOUNDBITE: (English) Brigidier Pran Gaur, Indian Army "We recovered six AK 56 rufles and a vast quantity of arms, ammunition and other war like stores." 5. Wide shot army officials Janbaazpura - 4 September 2001 6. School girl injured in explosion being brought to hospital 7. Injured girl crying with pain, surrounded by relatives and doctors 8. Injured school girl lying unconscious 9. Various of injured school girl being carried on hospital trolley Srinagar - 3 September 2001 10. Wide shot of soldiers near bus damaged i...
published: 21 Jul 2015 -
Islamic militants covered mine, while he was showing off for the camera
In Syria, in Hama province, the militants of the terrorist group "dzhebhat EN-Nusra front" (Jabhat al-Nusra) attempted to shoot a propaganda film about their success in the confrontation with government forces. For this area the height of the tell-Sucic (Tall Sukayk) in the province of Hama were delivered to the journalists and told them about the planned offensive of the Islamists. One of the gunmen stood in a beautiful pose on camera odious reporter Ahmed Abu Hamza (Abu Hamza Ahmed), who is known for being worked on Islamist terrorist groups. The action started the story with the words: "We are not afraid of government troops, we will destroy them, we monitor here the entire territory...".
published: 16 Nov 2015 -
Islamic Militants Seize Iraqi Cities & Bring Ancient Horrors With Them
"A day after taking over Mosul, Iraq's second-largest city, militants gained nearly complete control of the northern city of Tikrit, witnesses in the city and police officials in neighboring Samarra told CNN. Heavy fighting erupted inside Tikrit -- the hometown of former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein -- as the military tried to regain control, the sources and a police official in Baghdad said. According to the witnesses in Tikrit and the Samarra police officials, two police stations in Tikrit were on fire and a military base was taken over by militants, believed to be from the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, an al Qaeda splinter group also known as ISIS and ISIL."* The Young Turks host Cenk Uygur breaks it down. *Read more here from CNN: http://www.cnn.com/2014/06/11/world/meast/iraq-vio...
published: 12 Jun 2014
Syria conflict: Islamic State militants 'kill Syrian soldiers' - BBC News
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Dozens of Syrian army soldiers appear to have been killed by Jihadist militants from Islamic State (IS), activists...
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'Muslims are thirsty for Islamic Caliphate around the world' says militant leader - BBC News
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After the massacres and barbarity does anyone now want to work with Islamic State? A group of militant fighters in...
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After the massacres and barbarity does anyone now want to work with Islamic State? A group of militant fighters in Afghanistan is considering it. Our World Affairs Editor John Simpson travels to remote Baghlan province to find out why.
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After the massacres and barbarity does anyone now want to work with Islamic State? A group of militant fighters in Afghanistan is considering it. Our World Affairs Editor John Simpson travels to remote Baghlan province to find out why.
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Islamic State militants march Syrian soldiers in their underwear 'to execution'
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Graphic video has emerged believed to show the mass killing of more than 120 captured Syrian soldiers carried out by the Islamic State group
The video shows m...
Graphic video has emerged believed to show the mass killing of more than 120 captured Syrian soldiers carried out by the Islamic State group
The video shows men dressed in only their underwear being marched through the desert. It is believed to have been filmed near Tabqa in northeastern Syria where Islamic State militants overran a military base earlier this week.
The armed, masked men overseeing the group made local sheep herding noises at them as men trailing behind the main group were kicked and hit with the butt of a rifle.
One armed man waved a black-and-white Islamic State group flag marched at the front of the line.
Off camera, one fighter shouted "The Islamic State" and the captive men responded, "It continues" - a chant favoured by the militant group.
The footage has been verified by regional Associated Press journalists familiar with the depicted locations.
In a later video (not shown here), also uploaded to social media, the bodies of more than 100 men are shown lying face down on the ground.
The UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said that many of the soldiers killed were rounded up on Wednesday in the arid countryside near the Tabqa airfield, three days after Islamic State fighters seized the base.
The government troops were among a large group of soldiers from the base who were stuck behind the front lines after the airfield fell to jihadi fighters.
The Observatory said around 120 captive government troops from Tabqa were killed near the base.
Islamic State fighters killed at least another 40 soldiers, most of whom were taken prisoner in recent fighting for other bases in the area, in the Hamrat region near Raqqa city, the group's stronghold.
A statement posted online and circulated on Twitter by supporters of the Islamic State group claimed the extremists killed "about 200" government prisoners captured near Tabqa.
In its rise to prominence over the past year, the Islamic State group has frequently published graphic photos and videos online of everything from mass killings to beheadings, using violence - and images of violence - to terrorize its opponents, as it sweeps further into Syria and Iraq.
A UN commission accused the Islamic State group on Wednesday of committing crimes against humanity in Syria - echoing UN accusations against the group in Iraq.
The Islamic State group's surge is one aspect of Syria's multi-layered civil war, a bloody conflict that has killed more than 190,000 people and destabilised the entire region.
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Graphic video has emerged believed to show the mass killing of more than 120 captured Syrian soldiers carried out by the Islamic State group
The video shows men dressed in only their underwear being marched through the desert. It is believed to have been filmed near Tabqa in northeastern Syria where Islamic State militants overran a military base earlier this week.
The armed, masked men overseeing the group made local sheep herding noises at them as men trailing behind the main group were kicked and hit with the butt of a rifle.
One armed man waved a black-and-white Islamic State group flag marched at the front of the line.
Off camera, one fighter shouted "The Islamic State" and the captive men responded, "It continues" - a chant favoured by the militant group.
The footage has been verified by regional Associated Press journalists familiar with the depicted locations.
In a later video (not shown here), also uploaded to social media, the bodies of more than 100 men are shown lying face down on the ground.
The UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said that many of the soldiers killed were rounded up on Wednesday in the arid countryside near the Tabqa airfield, three days after Islamic State fighters seized the base.
