Tyrannies of ISIS Photogallery

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Everyday many innocents are being brainwashed by extremists to fight for Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) and regular conflict between ISIS and Iraqi government forces have created tense environment. We bring you ground-zero pictures which speak for themselves and describes the tense situation. It was also reported that ISIS have vanquished in Iraq with death tolls going upto 40,000 in Mosul alone.

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Neda Al Mazen lost her father, who was an Arab volunteer fighting for People's Protection Units (YPG) against ISIS in Syria.

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Neda Al Mazen told news reporters at the funeral, “My daddy died and I hold my head up high. I grieve for him, but he’ll go to heaven and I, too, will pick up arms.”

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Young kids like Neda Al Mazen have lost their parents who represent YPG in the war to fight against ISIS. YPG is the only group that's battling ISIS in Raqqa, Syria.

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Neda Al Mazen, also intends to join YPG when she grows up to fight against ISIS. This group includes Arab Muslim groups, Christian forces and volunteers from around the world.

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The Queer Insurrection and Liberation Army (TQILA), also pronounced as 'Tequila' will fight alongside Kurdish forces, known as YPG in Syria. (Photo: Twitter)

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Neil Prakash converted from Buddhism to Islam in August 2012 after a visit to Cambodia. He is the senior member in the Islamic State group.

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Neil Prakash Prakash is a wanted man in the US, the UK, Israel, Turkey and Australia for terror attacks.

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Neil Prakash has been linked to a number of conspiracies to slaughter Australians, including a foiled Anzac Day plot to behead a police officer in April 2015.

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It was rumoured that Neil Prakash was killed in Mosul by the US officials, but police and intelligence agencies believed that he might still be alive.

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