Russian passport found in Syria leads correspondent to ISIS militant’s home for an exclusive interview with the militant’s father.
After the liberation of the town of Shaddadi, located in the Syrian province Hasakah, from ISIS terorists,
A number of foreign IDs were discovered by Kurdish forces, including the passports of several Russian citizens.
A correspondent from RT tracked down one passport which belonged to a Russian citizen named Alex, whose name has been changed due to security reasons.
Alex was born in the city of Volgograd in central Russia. His father is a respected professor in the university. Alex himself had a science degree, a good job, a loving wife and three children. Therefore, it came as a shock to Alex’s dad when he took his family and joined ISIS terrorists in Syria.
His father further said that one Egyptian, who was studying at the medical faculty and went to the gym with him, got him hooked.”
ISIS has deployed millions of dollars to organize online and in person recruitment campaigns worldwide, mostly focusing on outcast youths who are eager to give up their lives for the perverse terrorist ideology.
According to RT, besides their social media outreach, the terrorists use a number of chat services to get hold of their victims.
Some recruitment is also done through family and friends and always under a false pretext. A complex network helps recruits organize their travel from international destinations into Syria.
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