Yutes attack ISIS prison in Mosul
(IraqiNews.com) NINEVEH – A local source in Nineveh province announced on Thursday that dozens of detainees, from a ISIS prison in Mosul, fled after the prison was attacked by a youth group of the city.
Sharing details the source said, “A youth group from Mosul attacked one of the ISIS prisons in the city center with Kalashnikov and killed prison guard and helped a dozen of detainees to escape it.”
The source further informed, “Most of the detainees were from Mosul and they were arrested on charges of collaborating with the security forces.”
“This attack came after ISIS demanded exorbitant amount of money as ransoms from the families of the detainees. The demanded amounts ranged from 100,000 to 200,000 Iraqi dinars,” the source added.
ISIS executes yute in al-Hawija
(IraqiNews.com) Kirkuk – A source in Kirkuk informed that ISIS firing squad executed a youth in central Hawija, southwest of Kirkuk. The dead youth was charged of collaborating with the security forces.
“The deceased was a 20-year-old youth, who was a resident of al-Batoush village in Hawija district,” the source further informed.
It may be mentioned here that even in the past, a number of persons have been executed by ISIS for similar ‘offences’.
ISIS executes 14 in Qayyarah
(IraqiNews.com) MOSUL – ISIS on Wednesday killed 14 Iraqis, including women and children, who tried to escape towards the liberated villages under the control of Iraqi forces in Qayyarah district, south of Mosul.
Colonel Khaled al-Jawari, from Nineveh Police Command, said,” ISIS executed 14 civilians, including five women and a child, after they tried to escape from areas under ISIS control towards Ahjila village, which is controlled by Iraqi forces in Qayyarah.
Al-Jawari further informed, “ISIS encircled the detainees and carried out the execution operation by firing squad process.
Circular firing squad: said to be a US Republican tactic.
ISIS executes one in Aleppo
[ARA News] ALEPPO – Islamic State’s (ISIS) jihadis on Thursday publicly executed and crucified a man in Syria’s northern Aleppo province, activists and eyewitnesses reported.
Hussein Muhammad, 28, was reportedly arrested by the ISIS-led Islamic Police in al-Bab city in the northern countryside of Aleppo earlier this week.
“The Sharia Court accused Muhammad of apostasy for refusing to join prayers at the mosque,” a media activist told ARA News in al-Bab, speaking on condition of anonymity.
“A Sharia judge decided to execute and crucify the man in public, claiming he was an apostate who refused to perform Sharia duties and violated the basic laws of the Caliphate,” the source reported.
Muhammad was executed by gunfire, and his corpse was crucified on an electricity pole in central al-Bab.
“The victims’ body will remain crucified for three days, and ISIS threatened people that anyone who would try to remove him will be mercilessly punished,” rights activist Ahmed al-Beik told ARA News, adding that hundreds of al-Bab residents gathered on Thursday afternoon to witness the execution.