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Shocking: Islamic State executes 15 of its own fighters

Mosul: The Islamic State terror group has executed 15 of its own bedridden, handicapped fighters in the Iraqi city of Mosul.The Kurdish officials claimed that the terrorist organisation killed its own men in Mosul's Ghazlani

India TV News Desk India TV News Desk Updated on: September 15, 2015 14:43 IST
shocking islamic state executes 15 of its own fighters
shocking islamic state executes 15 of its own fighters

Mosul: The Islamic State terror group has executed 15 of its own bedridden, handicapped fighters in the Iraqi city of Mosul.

The Kurdish officials claimed that the terrorist organisation killed its own men in Mosul's Ghazlani camp as the outfit was finding it difficult to take care to them.

Media official of the Kurdistan Democratic Party in Mosul Saeed Mamouzini told the Iraqi News that all the handicapped Isis fighters had lost their limbs from waist down while fighting Iraqi and Peshmerga forces.

Islamic State militants near the Great Mosque in Mosul.

The Isis killed the bedridden fighters over "the inability" of the organisation to give proper care to its injured men, the official was quoted saying to Iraqi News.

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This is not the first time Islamic State is executing their own fighter: Last month, ISIS executed 20 killed of its own gunmen in Mosul that included 15 elements who were charged with escape from the battle fronts in Khazar region,

On the other hand, ISIS has also executed 32 soldiers on charges of spying, these ex soldiers had left the ranks of the Iraqi army after ISIS dominated the city in June 2014

Mosul was captured by the Isis in June 2014 and since then, the Iraqi city has remained under the control of the terror group. 

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