A jihadi fighter has sent his two little daughters to blow themselves up inside a police station for the Syrian government in Damascus last Friday.
A sickening video has been released showing the jihadi fighter, Abu Nimr, who is a former fighter for the al-Qaeda-offshoot Jabhet al-Nusra, instructing his two little daughters to carry out suicide attacks against government-held facilities in the capital.
#EXPOSED! #JFS jihadist teaches his daughters how to blow themselves in sake of god, the same baby who blew herself days ago in #Damascus pic.twitter.com/YAYDEjNcKT
— Majd Fahd ?? (@Syria_Protector) December 21, 2016
Another video footage also features the mother giving her daughters a warm good-bye before embarking on the attack.
#Nusra fighter & his wife sent their 7y old & 9y old daughters to blow themselves up in Damascus , 7y old already did last week in Al-Midan pic.twitter.com/rmYYYerTFw
— Ibrahim Joudeh ?? (@Ibra_Joudeh) December 21, 2016
Islam, 7 years old, and Fatimah, 9 years old, were transported to Al-Midan district in Damascus and asked to infiltrate the police station.
As soon as Fatima was let in after informing the guards that she was lost and needed help, the 7 year-old child detonated her explosive vest, killing herself and wounding three officers.
Her sister, however, was denied access as the guards immediately shut down the area.
Pro-rebel accounts on social media confirmed the identity of the father, who is a prominent commander in the jihadi groups fighting Syrian government in Barzeh neighborhood in northern Damascus.
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