Twisted jihadis burn own troops and 'murder women and children spies'

It has also been reported that jihadis are murdering women and children accused of being spies as the group’s tyranny looks set to crumble.

This is the second time the group has slaughtered its own in a gruesome manner.

Terrorists burnt fighters who lost Saddam Hussein’s hometown of Tikrit last year.

A former Iraqi resident now living in the US said: "They were grouped together and made to stand in a circle. And set on fire to die.”

And Michael Pregent, a terrorism expert said: ”There is no surprise on executing ISIS fighters from Ramadi.

"ISIS is fracturing, paranoid from within. They are using women and children executions to intimidate – the harsher the tactic the more desperate the leadership is.”

US military officials yesterday revealed they had blitzed an ISIS cash distribution site in Mosul in an bid to blow away their financial activities.

They said the building in Mosul was destroyed by two hefty 2,000lb bombs.

Sources say 3,200 ISIS fighters are based in the town, more than three times the number that held Ramadi.

Officials said attempts to rebuild Ramadi were being stopped by boobytraps in streets and buildings.

The militants have been forced to Ramadi's eastern suburbs, but almost all of the city remains off-limits to its nearly half a million residents.

TWISTED jihadis have torched their own fighters alive and murdered women and children thought to be spies, it has been reported.

Evil terrorists part of the ISIS group burnt the men as they fled to Mosul from the Iraqi town of Ramadi which has been reclaimed by Iraq troops.

It has also been reported that jihadis are murdering women and children accused of being spies as the group’s tyranny looks set to crumble.

This is the second time the group has slaughtered its own in a gruesome manor after burning fighters who lost Saddam Hussein’s hometown of Tikrit last year.

A former Iraqi resident now living in the U.S said: "They were grouped together and made to stand in a circle. And set on fire to die.”

Michael Pregent, a terrorism expert said: ”There is no surprise on executing ISIS fighters from Ramadi.

"ISIS is fracturing, paranoid from within. They are using women and children executions to intimidate – the harsher the tactic the more desperate the leadership is.”

(The Daily Star)