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Terrorists release new video executing 3 govt spies

Three persons reportedly recruited by Nigeria’s Directorate of Military Intelligence to infiltrate the group were gruesomely executed at the end of the video.

In a report by Saharareporters, the 7-minute long video which was reportedly rendered in Hausa and Arabic showed the execution of three alleged government spies.

The video was reportedly ladened with a series of footage showing Islamic priests, government officials and world leaders including a footage showing President Muhammad Buhari, Donald Trump, former US President Barack Obama and several European leaders.

Also displayed in the video were high-grade military weapons including what appeared to be anti-aircraft missiles.

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The group also bragged that it remains firmly within a territory in Nigeria that the Nigerian army could not recapture.

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