Isis warlords release shocking film of their suicide bomb attacks in Iraq filmed from above
The video is aimed at showing the rest of the world the terror group is not losing power
ISIS warlords have released a shocking new propaganda video they say shows suicide bombers taking out key targets in Iraq.
The video - filmed by drones - is aimed at showing the rest of the world that the terror group is not losing ground on the battlefront.
The blasts were allegedly filmed in the country's desert countryside. It's is not stated exactly where and when they took place.
Experts have warned although Isis is on the defensive in Iraq it now has thousands of foreign fighters heading back to Europe who will pose a major threat.
"The flow of foreign fighters from western countries has fallen from 2,000 to about nothing a month," Albert Ford of the New America think tank told AFP.
"But that's only half the issue: What do you do about the 25,000 or 30,000 people that are in Syria or have been there that now want to go back? It's an issue that's not going to go away."
"Fighters with the Islamic State (also known as Isis) have indiscriminately attacked civilian areas in eastern Mosul with mortar rounds and explosives, and deliberately shot at fleeing residents," the organisation said.
"Residents said Isis members told them in person, by radio, and over mosque loudspeakers that those who stayed behind were 'unbelievers' and therefore valid targets along with the Iraqi and coalition forces."
But Iraqi and US-led coalition battling to shift Isis from Mosul are also responsible for endangering civilians, HRW said.
Five witnesses described three separate strikes carried out by either Iraq or the coalition that targeted Isis fighters but also killed civilians, it's been claimed.