The government troops were among a large group of soldiers from the base who were stuck behind the front lines after the airfield fell to jihadi fighters.
The Observatory said around 120 captive government troops from Tabqa were killed near the base.
Islamic State fighters killed at least another 40 soldiers, most of whom were taken prisoner in recent fighting for other bases in the area, in the Hamrat region near Raqqa city, the group's stronghold.
A statement posted online and circulated on Twitter by supporters of the Islamic State group claimed the extremists killed "about 200" government prisoners captured near Tabqa.
In its rise to prominence over the past year, the Islamic State group has frequently published graphic photos and videos online of everything from mass killings to beheadings, using violence - and images of violence - to terrorize its opponents, as it sweeps further into Syria and Iraq.
A UN commission accused the Islamic State group on Wednesday of committing crimes against humanity in Syria - echoing UN accusations against the group in Iraq.
The Islamic State group's surge is one aspect of Syria's multi-layered civil war, a bloody conflict that has killed more than 190,000 people and destabilised the entire region.
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Islamist Militants on Israel's Doorstep: The War Next Door (Full Length)
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In August, al Nusra Front jihadists took control of Syria’s side of the border crossing with Israel and kidnapped over 40 United Nations peacekeepers — who have since been released.
But al Nusra Front, an al Qaeda-affiliate, isn’t Israel’s only threat from Syria. President Bashar al-Assad’s military, in a possible effort to bait Israel into its civil war to shore up Arab sympathies, has been lobbing mortars across the border. Just a few weeks ago, the Israeli military shot down a Syrian plane flying over the Golan Heights — the first time it has done so since the 1980s.
VICE News travels to Israel’s “quiet border” in the Golan Heights, where members of al Nusra Front are now a visible threat.
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Kashmir: 3 Islamic Militants Killed By Indian Army - 2000
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Three Islamic militants were shot dead by the Indian army on Sunday after the day long siege of a mosque in central Kashmir.
Hiding in a mosq...
English/Nat
Three Islamic militants were shot dead by the Indian army on Sunday after the day long siege of a mosque in central Kashmir.
Hiding in a mosque, the suspected militants fired at an Indian army cordon and killed one soldier - but were killed themselves when they tried to escape.
And in a previous encounter on Saturday, the Indian army claims to have killed five top foreign mercenaries suspected of having been involved in the massacre of 40 Sikhs in the village of Chatti Singhpura early last week.
The three militants took shelter inside the mosque in Handwara in central Kashmir late Saturday after they were spotted by soldiers on patrol near the town.
Handwara is 80 kilometers (48 miles) north of Srinagar, Kashmir's summer capital.
Soldiers threw a cordon around the mosque and kept watch through the night, but did not fire back even though the militants lobbed grenades at them and fired with sub machine guns.
One soldier was killed in the firing late on Saturday and an officer was wounded.
Early on Sunday the intensity of the firing increased and an explosion was heard inside the mosque.
Two militants were seen jumping out of a window and they were killed in small arms fire.
And within hours the third militant was also killed after he also tried to escape.
At one point television journalists and photographers covering the encounter had to run for their lives as the suspected militants started firing in their direction.
Officials said they exercised careful restraint during the siege.
They said any harm to the mosque caused by the army firing in on the militants could have flared up tensions in Kashmir - which is India's only Muslim-majority state - India is predominantly Hindu.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"They opened up fire from a number of directions from inside the masjid, killing one of our jawans (soldiers) in the process. In spite of one of our jawans having been killed, we have shown tremendous restraint in not retaliating back - the way we are equipped with, we have only fired a small rounds ammunition which is basically the AK ammunition, purely in self defence."
SUPER CAPTION: R.K. Karwal, Indian Army
Army officers took the help of local Islamic preachers and other senior citizens, who urged the militants to come out of the mosque and surrender.
But the rebels ignored the requests and so were eventually killed.
In a previous encounter on Saturday, the Indian army claimed to have killed five top foreign mercenaries.
They were suspected of being involved in the massacre of 40 Sikhs in the village of Chatti Singhpura earlier last week.
The Indian security forces cordoned off the house where the suspected militants were hiding and launched the operation to flush them out.
The fierce gun battle took place in Patheribal in Anantnag district.
Later the villagers held a funeral procession for one of those killed in the encounter and who they said was a local resident.
As they walked thorough the streets they shouted pro-independence slogans.
Dozens of Muslim militant groups have been fighting to either separate Kashmir from India or merge it with neighbouring Pakistan.
India accuses Pakistan of arming and funding the insurgents and U-S President Bill Clinton also says guerrillas are being aided by certain members of the Pakistani government.
Islamabad denies the charge.
As a result more than 25 thousand people have died in Kashmir since the fighting began in 1989.
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Three Islamic militants were shot dead by the Indian army on Sunday after the day long siege of a mosque in central Kashmir.
Hiding in a mosque, the suspected militants fired at an Indian army cordon and killed one soldier - but were killed themselves when they tried to escape.
And in a previous encounter on Saturday, the Indian army claims to have killed five top foreign mercenaries suspected of having been involved in the massacre of 40 Sikhs in the village of Chatti Singhpura early last week.
The three militants took shelter inside the mosque in Handwara in central Kashmir late Saturday after they were spotted by soldiers on patrol near the town.
Handwara is 80 kilometers (48 miles) north of Srinagar, Kashmir's summer capital.
Soldiers threw a cordon around the mosque and kept watch through the night, but did not fire back even though the militants lobbed grenades at them and fired with sub machine guns.
One soldier was killed in the firing late on Saturday and an officer was wounded.
Early on Sunday the intensity of the firing increased and an explosion was heard inside the mosque.
Two militants were seen jumping out of a window and they were killed in small arms fire.
And within hours the third militant was also killed after he also tried to escape.
At one point television journalists and photographers covering the encounter had to run for their lives as the suspected militants started firing in their direction.
Officials said they exercised careful restraint during the siege.
