#ISIS publicizes sixth video footage, swearing allegiance to new caliph in #Africa. https://t.co/nwYjEwXIyT
— NORTH PRESS AGENCY - ENGLISH (@NPA_English) December 29, 2022
Media outlets close to Islamic State
...formerly ISIS or ISIL, depending on your preference. Before that they were al-Qaeda in Iraq, as shaped by Abu Musab Zarqawi. They're really very devout, committing every atrocity they can find in the Koran and inventing a few more. They fling Allaharound with every other sentence, but to hear western pols talk they're not
reallyMoslems....
Organization (ISIS) publicized on Wednesday a video footage for the group’s forces of Evil in Africa, pledging allegiance to the new caliph.
This is the sixth footage to be publicized in one month for the group’s murderous Moslems.
On Dec. 22, ISIS-run Amaq news agency publicized the fifth video footage, swearing allegiance to new caliph Abu al-Hussein al-Husseini al-Qurayshi in West Africa, urging for Jihad, it was broadcasted from West Africa.
On Wednesday, Amaq publicized the new video broadcasted from Africa, showing ISIS forces of Evil swearing allegiance to the new leader.
The new video similar to previous ones entitled, "Indeed Allah will help those who help Him," in which Abu Abdurrahman al-Oghandi was shown calling for swearing allegiance for the new caliph and joining the group.
During the video, al-Oghandi justified the delay in swearing allegiance to the new leader, showing the group’s keenness to end the state of diaspora. He also cited Qur’an verses and interpreted them in local language of Central Africa residents.
This is the first time in which the group shows forces of Evil other than its own, including scenes for African forces the group fights against and other western forces in addition to scenes for transporting weapons.
Early this month, Amaq publicized two videos for the ISIS forces of Evil in Syria and two others, one was filmed in Syrian Desert and the other in Bakistan in mid-December.
Sky News publicized a report in which it said the group is seeking to release 10.000 of its fighters from Syrian prisons in 2023.
"If ISIS returns to Syria and Iraq, people will die on the streets of Berlin, London, and Madrid," Sky News cited Middle East expert Shiraz Maher as saying.