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In their latest terror ploy, infamous militant group, Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS), have uploaded a video, depicting the gory final moments of a Malaysian terrorist in Southern Philippines
According to English daily, The Star, the video was reportedly uploaded by ISIS's Russian media channel, Al Furat Media, yesterday, 15 February.
37-year-old Malaysian, Mohd Najib Hussein, fled the country along with several other ISIS militants in July 2014 and became a prominent part of the IS Black Flag cell that is led by former Universiti Malaya professor Dr Mahmud Ahmad alias Abu Handzalah.
The Black flag terrorist group have apparently been hiding out with under the protection of the Filipino terrorist group, Abu Sayyaf in southern Philippines.
Mohd Najib Hussein, who is an electrical engineering graduate, used to run a bookstore at Universiti Malaya and is held responsible by the authorities for aiding the escape of four Malaysian militants to Syria
The video starts with a group of South-East Asian militants holding up the ISIS flag while the narrator speaks about the 'martyr', Abu Anas al Muhajir @ Mohd Najib's death
Authorities believe that the events leading up to the death of the Malaysian bomb-maker, took place on 15 December 2015, during a clash between Abu Sayyaf terrorists and the Philippines military officers
'Philippine soldiers display seized improvised explosive devices after government troops raided the bomb factory on May 14, 2015'
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The father of five apparently performed the Bai'ah, which is the compulsory oath of allegiance to pledge support for the ISIS jihadist group
'Still from an Islamic State video featuring Abu Sayyaf Group leader Isnilon Hapilon (center) pledging allegiance to Baghdadi'
Image via The Long War Journal