They said any harm to the mosque caused by the army firing in on the militants could have flared up tensions in Kashmir - which is India's only Muslim-majority state - India is predominantly Hindu.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"They opened up fire from a number of directions from inside the masjid, killing one of our jawans (soldiers) in the process. In spite of one of our jawans having been killed, we have shown tremendous restraint in not retaliating back - the way we are equipped with, we have only fired a small rounds ammunition which is basically the AK ammunition, purely in self defence."
SUPER CAPTION: R.K. Karwal, Indian Army
Army officers took the help of local Islamic preachers and other senior citizens, who urged the militants to come out of the mosque and surrender.
But the rebels ignored the requests and so were eventually killed.
In a previous encounter on Saturday, the Indian army claimed to have killed five top foreign mercenaries.
They were suspected of being involved in the massacre of 40 Sikhs in the village of Chatti Singhpura earlier last week.
The Indian security forces cordoned off the house where the suspected militants were hiding and launched the operation to flush them out.
The fierce gun battle took place in Patheribal in Anantnag district.
Later the villagers held a funeral procession for one of those killed in the encounter and who they said was a local resident.
As they walked thorough the streets they shouted pro-independence slogans.
Dozens of Muslim militant groups have been fighting to either separate Kashmir from India or merge it with neighbouring Pakistan.
India accuses Pakistan of arming and funding the insurgents and U-S President Bill Clinton also says guerrillas are being aided by certain members of the Pakistani government.
Islamabad denies the charge.
As a result more than 25 thousand people have died in Kashmir since the fighting began in 1989.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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Islamic State militants video "beheading " of US reporter
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Islamic State militants have released a video purporting to show the beheading of a US journalist.
The individual was named by an IS member as James Foley who ...
Islamic State militants have released a video purporting to show the beheading of a US journalist.
The individual was named by an IS member as James Foley who went missing in Syria nearly two years ago.
Foley's military brother was mentioned in a denouncement of the West.
The man carrying out the execution apparently spoke with a British accent.
The militants said they were taking revenge for recent US air strikes against the Islamic State group in Iraq.
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Islamic State militants have released a video purporting to show the beheading of a US journalist.
The individual was named by an IS member as James Foley who went missing in Syria nearly two years ago.
Foley's military brother was mentioned in a denouncement of the West.
The man carrying out the execution apparently spoke with a British accent.
The militants said they were taking revenge for recent US air strikes against the Islamic State group in Iraq.
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Indian army kills Islamic militants heading for Kashmir.
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- Duration: 3:24
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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Ahmadnagar, India January 29, 2002
1. Soldier looking at house where suspected militants were hiding
2. Soldiers firing from mobile grenade launcher, smoke c...
Ahmadnagar, India January 29, 2002
1. Soldier looking at house where suspected militants were hiding
2. Soldiers firing from mobile grenade launcher, smoke coming out of house
3. Armed soldiers outside house as encounter with suspected militants is going on
4. Soldiers standing, audio of suspected militants returning fire
5. Former militant (now helping the security forces) firing at militants hiding in the houses
6. Soldier, smoke coming out of house
7. Soldier
8. Soldiers running as encounter with militants is going on
9. Soldiers with guns pointed at house
10. Soldiers
11. Soldiers walking
14. Night shot burnt house where the suspected militants were hiding
15. Various of bodies of suspected militants killed in the encounter being carried by soldiers and laid on the ground
16. Bodies lying on the ground
17. Soldiers looking
18. Dead body
19. SOUNDBITE (Hindi) J.P.Sinha, Border Security Force
"The encounter went on for the whole day...we called the operation off late in the evening. Among those killed was Saifullah, chief of militant outfit 'Al-Badr ' who had been spreading terror in the valley. His deputy commander Hizbi and another associate Usma were also there with him - all three have been killed. I would say this has broken the backbone of 'Al-Badr' group."
Srinagar, Jammu-Kashmir state, India, January 30, 2002
20. Coffin with body of member the Border Security Force (BSF) soldier who died in the encounter
21. BSF officers paying homage to dead soldier
22. Soldiers putting guns down as a mark of respect to dead soldier
23. BSF officers laying wreaths on coffin
STORYLINE:
Six suspected Islamic militants and a paramilitary trooper were killed during gun battles as India and Pakistan exchanged small arms fire across the ceasefire line in troubled Kashmir on Tuesday.
Paramilitary forces killed three suspected rebels who were hiding in an old house in Ahmadnagar, outside Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu-Kashmir state.
Border Security Force officials said the three belonged to the Al-Badr group, a Kashmiri militant outfit.
They included Saifullah, a deputy commander of the militant group.
Police officers at the scene said the house of a local businessman was surrounded on Monday night but the gunfire did not begin until Tuesday, when authorities demanded that the militants surrender.
The Border Security Force tried to persuade the militants, through locals, that they should surrender but they did not.
When some troopers tried to enter the house through a large courtyard early on Tuesday, the militants opened fire.
The BSF sent several raiding parties to rescue the residents of the house and all were safe.
Later the house was burnt down and all the militants were killed.
One paramilitary soldier was also killed and another four were seriously wounded in the shootout.
The wounded were hospitalised in Srinagar.
Another three suspected guerrillas were killed during hour-long gun battle with a joint team of Indian army and police in the mountainous Rajouri sector, 185 kilometres (115 miles) northwest of Jammu.
The militants have been fighting for Kashmir's independence since 1989 and launch attacks against Indian security forces.
India accuses Pakistan of funding and training the militants, allegations that Islamabad denies.
