
Three ISIS militants were mauled to death by a herd of wild boar moments after committing a massacre.
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Three ISIS militants were mauled to death by a herd of wild boar moments after committing a massacre.
Five other terrorists were injured in the rampage by the beasts who attacked them in southern Kirkuk. It is understood the boars went on a frenzied rampage near farmland in al-Rashad region, 53km south of Kirkuk. Sheikh Anwar al-Assi, a local tribal chief, told The Times that the militants had hidden among some dense reeds. “It is likely their movement disturbed a herd of wild pigs, which inhabit the area as well as the nearby cornfields,” he said. “The area is dense with reeds, which are good for hiding in.” Sheikh al-Assi said it took place on Sunday moments after ISIS had killed 25 people in Hawija. The pigs were later punished. A source told Alsumaria News that: " Daesh (Islamic State) militants took revenge at the pigs who attacked the farmland,” but did not say how.
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