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Isis leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is dead, according to senior members of the beleaguered terrorist group, who spoke to a reputable Syrian information source.

Baghdadi's death has been reported several times before but today's (11 July) claim from the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR), a London-based information office, is by far the most credible.

Source: http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/isis-leader-abu-bakr-al-baghdadi-dead-according-senior-isis-militants-1629892

Yeah the leader is dead but the supplier(US government) is still there.

As soos as he was dead, United states of America' s shadow government bring its new puppet over to Bagdagdi's place. If humanity wants to get rid of islamic terrorism in middle east, Usa's bloody kingdom must be destroyed.

I think that this is the third or fourth time that I am hearing about his death. But just hoping that this time it is true. Even Hitler didn't did to the Jews what Abu Bakr Baghdadi and his barbarians did to the poor Yazidis. Rot in hell, Mr. Baghdadi.

Ahhh... the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR). If I am not wrong the SOHR is a single Syrian immigrant operating out of his laptop from his home somewhere in the United Kingdom. That said, if Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is actually dead, then it is great news.

Isis leader dead :D..ISIS leader number 2 ..
You be saying ISIS LEADER DEAD 200 isis leaders later..

What a fucking joke all this shit is ..

Now who is next to be the leader ::)..Still be saying the same shit 300 years from now..
Killed the isis leader ..Oh but they might be called sony leaders ..

Why i say this because i have a TV called ISIS :D true go and check you can buy them ..
Cheap tv hasn't blew up yet though :D..Bought it for me bed room and then 1 week later it come on tv
a terror group calling themselves ISIS ..

I thought oh shit this will blow up then.. :D

Honest a TV called isis ..

Now main point is always be another made up terror group HOW ELSE WILL THEY PLAY WAR ::)..

It seems every week a new report has been coming out about this lately.

Well, the issue is when will isis die?? The atrocities are sickening

I read ''confirmations'' about his death for years, but this time i think they got him.
Recently, IS executated a high rank member for mentioning this in a speech.

This is one step is taking down ISIS but sadly he will simply be replaced as they have a huge following still. Slowly but surely though we are taking them down a notch. One leader at a time - hopefully ISIS is dead soon.

Thank goodness we got another bad guy but sadly I think we are dealing with the hydra now. Once we cut off one of their leader's heads another one or two simply pop up in their missing state. We need a different type of war. A war of ideology about violence, hate, and war to stop them in their tracks. It's a long way from that though sadly.

I think I remember seing the same headlines last week  ??? Does he die every week or what?  ;D

Anyway, very good job to whoever pulled the trigger. I'm not sure how big of an impact this is gonna get though, probably gonna enrage ISIS a bit more. I'm pretty sure they have lots of leaders. But hey, a dead/captured ISIS member is always good.

I'm surprised that ISIS actually confirmed it. I mean, there were already rumors but they could have lied for a bit longer to rally their troops.

The question is if this is enough to break their spirits. Many member probably managed to escape to go back to their homelands and spread terror there, further making rooting out these monsters harder.

I suppose if fighting break out full scale in Southeast Asia, people would accuse America again, this time claiming they were there to militarize the area and keep China in check.


A dead terrorist is a good terrorist, there's nothing to be disputed about that.  :D

This news is hard to believe until it's really proven, maybe if his dead body is shown, that is the only proof I could think of. His death was reported several times before, so we need to expect more evidence from this one. Leaders could say yes, it is confirmed, but we can't deny the fact that it might be a lie, there's a possibility. Let's wait until US verified it since this was mentioned in the article:


Still, ISIS do exist, even if their leader is dead or alive.

I wonder if he really is dead though. For all we know, he could just be hiding somewhere to bide his time. But then again, he could have died from an airstrike or something. If it's the former, then RIP. Rest in pieces.

Just sad that it haven't happened earlier.

I thought you were going to say Soros or Obama was dead. :)

If you are thinking that the leaders in these terrorist groups are the Mastermind behind their destruction then am afraid you're wrong. They are like showstoppers or U.S. President's. No brain just to talk in front of the media. I don't think anything will change.

even if its true that their leader ia dead, somebody will pop up, form a group and call themselves blahblahblah will just take their place.
they just cant stand not having a war.