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Ahmadnagar, India January 29, 2002
1. Soldier looking at house where suspected militants were hiding
2. Soldiers firing from mobile grenade launcher, smoke coming out of house
3. Armed soldiers outside house as encounter with suspected militants is going on
4. Soldiers standing, audio of suspected militants returning fire
5. Former militant (now helping the security forces) firing at militants hiding in the houses
6. Soldier, smoke coming out of house
7. Soldier
8. Soldiers running as encounter with militants is going on
9. Soldiers with guns pointed at house
10. Soldiers
11. Soldiers walking
14. Night shot burnt house where the suspected militants were hiding
15. Various of bodies of suspected militants killed in the encounter being carried by soldiers and laid on the ground
16. Bodies lying on the ground
17. Soldiers looking
18. Dead body
19. SOUNDBITE (Hindi) J.P.Sinha, Border Security Force
"The encounter went on for the whole day...we called the operation off late in the evening. Among those killed was Saifullah, chief of militant outfit 'Al-Badr ' who had been spreading terror in the valley. His deputy commander Hizbi and another associate Usma were also there with him - all three have been killed. I would say this has broken the backbone of 'Al-Badr' group."
Srinagar, Jammu-Kashmir state, India, January 30, 2002
20. Coffin with body of member the Border Security Force (BSF) soldier who died in the encounter
21. BSF officers paying homage to dead soldier
22. Soldiers putting guns down as a mark of respect to dead soldier
23. BSF officers laying wreaths on coffin
STORYLINE:
Six suspected Islamic militants and a paramilitary trooper were killed during gun battles as India and Pakistan exchanged small arms fire across the ceasefire line in troubled Kashmir on Tuesday.
Paramilitary forces killed three suspected rebels who were hiding in an old house in Ahmadnagar, outside Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu-Kashmir state.
Border Security Force officials said the three belonged to the Al-Badr group, a Kashmiri militant outfit.
They included Saifullah, a deputy commander of the militant group.
Police officers at the scene said the house of a local businessman was surrounded on Monday night but the gunfire did not begin until Tuesday, when authorities demanded that the militants surrender.
The Border Security Force tried to persuade the militants, through locals, that they should surrender but they did not.
When some troopers tried to enter the house through a large courtyard early on Tuesday, the militants opened fire.
The BSF sent several raiding parties to rescue the residents of the house and all were safe.
Later the house was burnt down and all the militants were killed.
One paramilitary soldier was also killed and another four were seriously wounded in the shootout.
The wounded were hospitalised in Srinagar.
Another three suspected guerrillas were killed during hour-long gun battle with a joint team of Indian army and police in the mountainous Rajouri sector, 185 kilometres (115 miles) northwest of Jammu.
The militants have been fighting for Kashmir's independence since 1989 and launch attacks against Indian security forces.
India accuses Pakistan of funding and training the militants, allegations that Islamabad denies.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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Islamic militants kill five Indian soldiers in two attacks.
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- Duration: 3:11
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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Anantnag - 5 September 2001
1. Various of dead bodies of Islamic militants being carried by soldiers and layed out on the ground
2. Various of dead bodies of ...
Anantnag - 5 September 2001
1. Various of dead bodies of Islamic militants being carried by soldiers and layed out on the ground
2. Various of dead bodies of militants lying on the ground
3. Wide shot dead bodies lying on the ground surrounded by soldiers
4. SOUNDBITE: (English) Brigidier Pran Gaur, Indian Army "We recovered six AK 56 rufles and a vast quantity of arms, ammunition and other war like stores."
5. Wide shot army officials
Janbaazpura - 4 September 2001
6. School girl injured in explosion being brought to hospital
7. Injured girl crying with pain, surrounded by relatives and doctors
8. Injured school girl lying unconscious
9. Various of injured school girl being carried on hospital trolley
Srinagar - 3 September 2001
10. Wide shot of soldiers near bus damaged in explosion
11. Damaged bus
12. Belongings of bus passengers lying scattered on ground
13. Mid shot soldiers
14. Various of blast victims being treated in hospital
Manasbal - 4 September 2001
15. Various of arms and ammunition recovered from Islamic militants
16. Militant surrendering arms before Indian army officers
17. Various of militants waiting to surrender arms
18. Mid shot of militants surrendering arms
19. SOUNDBITE: (English) A.K.Singh, Indian Army "They surrendered during the operation and they were caught alive. The rest of the five terrorists are those who have surrendered to us because they got fed up with militancy.These five terrorists belong to Tehrik-e-Jehadi-Islam , H.U.M. (Hizb-ul-Mujahidden ) as well as from Al-fateh."
20. Various of militants who surrendered to Indian army
STORYLINE :
During a fierce gunbattle that lasted more than ten hours, the Indian army shot dead six Islamic militants in the insurgency-wracked Kashmir valley on Wednesday.
The gunbattle took place during a search operation near Kokarnag town in Anantnag district, 75 kilometers (45 miles) south of Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir.
The militants were hiding in the dense pinewood forests adjoining Kokarnag.
The army spokesperson said four of the six militants had been identified.
Two of them belonged to pro-Pakistan Hezb-ul-Mujahedeen while the other two were members of Pakistan-based Laskar-e-Tayyaba.
The army seized AK-47 rifles, hand grenades, ammunition and explosives from those killed in the clashes.
More than a dozen militant groups have been fighting for Kashmir's independence from India since 1989.
Human rights groups say more than 60-thousand people have been killed in the fighting.
The Islamic guerilla groups have stepped up attacks after the unsuccessful summit between India and Pakistan in July.
In another incident, three school children died and another four injured in an explosion in Baramullah, 60 kilometers (38 miles) north of Srinagar, Kashmir's summer capital.
Police said the explosion occurred in the premises of the school where the children were playing during lunch break.
The militants also blew up a passenger bus in Srinagar on Monday that killed one and injured 12 people.
The Indian army has stepped up its anti-insurgency operations.
In a successful operation, a group of militants surrendered their arms to the Indian security forces in Manasbal.
Three of them were captured by the army during search operation.
India accuses Pakistan of training, arming and funding the guerrillas.
Islamabad says it supports the guerrillas' cause, but gives no material aid.
Both nations have fought two of their three wars over control of Kashmir since gaining independence from Britain in 1947.
India controls two-thirds of the Himalayan territory and Pakistan the rest.
