ISIS beheads two alleged US spies

ayodele johnson

February 22, 2016 8:24 AM

Also referred to as the Islamic State, the militant group has been a subject of worldwide rage due to the atrocities it has committed in the middle-east, chiefly Iraq

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Jihadist miltant group ISIS, have beheaded a pair of alleged spies who are said to be part of the US led coalition in Kirkuk, Iraq.

The Islamic group released pictures of the two being beheaded, accusing them of of spying for "the crusader alliance and the Rafidi" or Iranian government.

The pictures were released on February 21, 2016 on ISIS terrorist channel with the title "Implementation of the Rule of Allah."

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Also referred to as the Islamic State, the militant group has been a subject of worldwide rage due to the atrocities it has committed in the middle-east, chiefly Iraq.

It has declared autonomy over some parts of Iraq and has successfully maintained a stand-off in the regions.

The US, France, Russia and some European countries have formed a coalition force in a bid to subdue the power of ISIS, who is now responsible for many deaths in the region.

It has violated human rights using what the group terms as their way of dispensing justice for crimes against the Islamic State.

Both the young and the old are now victims of the group's ferocity, recently beheading a boy for listening to western music.

ayodele johnson