The leader of the Islamic State (IS) leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi did not die. He is still alive and plans to create a more milky militant group than ever before. A sensational report was released on Saturday in a special Washington Washington Post post. It has also claimed that there is credible evidence about the survival of Baghdadi. This information was found from an IS official arrested earlier in the joint operation of Turkish and Iraqi officials in the beginning of this year.
It has been said that Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, after the self-declared khilafat became a decade in Iraq and Syria last year, asked some of his high-level associates to attend a meeting in East Syria. He was roaming about a new plan. And that is, taking new activities for school kids. In order to reconstruct the curriculum of the educational system of the terrorist organization, Baghdadi convened a meeting with the people of Dyer al-Jur city in private initiative. In the meeting Bagdadi concentrated more on maintaining its ideological foundation rather than preserving the organization's immediate existence. The arrested IS officer Abu Zaid al-Iraqi said in a statement broadcast on Iraq's television, the report said.