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Anantnag - 5 September 2001
1. Various of dead bodies of Islamic militants being carried by soldiers and layed out on the ground
2. Various of dead bodies of militants lying on the ground
3. Wide shot dead bodies lying on the ground surrounded by soldiers
4. SOUNDBITE: (English) Brigidier Pran Gaur, Indian Army "We recovered six AK 56 rufles and a vast quantity of arms, ammunition and other war like stores."
5. Wide shot army officials
Janbaazpura - 4 September 2001
6. School girl injured in explosion being brought to hospital
7. Injured girl crying with pain, surrounded by relatives and doctors
8. Injured school girl lying unconscious
9. Various of injured school girl being carried on hospital trolley
Srinagar - 3 September 2001
10. Wide shot of soldiers near bus damaged in explosion
11. Damaged bus
12. Belongings of bus passengers lying scattered on ground
13. Mid shot soldiers
14. Various of blast victims being treated in hospital
Manasbal - 4 September 2001
15. Various of arms and ammunition recovered from Islamic militants
16. Militant surrendering arms before Indian army officers
17. Various of militants waiting to surrender arms
18. Mid shot of militants surrendering arms
19. SOUNDBITE: (English) A.K.Singh, Indian Army "They surrendered during the operation and they were caught alive. The rest of the five terrorists are those who have surrendered to us because they got fed up with militancy.These five terrorists belong to Tehrik-e-Jehadi-Islam , H.U.M. (Hizb-ul-Mujahidden ) as well as from Al-fateh."
20. Various of militants who surrendered to Indian army
STORYLINE :
During a fierce gunbattle that lasted more than ten hours, the Indian army shot dead six Islamic militants in the insurgency-wracked Kashmir valley on Wednesday.
The gunbattle took place during a search operation near Kokarnag town in Anantnag district, 75 kilometers (45 miles) south of Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir.
The militants were hiding in the dense pinewood forests adjoining Kokarnag.
The army spokesperson said four of the six militants had been identified.
Two of them belonged to pro-Pakistan Hezb-ul-Mujahedeen while the other two were members of Pakistan-based Laskar-e-Tayyaba.
The army seized AK-47 rifles, hand grenades, ammunition and explosives from those killed in the clashes.
More than a dozen militant groups have been fighting for Kashmir's independence from India since 1989.
Human rights groups say more than 60-thousand people have been killed in the fighting.
The Islamic guerilla groups have stepped up attacks after the unsuccessful summit between India and Pakistan in July.
In another incident, three school children died and another four injured in an explosion in Baramullah, 60 kilometers (38 miles) north of Srinagar, Kashmir's summer capital.
Police said the explosion occurred in the premises of the school where the children were playing during lunch break.
The militants also blew up a passenger bus in Srinagar on Monday that killed one and injured 12 people.
The Indian army has stepped up its anti-insurgency operations.
In a successful operation, a group of militants surrendered their arms to the Indian security forces in Manasbal.
Three of them were captured by the army during search operation.
India accuses Pakistan of training, arming and funding the guerrillas.
Islamabad says it supports the guerrillas' cause, but gives no material aid.
Both nations have fought two of their three wars over control of Kashmir since gaining independence from Britain in 1947.
India controls two-thirds of the Himalayan territory and Pakistan the rest.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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Islamic militants covered mine, while he was showing off for the camera
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- Duration: 0:41
- Updated: 16 Nov 2015
- views: 1646
In Syria, in Hama province, the militants of the terrorist group "dzhebhat EN-Nusra front" (Jabhat al-Nusra) attempted to shoot a propaganda film about their su...
In Syria, in Hama province, the militants of the terrorist group "dzhebhat EN-Nusra front" (Jabhat al-Nusra) attempted to shoot a propaganda film about their success in the confrontation with government forces. For this area the height of the tell-Sucic (Tall Sukayk) in the province of Hama were delivered to the journalists and told them about the planned offensive of the Islamists.
One of the gunmen stood in a beautiful pose on camera odious reporter Ahmed Abu Hamza (Abu Hamza Ahmed), who is known for being worked on Islamist terrorist groups.
The action started the story with the words: "We are not afraid of government troops, we will destroy them, we monitor here the entire territory...".
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In Syria, in Hama province, the militants of the terrorist group "dzhebhat EN-Nusra front" (Jabhat al-Nusra) attempted to shoot a propaganda film about their success in the confrontation with government forces. For this area the height of the tell-Sucic (Tall Sukayk) in the province of Hama were delivered to the journalists and told them about the planned offensive of the Islamists.
One of the gunmen stood in a beautiful pose on camera odious reporter Ahmed Abu Hamza (Abu Hamza Ahmed), who is known for being worked on Islamist terrorist groups.
The action started the story with the words: "We are not afraid of government troops, we will destroy them, we monitor here the entire territory...".
- published: 16 Nov 2015
- views: 1646
Islamic Militants Seize Iraqi Cities & Bring Ancient Horrors With Them
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- Duration: 5:48
- Updated: 12 Jun 2014
- views: 207756
"A day after taking over Mosul, Iraq's second-largest city, militants gained nearly complete control of the northern city of Tikrit, witnesses in the city and p...
"A day after taking over Mosul, Iraq's second-largest city, militants gained nearly complete control of the northern city of Tikrit, witnesses in the city and police officials in neighboring Samarra told CNN.
Heavy fighting erupted inside Tikrit -- the hometown of former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein -- as the military tried to regain control, the sources and a police official in Baghdad said.
According to the witnesses in Tikrit and the Samarra police officials, two police stations in Tikrit were on fire and a military base was taken over by militants, believed to be from the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, an al Qaeda splinter group also known as ISIS and ISIL."* The Young Turks host Cenk Uygur breaks it down.
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"A day after taking over Mosul, Iraq's second-largest city, militants gained nearly complete control of the northern city of Tikrit, witnesses in the city and police officials in neighboring Samarra told CNN.
Heavy fighting erupted inside Tikrit -- the hometown of former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein -- as the military tried to regain control, the sources and a police official in Baghdad said.
