Militants of ISIS Taught Syrian Children to Cut Heads Off

Meanwhile, not only the locals return to Aleppo, which was liberated from terrorists. People who are fleeing from the settlements, which are still under the militants' control, also come here. It takes them several days to get here, and upon arrival they tell horrible stories about how extremists mock old men and women and kill those who disobey their orders. Alexey Baranov reports from Aleppo. "The leg was amputated at home because the militants' doctors asked for a lot of money. I made this prosthesis myself. From a piece of plastic water pipe and material at hand. Look". Mahmoud, who is sick with diabetes, continues his shocking story that can be considered a true testament to the crimes of the militants. "They cut off the heads of those who went to the territory controlled by governmental troops to get food or salaries. Women were forbidden to even show their eyes. Sadists. They tried very hard while choosing execution methods". The territory of an unbuilt market located about 15 kilometers away from Aleppo is becoming filled with residents. About 300 people were able reach it today. They traveled for several days without food and water. Stories of those who escaped the militants of ISIS are shocking: "Just for such a small cigarette they threw me into a pit, like a well, and left. The next day the neighbors were able to draw me out from there". The Russian Centre for Reconciliation sent food to the refugee camp as soon as it received the information about the arrival of families, which escaped from the territory controlled by ISIS. "It is hard for these people, they are very poor. They have nothing to eat. We even bring our food and give it to them". In the line for hot meals we meet fourteen-year-old Nadir. He tells about his miraculous escape from the militant camps where there was special training for children. "The militants took children starting from the age of ten. They taught us to cut heads off. They literally taught us to do it. We were taken to a mosque. They'd put up a screen and show films which explained how to cut off a head". Now these families are safe. This refugee camp is a temporary shelter. The governor of the province of Aleppo promises not only targeted assistance to families with many children, but also an opportunity to find a job. Western countries imposed sanctions against Syria. But they are primarily against ordinary civilians, against all Syrian people, against the elderly, women and children. But we will still survive in the fight against militants. The officers of the Russian Center for Reconciliation deliver hot meals and water here. They say that this work doesn't stop for a single day. "This is a very important task, and it requires competent personnel, skill, courage and great responsibility. We not only distribute humanitarian aid in the form of bread, hot food, humanitarian packages, but also ensure safety. Seeing the conditions in which they live, how they feel, both morally and physically, I believe that the assistance our country provides is very significant". People are waiting for the Russian military every day. "Your country treats us really good. Look, this assistance helps these children to survive!" Medical tents are set even before the food distribution. After all, almost everyone is in need of doctors’ assistance. People didn’t have such an opportunity for five years. The service is provided around the clock. So we are ready to provide medical assistance any time of day.