The ISIS terrorist group has executed an Iraqi teenager in southern Kirkuk, after accusing him of spying for the Kurdish Peshmerga forces, local sources reported on Saturday.
The 15-year-old boy was arrested by ISIS terrorists earlier on Tuesday.
“The terrorist group claimed that after interrogations the teenager confessed that he has been spying for the Kurdish Peshmergas,” a local sources said. “They executed him by firing squad.”
Also, the pro-ISIS Amaq News Agency released a video tape showing the execution of the blindfolded young man, claiming he was “a spy for the pro-Crusaders Kurdish troops”.
This comes amid intensifying clashes between the Kurdish forces and ISIS terrorists in the southern suburb of Kirkuk Governorate, where the terrorist group still holds several villages.
The ISIS hardline group has recently executed dozens of people on similar charges in Syria and Iraq.
On November 4, the ISIS terrorists executed and crucified a woman in Syria’s eastern Deir ez-Zor Governorate, after accusing her of spying for Kurdish forces, activists and eyewitnesses reported.
On September 18, ISIS terrorists executed five young men in Syria’s eastern Deir ez-Zor Governorate, after accusing them of ‘spying for enemies’. The ISIS-linked Hisba Police raided the town of al-Tarif west of Deir ez-Zor and arrested five men on suspicion of spying for rival groups.