According to the witnesses in Tikrit and the Samarra police officials, two police stations in Tikrit were on fire and a military base was taken over by militants, believed to be from the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, an al Qaeda splinter group also known as ISIS and ISIL."* The Young Turks host Cenk Uygur breaks it down.
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http://www.cnn.com/2014/06/11/world/meast/iraq-violence/
- published: 12 Jun 2014
- views: 207756
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Islamic Militants Crush Tribal Uprising in Syria
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Islamic militants
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JMB leaders of Islamic militant Bangla Bhai and A Rahman
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Ridiculous Jihadi Fails
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These Islamic Militants Know How to Take Care Of Themselves
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Islamic militants beheaded a Christian in Homs Syria
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Islamic Militants Attack Chechen Capital; 20 Dead
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Syrian army kills 17 Islamic militants in country's south
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Syrian army kills 17 Islamic militants in country's south
Syrian army kills 17 Islamic militants in country's south
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US journalist beheaded by Islamic militant
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Islamic state is so extremely brutal..
Islamic state is so extremely brutal..
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Islamic militants seize radio, TV stations in central Libya
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Islamic State militants under attack
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Militant Islam in America
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RFE/RLive: Islamic State Militants in Afghanistan
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a discussion the origins, evolution and future direction of Islamic militancy 2007
" Conversations with History " host Harry Kreisler welcomes Professor Fawaz A. Gerges for a discussion the origins, evolution and future direction of Islamic militancy. 30 nov 2007
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May 2014 CIA created Islamic militants Kenya Mall Some terrorists trained in USA 35+ terrorist camps
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Conversations with History Militant Islam with Daniel Pipes
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'JIHAHAD WITHOUT BORDER' A documentary by Shahriar Kabir
Shahriar Kabir's documentary on Rise of Islamic militancy and future of secular democracy in Pakistan ‘Jihad without Border’, the 2nd part of Shahriar Kabir’s Jihad Trilogy (“Trilogy”), explains the rise of Islamic militancy in Pakistan. The Historical Documentary focuses on a nine thousand year old tradition of human civilization starting from Mehrgarh of Baluchistan. The First part of the Trilogy, titled the ‘Portrait of Jihad’ dealt with the rise of Islamic militancy in Bangladesh.The concluding third part of the Trilogy, titled ‘The Ultimate Jihad’, will be on the global network and ultimate goal of Islamic militancy across the world.
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Jihad Without Border Shahriar Kabir's documentary on Militancy in Pakistan
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Militant Islam - Kreuzzug nach Jerusalem (Doku Hörspiel)
Titel: Militant Islam - Kreuzzug nach Jerusalem Genre: Geschichte, Doku, Hörspiel
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Fighting the Islamic State with Iraq’s Golden Division: The Road to Fallujah
In 2014, Islamic State militants swept into Western Iraq's Anbar Province, overrunning Iraqi security forces, enslaving minorities, and causing thousands to flee for their lives. The jihadist group captured Iraq’s largest city, Mosul, and the cities of Ramadi and Fallujah, where hundreds of US troops died fighting the Islamic State’s predecessor. Now, two years later, the Iraqi security forces, with help from Iranian-supported Shiite militias and US military advisors and warplanes, are fighting to take back towns and cities in Anbar, one battle at a time. But it’s a difficult task: Anbar has been the crucible of Iraq’s insurgency, and is the country’s Sunni heartland — long marginalized by and hostile to the Shiite-led government in Baghdad. VICE News embedded with Iraq’s Golden Di...
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Militant Islam in America
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RFE/RLive: Islamic State Militants in Afghanistan
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a discussion the origins, evolution and future direction of Islamic militancy 2007
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" Conversations with History " host Harry Kreisler welcomes Professor Fawaz A. Gerges for a discussion the origins, evolution and future direction of Islamic mi...
" Conversations with History " host Harry Kreisler welcomes Professor Fawaz A. Gerges for a discussion the origins, evolution and future direction of Islamic militancy.
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" Conversations with History " host Harry Kreisler welcomes Professor Fawaz A. Gerges for a discussion the origins, evolution and future direction of Islamic militancy.
30 nov 2007
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May 2014 CIA created Islamic militants Kenya Mall Some terrorists trained in USA 35+ terrorist camps
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MP 151224 Staged Wars Militant Islam Created by the Jews
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Conversations with History Militant Islam with Daniel Pipes
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'JIHAHAD WITHOUT BORDER' A documentary by Shahriar Kabir
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Shahriar Kabir's documentary on Rise of Islamic militancy and future of secular democracy in Pakistan
‘Jihad without Border’, the 2nd part of Shahriar Kabir’s J...
Shahriar Kabir's documentary on Rise of Islamic militancy and future of secular democracy in Pakistan
‘Jihad without Border’, the 2nd part of Shahriar Kabir’s Jihad Trilogy (“Trilogy”), explains the rise of Islamic militancy in Pakistan. The Historical Documentary focuses on a nine thousand year old tradition of human civilization starting from Mehrgarh of Baluchistan. The First part of the Trilogy, titled the ‘Portrait of Jihad’ dealt with the rise of Islamic militancy in Bangladesh.The concluding third part of the Trilogy, titled ‘The Ultimate Jihad’, will be on the global network and ultimate goal of Islamic militancy across the world.
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Shahriar Kabir's documentary on Rise of Islamic militancy and future of secular democracy in Pakistan
‘Jihad without Border’, the 2nd part of Shahriar Kabir’s Jihad Trilogy (“Trilogy”), explains the rise of Islamic militancy in Pakistan. The Historical Documentary focuses on a nine thousand year old tradition of human civilization starting from Mehrgarh of Baluchistan. The First part of the Trilogy, titled the ‘Portrait of Jihad’ dealt with the rise of Islamic militancy in Bangladesh.The concluding third part of the Trilogy, titled ‘The Ultimate Jihad’, will be on the global network and ultimate goal of Islamic militancy across the world.
