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Shocking Video of Young Daesh Girl-Soldier Beheads Doll with Knife

Shocking Video of Young Daesh Girl-Soldier Beheads Doll with Knife
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A Daesh [Arabic acronym for "ISIS" / "ISIL"] supporter released a video online showing a young girl-soldier reciting a bloodthirsty warning about destroying their enemies before using a knife to saw off the head of a doll.

Shocking Video of Young Daesh Girl-Soldier Beheads Doll with Knife

The youngster, who wears a black niqab, appears in the footage brandishing a large knife in front of the camera in the chilling propaganda video.

She then begins sawing at the doll's throat before the knife and the dismembered doll lie on the floor after being cut apart while she sing a song in Arabic in her high-pitched voice, where she warns 'my sword has been sharpened and I will destroy you.'

The girl warns the group will "instill terror, exterminate... and slaughter" in the video released on a Daesh-linked account on Telegram and interpreted by the Middle East Media Research Institute.

She goes on: "The battles will be waged in your own lands. My sword has been sharpened to destroy you."

The little girl shouts: "We marched through the night to cut and behead."

The clip came to light after it was posted on a Daesh Telegram account before being picked up by the Middle East Media Research Institute.

And it prompted outrage online with people describing the clip as 'very disturbing' and likened the young girl 'to something out of a horror movie.'

The disturbing footage comes as Iraqi forces prepare to attack Daesh militants in its de-facto capital of Mosul in Iraq.

The Iraqi army and its elite units that will lead the offensive are gradually taking up positions around the city, from whose Grand Mosque Daesh leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared a caliphate spanning regions of Iraq and Syria in 2014.

According to government sources Iraqi forces had been told to prepare for the battle, which will start next month.

Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team

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