ISIS Leader is dead

[Okurkabinladin]

He was killed in a Russian airstrike!

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.

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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[Sithara007]

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.

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?

[VeronAncient]

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

[maciak]

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

[audaciousbeing]

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

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.

[SugoiSenpai]

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?"

[viean]

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

[killerfrost]

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.

[killerfrost]

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.

[Sithara007]

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.

[joebrook]

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

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.

[OmegaStarScream]

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

[darkangel11]

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.

[Kemarit]

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.

[Uvuvwevwevwe Osas]

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.

[blockman]

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.

[supine]

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.

[Sithara007]

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.

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.

[chixka000]

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

[Netnox]

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.