Islamic State (IS) / Islamic State of Iraq and ash Sham (ISIS) / Islamic State of Iraq (ISIS or ISIL, IS) Yemeni branch first appeared on 21 March 2015 when four suicide bombers attacked the Badr mosque, in the south of Sanaa, and the al-Hashoosh mosque, in the north of the capital, as worshippers gathered for Friday prayers. Both mosques were known to be frequented by Shia Houthi sect. For More on TRAC INCIDENT REPORT: Islamic State Suicide Attacks Badr mosque, south Sana'a, and al-Hashoosh mosque, north Sana'a 20 March 2015By 30 April 2015 the Islamic State in Yemen released their first video from Yemen of a mass execution. Between the twin suicide bombings of March and the mass execution of April, the Islamic State made it clear they were taking a stake in Yemen.FIRST ISLAMIC STATE EXECUTION VIDEO OUT OF YEMENVideo: April 30, 2015 "Liquidation of Apostates"The first Islamic State execution video out of Yemen appeared in April 2015. The message…
Islamic State in Yemen ( ISY, ISISY) and Islamic State Saudi Arabia (ISKSA, ISISKSA)
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