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SICKENING FINAL EMBRACE

Chilling moment twisted ISIS fighter hugs fellow jihadi before blowing himself up with truck bomb in Iraq

Drone caught the moment Abu Anwar al-Baljiki's truck exploded into a devastating fireball

A BELGIAN jihadi embraces his extremist friend just minutes before he blew himself up in a massive suicide truck bomb.

ISIS have released a series of photographs capturing the moments before Abu Anwar al-Baljiki set off on his murderous mission in Iraq.

Al-Baljiki, seen here dressed in white, embraces a fellow jihadists as he prepares to carry out a suicide mission
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Al-Baljiki, seen here dressed in white, embraces a fellow jihadists as he prepares to carry out a suicide missionCredit: siteintelgroup.com
The Belgian smiled as he sat at the wheel of the vehicle. In the background a SatNav appears to be guiding the sick fanatic
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The Belgian smiled as he sat at the wheel of the vehicle. In the background a SatNav appears to be guiding the sick fanaticCredit: siteintelgroup.com

Clad in white robes, he is snapped embracing an unnamed fellow jihadist before an attack in Qayyarah, Iraq.

A bearded man in black walks to a second vehicle as the two hug.

He is later seen sitting at the wheel of what appears to be a Humvee vehicle - a heavily-armoured car often used by US forces in Iraq.

Bizarrely, a SatNav device is seen plugged in beside him.

Al-Baljiki is believed to have been one of four suicide bombers who took part in an attack on Iraqi army forces near the city of Mosul.

Drone images from the attack shows one of the trucks explode into a huge fireball.

It is not known whether any Iraqi forces were killed in the attack.

In another image, Al-Baljiki smiles as be poses in front of what appears to be a sniper rifle.

Aerial footage showed the scale of the devastating explosion, which was aimed at Iraqi forces pushing ISIS back
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Aerial footage showed the scale of the devastating explosion, which was aimed at Iraqi forces pushing ISIS backCredit: siteintelgroup.com
Al-Baljiki posed alongside a sniper rifle in another picture taken before the suicide mission
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Al-Baljiki posed alongside a sniper rifle in another picture taken before the suicide missionCredit: siteintelgroup.com

The national army and Sunni militias are currently working together to re-take the city from ISIS thugs.

It is the latest in a run of defeats for the self-declared caliphate, having lost Fallujah And Ramadi in recent months.

Kurdish peshmerga fighters have also been successfully rolling back jihadists in Syria, recently reclaiming the ancient city of Palmyra.


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