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Jihad Without Border Shahriar Kabir's documentary on Militancy in Pakistan
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Shahriar Kabir's documentary on Rise of Islamic militancy and future of secular democracy in Pakistan
Shahriar Kabir's documentary on Rise of Islamic militancy and future of secular democracy in Pakistan
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Shahriar Kabir's documentary on Rise of Islamic militancy and future of secular democracy in Pakistan
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Militant Islam - Kreuzzug nach Jerusalem (Doku Hörspiel)
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Titel: Militant Islam - Kreuzzug nach Jerusalem
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Fighting the Islamic State with Iraq’s Golden Division: The Road to Fallujah
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In 2014, Islamic State militants swept into Western Iraq's Anbar Province, overrunning Iraqi security forces, enslaving minorities, and causing thousands to fle...
In 2014, Islamic State militants swept into Western Iraq's Anbar Province, overrunning Iraqi security forces, enslaving minorities, and causing thousands to flee for their lives.
The jihadist group captured Iraq’s largest city, Mosul, and the cities of Ramadi and Fallujah, where hundreds of US troops died fighting the Islamic State’s predecessor.
Now, two years later, the Iraqi security forces, with help from Iranian-supported Shiite militias and US military advisors and warplanes, are fighting to take back towns and cities in Anbar, one battle at a time.
But it’s a difficult task: Anbar has been the crucible of Iraq’s insurgency, and is the country’s Sunni heartland — long marginalized by and hostile to the Shiite-led government in Baghdad.
VICE News embedded with Iraq’s Golden Division Special Forces unit as they fought their way into the villages surrounding the city of Hit, where they encountered ambushes, sniper fire, and tried to sort suspected Islamic State operatives and sympathizers from innocent Iraqi civilians.
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In 2014, Islamic State militants swept into Western Iraq's Anbar Province, overrunning Iraqi security forces, enslaving minorities, and causing thousands to flee for their lives.
The jihadist group captured Iraq’s largest city, Mosul, and the cities of Ramadi and Fallujah, where hundreds of US troops died fighting the Islamic State’s predecessor.
Now, two years later, the Iraqi security forces, with help from Iranian-supported Shiite militias and US military advisors and warplanes, are fighting to take back towns and cities in Anbar, one battle at a time.
But it’s a difficult task: Anbar has been the crucible of Iraq’s insurgency, and is the country’s Sunni heartland — long marginalized by and hostile to the Shiite-led government in Baghdad.
VICE News embedded with Iraq’s Golden Division Special Forces unit as they fought their way into the villages surrounding the city of Hit, where they encountered ambushes, sniper fire, and tried to sort suspected Islamic State operatives and sympathizers from innocent Iraqi civilians.
Watch "What It's Really Like to Fight for the Islamic State” - http://bit.ly/1UhTYU1
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Syria conflict: Islamic State militants 'kill Syrian soldiers' - BBC News
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'Muslims are thirsty for Islamic Caliphate around the world' says militant leader - BBC News
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Islamic State militants march Syrian soldiers in their underwear 'to execution'
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Islamic State militants march Syrian soldiers in their underwear 'to execution'
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Islamist Militants on Israel's Doorstep: The War Next Door (Full Length)
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Kashmir: 3 Islamic Militants Killed By Indian Army - 2000
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Islamic State militants video "beheading " of US reporter
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Indian army kills Islamic militants heading for Kashmir.
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Indian army kills Islamic militants heading for Kashmir.
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Islamic militants kill five Indian soldiers in two attacks.
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Islamic militants kill five Indian soldiers in two attacks.
Islamic militants kill five Indian soldiers in two attacks.
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Islamic militants covered mine, while he was showing off for the camera
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Islamic militants covered mine, while he was showing off for the camera
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Islamic Militants Seize Iraqi Cities & Bring Ancient Horrors With Them
"A day after taking over Mosul, Iraq's second-largest city, militants gained nearly comple...
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Islamic Militants Seize Iraqi Cities & Bring Ancient Horrors With Them
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JMB leaders of Islamic militant Bangla Bhai and A Rahman
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Ridiculous Jihadi Fails
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Islamic militants beheaded a Christian in Homs Syria
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Islamic Militants Attack Chechen Capital; 20 Dead
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Syrian army kills 17 Islamic militants in country's south
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Syrian army kills 17 Islamic militants in country's south
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US journalist beheaded by Islamic militant
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Islamic militants seize radio, TV stations in central Libya
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Islamic State militants under attack
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RFE/RLive: Islamic State Militants in Afghanistan
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a discussion the origins, evolution and future direction of Islamic militancy 2007
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May 2014 CIA created Islamic militants Kenya Mall Some terrorists trained in USA 35+ terrorist camps
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MP 151224 Staged Wars Militant Islam Created by the Jews
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'JIHAHAD WITHOUT BORDER' A documentary by Shahriar Kabir
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Militant Islam - Kreuzzug nach Jerusalem (Doku Hörspiel)
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Fighting the Islamic State with Iraq’s Golden Division: The Road to Fallujah
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Melania Trump sparked controversy for the dress she wore to a Christmas Eve mass. ... Some readers, however, defended her outfit choice and applauded the President-elect and his wife for attending church in the first place ... We kind of actually like it ... ....
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Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas DarlingAmong nuclear scientists there’s an amusing saying, “What is worse than being destroyed by nuclear weapons is being destroyed by nuclear weapons.”. Add President-elect Donald Trump’s pre-emptive “must win nuclear arms race” Tweet to the equation and all men might indeed be “cremated equally” as Dexter Gordon suggested. Even those closest to him were stunned when he tweeted ... But the U.S....
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George Michael Cause Of Death Revealed: Manager Says It Was Heart Failure
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George Michael’s cause of death has been revealed. The legendary singer’s longtime manager, Michael Lippman, told The Hollywood Reporter that heart failure was the cause of death. Goerge Michael was 53. “I’m devastated,” Lippman said of Michael’s death ... “The family would ask that their privacy be respected at this difficult and emotional time ... — The Boston Globe (@BostonGlobe) December 26, 2016....
