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Turkish-Backed Syrian Opposition Captures Dabiq From ISIS
Turkish-backed Syrian opposition forces have captured the symbolically significant town of Dabiq from the ISIS, the factions said Sunday morning.
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Bomb Which Downed Russian Plane Was Hidden in Soda Can: Islamic State
The Islamic State group said Wednesday it had smuggled a bomb on board a Russian airliner that went down last month, after discovering a "way to compromise the security" at an Egyptian airport.
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Islamic State Uses Image Of Drowned Syrian Toddler as Warning to Would-Be Refugees
The latest issue of Dabiq, the Islamic State's English-language magazine, contains a conspicuous number of offensive provocations.
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ISIS Propaganda Magazine Briefly Available for Sale on Amazon: Report
English-language propaganda magazine of dreaded terror group Islamic State were briefly available for sale on the website of online retailer Amazon.
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On Twitter, IS Asks How to Kill Captured Pilot: Report
The Islamic State (IS) has again put the social media to use for its gory campaign, asking for suggestions on Twitter on how to kill the Jordanian pilot captured last week.
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Turkish-Backed Syrian Opposition Captures Dabiq From ISIS
Turkish-backed Syrian opposition forces have captured the symbolically significant town of Dabiq from the ISIS, the factions said Sunday morning.
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Bomb Which Downed Russian Plane Was Hidden in Soda Can: Islamic State
The Islamic State group said Wednesday it had smuggled a bomb on board a Russian airliner that went down last month, after discovering a "way to compromise the security" at an Egyptian airport.
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Islamic State Uses Image Of Drowned Syrian Toddler as Warning to Would-Be Refugees
The latest issue of Dabiq, the Islamic State's English-language magazine, contains a conspicuous number of offensive provocations.
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ISIS Propaganda Magazine Briefly Available for Sale on Amazon: Report
English-language propaganda magazine of dreaded terror group Islamic State were briefly available for sale on the website of online retailer Amazon.
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On Twitter, IS Asks How to Kill Captured Pilot: Report
The Islamic State (IS) has again put the social media to use for its gory campaign, asking for suggestions on Twitter on how to kill the Jordanian pilot captured last week.
