ISIS indoctrinates Jihad to Afghan children

The loyalists of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) terrorist group in Afghanistan has begun recruiting among Afghan children as soldiers to expand its activities in Afghanistan.

A documentary of Aljazeera network shows that children as young as five years old being trained by Daesh members to fight and dedicate their lives to the ‘caliphate’.

Children are being trained to use guns, grenades and other explosives and taught the radical version of Islam infiltrating their minds with the dubious concept of Jihad.

The indoctrination of an evil ideology within young minds from such a tender age is unfortunate for mankind.

In a survey of Afghan attitudes released on Tuesday, the Asia Foundation reported that 74 percent of Afghans said they’d heard of ISIS, and more than half of them consider it a local security threat.

In the meantime, Afghanistan Ministry of National Defense called for coordination of the world to fight against Daesh.

“If there were no foreign intelligence support, they would not be able to fight for a week, these are foreigners who train and support them,” said Dawlat Wazire, spokesman of National Defense Ministry.

The Ministry of Interior Affairs has also demands the destruction of insurgents’ nests in Pakistan.

“Our demand from Pakistan is this to fight against terrorism like Afghanistan and destroy terrorist havens,” said Sidiq Sidiqi, spokesman of interior ministry.

Afghan analysts are said to consider Afghan children brainwashing by Daesh memebers challenging and emphasized that if the core of Daesh group does not destroy in this winter season, ISIS would claim ruling in the next fighting-season not the Taliban.

“Without a doubt if efforts not make to destroy this group, the most of attacks in Afghanistan would be organized by Daesh group in the next year,” said Ahmad Saeedi, political analyst.

The Islamic State’s activities in Iraq and Syria are well-known, but the group is gaining a toehold elsewhere in the world as well.

This comes as the Dreaded terror outfit Islamic State (ISIS) has alarmingly increased its influence in the north-eastern and eastern region of Afghanistan.