Yeah but that's not going to derail their plans of causing bloodshed and destroying anything and everything even if they gain nothing from them. Members and sympathizers of this twisted group deserves no mercy at all, they should be annihilated.

he is dead once a month according to the news  :D

Though I am not rejoice the death of a human being but in this case I think the man death is better for the world than him be alive. His death will definitely affect the follower and all the terrorists organization all over the world. The financier of this evil group should also be brought to book as this is the only way to reduce their influence of terrorism all over the world.

Hoping this information is true because i really want that ISIS to be demolished. They're so barbaric in nature and dont even care about humanity thus they shall be the ones who suffer, not those people who are innocently killed by them.

dude is dead. let the followers follow

The war over isis is not yet over even though the leader is dead we can't assured that once the leader is dead war is over againts them to be honest if US will stop supplying them high powered gun and money maybe the war will be over.

They have lost ground everywhere. The ISIS controlled territory has shrunken in size in Syria, Iraq, Libya, and Yemen. But at the same time, they are expanding in Afghanistan, and in some other countries such as the Philippines, Somalia, Pakistan, and Bangladesh.

Agree. Someone will just take his place to command more devastating attacks on innocent people. We all know that terrorist is funded by rich and prominent people so this won't end even every potential successor will die. They will just train new soldiers and form another terrorist group.

According to senior members of terrorist organisation ISIS their chief Abu Bakr Al Baghdadi is dead.Many times they said that this is a rumor.But now on 11 july 2017 they announced that bagdadi is dead and they will announce his descended soon.

I hope the Death of Baghdadi is not just an issue that distracts the world

How convenient? Now the world will never know who were behind the creation of the ISIS. All those secrets will be buried along with Abu Bakr al Baghdadi. Probably, that was the reason why he was killed, instead of being taken as a POW.

Then it would be the most beautiful day for the country and soldiers that have fought these terrorist.  But, even if he is dead, for sure there would be a successor to his throne and that is for sure.  War still goes on and ISIS still be there.  And the mastermind behind all these war is still alive so life continues with the soldier and the terrorist.  Maybe, if all the members will be wiped out and there would be no more recruits then for sure, it will stop.

isis leader dead doesnt mean isis gonna stop doing their terror towards us

Don't get fooled by the Russian propaganda. 90% of the Russian airstrikes in Syria are against the civilians and the rebels. Only the remaining 10% is against the Al Qaeda and the ISIS. The Russian aim is to support Assad, and not to fight the ISIS.

Well ofcourse they should be supporting Assad. Why wouldn't? This is pretty much the same situation, somewhat, as it was with Gaddafi and Algeria.

The problem is that ISIS replace its leaders within hours. If Baghdadi is dead that is good news, but I am sure ISIS have already replaced Baghdadi right now. The only true defeat to ISIS is the ground operation which is taking place actually on Raqqa. The problem is that the extreme ideology of radical Islam cannot be defeated with the defeat of ISIS. When ISIS is gone another group will take place. The problem is how to destroy this ideology from people's mind.

Killing the people involved won't work. You have to kill the reasons WHY people would want to be in a group like this, and then kill the ideology behind it.

Alive or dead will not change anything, these Muslims for being religious fanatics will always be puppets of a group of rich people with obscure interests

although it was credible media and website,we never know the truth,we dont know what really happen,but even its true,ISIS wont stop any attack to people,most people here said that their support wtill not die and continue the war,in my opinion,all country should be unite to really care and war against ISIS,and all religion should be unite too.

Yeah finally Al Baghdadi is dead after that whos next to rise? Its just the same as we rejoice Sadam's death or Bin Laden's death but what happen. These terrorists groups has no end in other they are immortal as long as their supporters and financiers are still alive and on the throne.

Its so ironic that we celebrate one terrorist death, but we don't know who the real terrorists are.

I want the death of the ISIS leader to get members to disband the fucking group, but the death of the ISIS leader has made its members even more radical. >:(

Assad was elected after he rigged the presidential polls. He has used barrel bombs and artillery against the civilian targets, and has rejected all the offers for compromise. He is actually responsible for the rise of the ISIS in Syria.

Fo you Pedjeng.