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Remembering Notables Who Died 2016 – Glenn, Castro, Wiesel
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As 2016 draws to a close, we look back on some of the notable deaths that occurred in the last 366 days, according to The Associated Press.Among the deaths were people from all walks of life ... JANUARY.Pierre Boulez, 90. Former principal conductor of the New York Philharmonic, one of the leading figures in modern classical music. Jan. 5.Otis Clay, 73 ... Jan. 8.David Bowie, 69 ... Jan. 10.Alan Rickman, 69 ... Jan. 14.Glenn Frey, 67 ... Jan. 18. Abe Vigoda, 94....
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Duped by fake news story, Pakistani minister threatens nuclear war with Israel
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(CNN)A fake news story led to threats of nuclear war between Pakistan and Israel on Christmas Eve. In an article published by AWDNews on Tuesday December 20, former Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Yaalon was quoted as threatening to destroy Pakistan if it sent troops into Syria. "We will destroy them with a nuclear attack," the article quoted Yaalon as saying. There is no evidence Yaalon ever said those words ... Read More ... JUST WATCHED ... ....
Islamic unity a must to fight terrorism, says Turkish deputy premier
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The deputy prime minister said Turkey and Islamic countries are fighting terrorism on different fronts and “we hope that together we will stop the activities of these terrorist organizations.” ... “We should not use such terms as ‘Kurdish militants’ or ‘Shia militants’ to identify these groups in the media, but call them by the name of their organizations....
73 Saudis held abroad on terror charges
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The terrorist organization that emerged from the most extreme groups, Al-Qaeda in Iraq, which was formed by Abu Musab Al-Zarqawi in 2004, lost many Saudi sympathizers after the militants used them as a media front to attract more young people from Arabic and Islamic countries....
Indonesia celebrates peaceful Christmas
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Churchgoers were greeted with delman (horse-drawn carriage), ondel-ondel (giant Betawi effigies) and other ornaments of Betawi culture, a Jakarta native ethnic group strongly associated with the Islamic faith ... Awakening Service (KKR) community had to cancel their Christmas service earlier this month following protests from Islamic hard-line groups....
Russia says mass graves found in Aleppo
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Human rights observers and the media have recorded numerous examples of massacres and organized torture, perpetrated by the government, opposition, and the Islamic State group ... ....
Muslims in a Bible Belt town hold their breath
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“Right now, we’re hoping that it’s going to be calm,” said Saleh Sbenaty, an engineering professor at Middle Tennessee State University and one of the founders of the Islamic Center of Murfreesboro ... Ask locals about the churches that oppose Islam and many point first to the World Outreach Church, the largest megachurch in town....
220 Indonesians deported from Turkey
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Indonesia has sent back home a total of 220 of its citizens from Turkey since the beginning of 2015, following the latest deportation of three Indonesians suspected of trying to cross into Syria to join up as foreign terrorist fighters with the Islamic State (IS) group ... Three Indonesians detained for allegedly joining Syrian militants) ... 5 because they had allegedly joined militants fighting the Syrian government....
Corbyn hits back after Obama suggests Labour is 'disintegrating'
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In an interview the outgoing president suggested that Corbyn’s party is no longer grounded in fact and reality ... Twitter ... Asked about a potential “Corbynisation” of his party, he said ... He added ... That hasn’t happened in the Democratic party ... The meeting, described as “excellent” by Corbyn, was announced just as Obama said the US and Britain were ready to take action to stop Islamic State securing a stronghold in Libya ... ....
Khader’s daughter Hawwa knows the Quran by rote
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MANGALURU. Minister for food, civil supplies and consumer affairs U T Khader's 11-year-old daughter Hawwa Naseema has the distinction of being one of the few girls in the community to memorize the Quran. Hawwa is proficient in the Quran, which has 114 chapters and 6,236 sentences in 600-odd pages. She wants to pursue the Alimah programme from any well-known university, like the Islamic University of Madinah ... RELATED. From around the web....
Fight against terrorism has bumpy road ahead
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Three audacious terrorist attacks on Dec 19 left the world horrified ... In the long run, with the Islamic State group struggling to regain its footing in Iraq and Syria, the chances of terrorism spilling over into Europe could increase. The recent terrorist attacks in Turkey, however, are clearly targeted at the Turkish government, and possibly carried out by Kurdish militants ... ....
Prevent anti-extremism strategy 'absolutely fundamental to counter-terrorism'
Edit Belfast Telegraph 27 Dec 2016
The Prevent anti-extremism strategy is "absolutely fundamental" to Britain's counter-terrorism efforts, a police chief has said. Simon Cole highlighted the role played by the scheme in helping to stop people travelling to fight in Syria and "stabilising" communities amid a heightened threat from the extreme far-right ... Said Daesh - also known as Islamic State - has a "really sophisticated" communications operation; ... ....
Aleppo’s sobering lessons: Take them to heart
Edit The Himalayan 27 Dec 2016
The next major battle will be fought in Idlib province; the only question is when ... Outsiders, such as the US, would be well advised to accept this reality for the immediate future and focus their energies on stabilizing areas liberated from the Islamic State, protecting civilian populations, developing political and military ties with non-terrorist Sunni groups, and forging local cease-fires to prevent further Aleppos ... ... ....
Freed Chibok girls return home for joyful Christmas
Edit CNN 27 Dec 2016
Chibok, Nigeria (CNN)It was a journey they had waited nearly three long years to take ... The April 2014 kidnapping of nearly 300 girls from a boarding school in Chibok sparked global outrage a #BringBackOurGirls campaign on social media ... JUST WATCHED ... Replay. More Videos ... The girls, Christians who were forcibly converted to Islam by their captors, prayed together before leaving Abuja Friday morning on the first leg of their journey home....
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