ISIS chief’s latest audio message allegedly proves he’s alive
Via: ANAS
New York, November 13 – Extremist group Islamic State (ISIS) on Thursday released an audio message purportedly by its leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, in a bid to disprove unconfirmed reports of his death or injury in a recent United States air strike.
“Make the volcanoes of jihad erupt everywhere,” the audio message said.
“The crusaders’ missiles will not stop our advance on Rome”.
In it, a man identified as al-Baghdadi references President Barack Obama’s announcement Friday that the US will send 1,500 additional troops to Iraq, according to the SITE Intelligence Group, which monitors global terrorist activity.
“Make the volcanoes of jihad erupt everywhere,” the audio message said.
“The crusaders’ missiles will not stop our advance on Rome”.
In it, a man identified as al-Baghdadi references President Barack Obama’s announcement Friday that the US will send 1,500 additional troops to Iraq, according to the SITE Intelligence Group, which monitors global terrorist activity.
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