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The most barbaric of the atrocities in Syria against the civilians were committed by the same rebels which you are supporting. Have you seen the video of the beheading of the 12-year old Palestinian boy by the rebels? Or have you read the story of a 1-year old infant blown to pieces using an explosive device, just because his father refused to join the rebels?

Hopefully that's true. the truth will be revealed. God's help will come. Because ISIS is not ISLAM.

So, what happens to ISIS now? What do you think? I think, it won't just "disappear forever" unfortunately

Killing one man in ISIS is just like cutting down a tree in the forest and there are several people ready to take the vacant spot in a matter of days and that wont even stop anything because the way their networks is organised, they are not fragmented and their decisions making in more centralised rather than democratic era in which the death of one leader might create power tussle among contestants which might ended up creating cracks in their network but at the same time its one more victory against terrorism.

The leader may be dead but their belief are not. The ISIS will go on and select a new leader to take place to the fallen leader. The only way to stop this criminals is to change their way of thinking. We need to change how they the world, they need to open their eyes and stop their false belief. Now the question remains the same, "how?"

Reports have surfaced once again that Isis’ notorious leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi has been killed - but the details are still unclear.

Russia originally claimed last month to have killed al-Baghdadi in an air strike. The Pentagon, Syrian Kurds and Iraqi officials have all been quick to say that reports of his death cannot be corroborated, although they have not denied the claims. As reported in The Independent, Turkish officials said they are receiving persistent reports that he is dead.

more reads : http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/middle-east/isis-leader-reported-dead-latest-updates-abu-bakr-al-baghdadi-syrian-observatory-for-human-rights-a7836066.html

So there will not be bloody shootings anymore. The people of this place live in the worry of death. ISIS terrorists often carry out shootings of any kind. Terrorist leaders die, terrorism is reduced.

I don't think so, although this normally happens with the other terror organizations. ISIS has proven itself to be capable of sustaining the deaths of its top leaders. Take the death of Abu Omar al Shishani for example. It didn't had any negative effect in their battle capabilities.

The Russians said it earlier but provided no proof about his death, The best way to show that he is truly dead is to provide a body and ISIS has so far made no announcement saying that their leader is really dead.

Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, leader of the Isis terror group, is almost certainly still alive, a Kurdish official has said.
Source: http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/isis-leader-abu-bakr-al-baghdadi-definitely-alive-say-kurdish-officials-1630577

Actually Kurds have proven to have reliable sources and they have no agenda in spreading fake news about their enemies. The death was reported by his fellow terrorists, so it's possible they were covering up for him, while he was being transferred to a safe house.
His death won't mean much. The dead leaders are holy martyrs to the rest of those crazies.

Or maybe his fellow terrorist wants the West know that he is dead so that the Americans will try to ease their guard on ISIS, but they ISIS is planning another bold attack orchestrated by their famous leader. And even if he's dead, a new leader will just replaced him and  the attacks more bolder that his predecessor. That's how they work. I believed this terror group will continue to do harm to anyone and the world will not be safe from them.

I believe Baghdadi is not the leader of ISIS. He's just the manager of those rebels but there is a big head behind this terror group, it's either EU, US and the Rothschild.

A lot of scenario's that makes me think that his death is not for real. Maybe he's dead for real let's say but the organization who's supporting this terror group will just nominate a new leader for them to command their people. As long as the financiers are still alive there's no way for this terrorists to be dead.

I think that if there's no proof yet you can't say that someone is dead. They should show some proof so that everyone will be aware about it.

No one knows for sure. Baghadadi was an ordinary guy just like any small-time criminal before he was chosen as the leader of the ISIS. How did he managed to receive all those weapons and followers? There is something fishy about him. But the truth will only be known, if he is captured alive by either the Russians or the Syrians. And the chances for that are very low.

Then some high official are now controlling the terrorists. I quick trivia tho after this massive attacks to ISIS there force in the middle east are slowly dying before this attacks ISIS soldiers were earning $1300 per month but now common soldiers are earming kust $189

Their revenue sources are drying up. When the crude oil prices were around $110 per barrel, the ISIS was exporting more than 1 million barrels of oil everyday to Turkey. But now they have lost most of their oil wells, and the crude oil prices have dipped so low that transporting it to Turkey is no longer worth the time and effort.

dead? last time i checked the cia director was fit as a fiddle...
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This was actually a good one.

