Daesh abducts 111 Iraqi kids to be trained as terrorists

Baghdad - Daesh terrorists reportedly also arrested 78 men who protested against the abduction of their children.

Daesh terrorists have abducted 111 school children from various districts of the northern Iraqi city of Mosul to use them in terrorist moves, a media report said on Tuesday.
 

The abducted children, mostly aged between 10-15 years, have been transferred to the Daesh terrorist group’s educational and military centres for brainwashing, Iraq’s Arabic news channel Al Sumaria quoted Iraqi Kurdistan's Democrat Party, spokesperson Saeed Mamuzini as saying.
He added that the Daesh terrorists also arrested 78 men who protested against the abduction of their children.
 

The Kurdish official noted that the militants have kidnapped 1,420 Iraqi children since the capture of the country's second city over a year ago and forced them to receive military training, so that Daesh could use them in terrorist and intelligence operations.
Mamuzini previously said that Daesh terrorists had executed 15 of its own militants after facing a defeat in Bashiqa town northeast of Mosul, adding they were killed by children trained by the terrorist group.
Iraqi local and security officials have said that Daesh terrorists abducted 500 children in the eastern province of Diyala and western province of al-Anbar.
Daesh started its campaign of terror in Iraq in early June 2014. The heavily-armed militants took control of Mosul before sweeping through parts of the country.
The terrorists have been carrying out horrific acts of violence against all Iraqi communities.