Daesh kills four youths over ‘spying for US-led coalition’

Daesh has beheaded four youths in its stronghold of Raqqah in Syria, with the London-based monitor saying the number of executions by the terrorists in the past two years has exceeded 4,000.

The so-called Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said Sunday the group beheaded the four youths for “photographing sites and handing information to the crusader coalition.”

Raqqah is Being Slaughtered Silently (RBSS), a group of citizen journalists who documents abuses in the Daesh stronghold, confirmed the news.

Daesh has executed 4,144 people, most of them civilians, since it proclaimed a so-called “caliphate” in territories under its control in June 2014, the observatory said.

The report said the Syrian army and pro-government forces, Daesh’s own members, Kurdish fighters as well as rival Takfiri terrorists from groups such as al-Nusra Front were among those executed during the period.

The observatory listed regular beheadings, shootings, stoning, throwing people off buildings and setting them on fire as among the killing methods used by Daesh.

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