Killing the leader of Isis doesn't mean a thing. They thought that killing Bin Laden will change things, and look where it got us.

This is one of the sensitive topic. But as for me, even though their leader is dead they can still appoint a new leader and doing their things to others. What I was saying is that they will not stop their wrong doings just because their leader is dead. It is about their beliefs that reigns.

Yes... and that is going to happen this time as well. They will just appoint another leader and continue with all those barbarities. But the end is near for them, at least in Syria and Iraq. They have lost Mosul, which was the largest city under their control. And they have almost lost Raqqa as well (the Kurds have captured 2/3rd of the city till now).

Probably he's dead but most likely not. Thus could very well be just a propaganda to keep him off the radar once more. He's being called the ghost because he's very good at keeping himself hidden and what would be a better way than to make everyone believe that he's already dead.

It doesnt matter if he's dead, ISIS will continue on with what they left off. Killing their leader isnt enough to stop them from their tracks, they'll just appoint a new one to lead their group, but if someone will cut off their supply of weapons then there is a higher chance that they will stop.

I'm not convinced as of yet. It's like the third or so time he's been declared dead by some group or another.

People very much focus on the individual leader. This is wrong. Even if he is dead there are many more sponsors of terrorism who live and who have money. This means that nothing will change. Only orders will be given to another person.

Good. those people are animals....

Killing the leaders of ISIS is a good news for every peace loving human beings. I will also want international leaders to do everything within their means to de-radicalize his followers because this is more dangerous than the man himself? He may be death but his ideology live in them.

Well it worked. Al-Qaeda's operations went down significantly.

Even then - the assumption that if one man mastermind an attack that takes advantage of weak security protocols, who should we really be blaming? 9/11 was one big shitty excuse to go into war whichever way you look at it.

At the end of the day, you leave a nation destabilized because you think you've ended the war on terror and another group takes it place. Remember when Al-Qaeda called ISIS too extreme?

Boy, you both believe in killing infidels - there's no grey area to this. You kill, your bad.

Nope. Al Qaeda ran out of steam after it lost the competition to the ISIS. Bin Laden's death didn't had any impact on their operational capabilities. After 9/11, bin Laden didn't had much say on the internal affairs of Al Qaeda.

Even ISIS leader is dead they continue what there want to do. It is not take affect of what their gonna do. They have a plan before.

The ISIS is not very dependent on the leaders. So there is not going to be much impact of Baghdadi's death (that is, if he is dead for real). We need to analyze the various steps which can be taken to curtail the growth of the ISIS. In my opinion, rather than killing their top leaders, more importance must be given to preventing the funds and weapons flowing in from the GCC nations to the ISIS controlled territory.

That's good news, but I think if they have a leader of course have a representative, if the leader dies must be his deputy who fills the leadership position, and they could become more anarchist.

It seems to me that some of the special services I will invent in ****** some FGC leader in terrorist organizations to achieve certain goals and manipulate public opinion. Actually, it was always assumed, even when I was talking about Osama bin Laden.

Yes I think it could be a lie so that their leader can be safe from pursuit. And make an attack in the next town.

The ISIS can't become any more anarchic. They have proved within a short duration that they are the most barbaric terrorist organization of any time. Not only they have committed terror acts against the Yazidis and Christians, they have also targeted the Shiite Muslims.

The death of the leader is not going to disrupt the effectiveness of ISIS, these people are evil in the inside already and they were not corrupted as some may believe it to be, they already wanted to commit these heinous activities and ISIS just gave them the opportunity to do just that.

Isn't it Baghdadi has been reported dead several times previously?

But if indeed he is dead as reported by the media, then would be a devastating blow to the group that has steadily lost ground in Iraq and Syria in recent years—pushed back by U.S.-led airstrikes, as well as ground offensives by Iraqi, Kurdish, Shia, and other forces in the region. This week, Iraqi forces recaptured Mosul from the group. In Syria, Raqqa, the group’s de-facto capital, is on the verge of falling. ISIS retains some ability to strike overseas—though at this point it is unclear if those operations are directed by ISIS or are inspired by it. Like what is happening in the Philippines.

