Islamic State's unborn army: Women used to breed future terrorists'
Even worse, these children are encouraged to play with decapitated heads to mould them with brutality.
Around 31,000 women held captive by Islamic State are being used for breeding the next generation of Islamic State terrorists, according to a report in the Independent.
Quilliam, a UK-based think tank released a detailed report titled 'Children of Islamic State', which reveals how ISIS recruits children and then gives them jihad training by indoctrinating them at school, and sometimes at home too. These children are provided with rigorous training to become lethal fighters of the terror group. They are then infiltrated into the terror group's caliphates.
The report also focuses on how these jihadi children are inculcated with extremists values since their birth or when they are too small to distinguish between right and wrong. Tagged 'blank slate' by militants, these kids are provided with extreme martial arts training.
Even worse, these children are encouraged to play with decapitated heads to make them familiar with ISIS's environment and mould them with brutality.
Young boys are provided with tough training, including memorising Quran verses, whereas girls are asked to stay at home and take care of their husbands.
"There's a systematic creation of the next generation of mujahideen - the next generation of fighters,” said Nikita Malik, a senior researcher at Quilliam, who was quoted in the report.
Malik said that more than 31,000 women are pregnant with the children of ISIS terrorists, adding that the terror group has a defined strategy for breeding their future generation of terrorists, where the initial brainwashing of children begins at birth, followed by training in schools and jihadi camps which results in - robust terrorism.
In the past, Islamic State had released a spine-chilling video of children who are being trained to be terrorists.
Watch the video here: Islamic State’s children military training camp