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Failure to return to indoctrination classes resulted in two men being executed

08/09/2020
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ISIS today executed two men by firing squad today in a village central square. The two men are Eissa Ismael AlHamada and Obada Ahmed Almukhlaf from the village of Humar AlAli in rural Deir EzZor. Sources close to the death cult group state that after the two were executed by firing squad, their bodies were then crucified. The reasoning behind the execution is because the two men failed to return to indoctrination classes.

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