Again, it may have a serious blow, but I think the hierarchy will just vote for a new leader and continue to create havoc on other Western countries. So they should not let their guards down by a bit. So expect a new wave of attacks in retaliation of the death of their beloved leader.

The news of the death of this isis leader often made headlines, many countries claimed to have killed him, but the leader of the isis is still alive and the news is a lie, if it is true it is very successful in the war against acts of terrorism.

You are right. Even earlier, a number of times it was reported that Abu Bakr al Baghdadi have been killed. But later it was established that he was still alive. I don't understand why it is so difficult to assassinate this guy, when both the Russians and the Americans have managed to infiltrate the ISIS in Syria with dozens of spies and double agents.

In my opinion, that of Russia and the US Themselves are to blame for the fact that today the whole world is concerned about terrorism. These strange themselves because of their clandestine war, trained many different militants, who now turned their skills against them themselves.

No need to blame Russia. Only the Americans are behind this fiasco. They were the ones who funded and armed the ISIS through Qatar and Saudi Arabia. Even in 2016, there were reports of American-backed FSA units defecting to the ISIS,taking their US-provided weapons along with them.

Yes I agree with you, even though the leader is gone, but their thoughts have been changed by their own theories, so whatever they think they disagree with is wrong.

ISIS is over in IRAQ now other terrorists are in Europe sadly.

I think these crazy bastards have an already established heirarchy so that in the case that tge leader is killed or died, another would automatically take his place. This has been a proven process for these kinds of groups because they know they're always targeted. And i also doubt that the ghost is dead. Probably a ploy to keep him off the grid further

this probably won't matter , there'll be another guy leading them.
We need to exterminate each and every one of them

Dead or not dead they must always have a chairman who always coordinates their movements, and whatever we hate because they have no mind in every thing he does, which has made many people lose his family even his place of residence.

If that news is true, its good but ISIS terrorists is have many leader. There have a illegal activities working on progress until now. Until now here in the philippines there is a issue about ISIS teamwork mauti group. That very toxic that in our country they are making a war.

They are spreading around the world very fast and unfortunately our leaders are sleeping. Earlier, they were confined to Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan and Yemen. After that they spread to Libya, Somalia (al Shabab) and Nigeria (Boko Haram). Now they are spreading to countries such as Bangladesh, Philippines, Pakistan, Thailand, and Indonesia.

Even if this is true it doesnt's changes anything, it only turns things worse.

If it doesn't changes anything, then how can it turn things worse? Al Baghdadi was the worst possible person to head the ISIS. He personally took part in many gang-rapes and massacres. I am glad that he is dead (if the news report is true).

After crippling the Iraqi armed forces, and take down Saddam Hussein, they turned their backs and left.
These obvious consequences were deliberately ignored.

We can not trust an article that only comes from a single source, but it may all be clear if the news has spread across the world's tv media, it is a common thing, news like this is common, whether it is a strategy that they do, Isisis only know that

the leader may be dead but they have lots of member of ISIS around the wold.They can still opperate their illegal activities.Until now there are coutries were toxic and suffer because of their unpredictable lawless doings.

This death only creates more hate among their community, that is good? You may have to end with all of them to solve the full problem.

Whatever the negatives Saddam had, he was a secular leader and he checked the Islamist extremism when he was in power. Also, the religious minorities (Christians, Yazidis, and Mandeans) were safer under his rule.

I'm sure that there will be no effect on their operations and beliefs. Its only a life against many members who can continue what they believing for. It's kind of sad that I think the only way to stop them is if they are completely wipe out

And is he dead for sure though? I've read a lot of articles telling of how sneaky thjs bastard is and that he was already pressumed dead a lot of times but he's still alive. Aside from the facts you've stated about another head growing in place of the killed leader, which is common with these orgs, i think we need to make sure that this guy's noy faking hus own death to get off the radar

well, i guess there are lot of isis leader who died weekly or monthly ;D ;D
in fact, we really dont know who they really are.
since there are many, leaders still exist,i guess they are all leaders ;D ;D ;D ;D

The good news is true
Although ISIS has no direct effect on me or my country
But the news makes me grateful for always awake in this world