ISIS

Isis supporters are cheering the attack in St Petersburg that killed at least 9 people.
While the motivations and cause of the attacks still aren’t clear, Vladimir Putin has said that Russia is considering a terror attack “first of all”.
Isis supporters are cheering what they claim is a terror attack, and sharing images of people caught up in and killed by the blasts.

Turkish President Recep Erdogan has accused Western countries of supporting ISIS, reported Anadolu Agency.

"The West, at present, supports DAESH. The weapons used by DAESH were manufactured in the West. All of this is directed against the interests of the Islamic world," stated Erdogan to the Pakistani Parliament.

The Vaclav Havel Human Rights Prize - which honours outstanding civil society action in defence of human rights - was awarded on Monday to Nadia Murad, a Yazidi rights activist who was kidnapped and detained by Islamic State, ISIS, in Iraq in 2014.

BELGRADE - The US claim that Russian troops will go home in body bags if Moscow doesn't end its Aleppo offensive is absurd, former CIA contractor Steven Kelley told RT. He said Russia is the only answer to defeating ISIS. Other experts also weigh in on the subject.

Shocking video footage has been released showing the horrifying moment terrorist suicide bomber Brahim Abdeslam, 31, blowing himself up in a Paris restaurant in the 2015, November 13 attacks in Paris.

Anonymous have released a new video threatening to go after ISIS following the Brussels terrorist attacks. The online hackers named their new ‘attack’ against ISIS with the code name ‘#opbrussels and #opbelgium. They pledge to eradicate ISIS. ‘As long as we continue to exist we will chase after you’, the video says.

A court in Kosovo on Thursday jailed a 19-year-old from the town of Gjilan in eastern Kosovo for three years for joining ISIS in Syria.

Florent Bajrami was found guilty of having participated in ISIS formations during February to May 2015.

Isis officials in Mosul introduced a metal instrument to punish women whose clothes they claim do not completely conceal their body, as the Independent reveals.

People in Mosul call it “the Biter” or “Clipper”, which causes agonising pain to the victim by clipping off pieces of flesh, as a former school director, who fled from the city earlier this month, stated.

The Syrian man who was shot dead by French police last week may have been involved in the sexual assaults occurred in Cologne on New Year’s Eve.

ISIS supporter Walid Salihi was arrested in 2014 in Cologne for sexually assaulting women in a night club.

Salihi is said to have ‘rubbed the behinds of females’ and touched their ‘intimate parts,’ according to a German police report.

A woman of Swiss-Egyptian nationality was arrested and was being detained at the police headquarters in Alexandroupolis, northeastern Greek on Thursday, due to suspected links with jihadist militant group ISIS.

The woman was arrested while trying to pass from the Greek border into Turkey with her four-year-old son.