"Fighting for Islamic State is meaningless," ex-ISIS militants say

 

Fighting for Islamic State is meaninglessChechen residents who participated in military actions in the Middle East on the side of ISIS now regret their decision. Mohammed, 25 years old, decided to join the ranks of ISIS in the summer of 2014 after watching a video about the situation in Syria.He told his relatives he went to study in Egypt. Severla months later, after he saw that the propaganda video wasn't showing the actual situation in Syria, he decided to come back home.  "During all five months I spent there, I never saw any suffering or dying women  and children. But many people belive that it was true, and this is why the go there, this is why they leave their homes," he said.Mohammed now deeply regrets his decision to join ISIS.

 

 

 

Chechen residents who participated in military actions in the Middle East on the side of ISIS now regret their decision. 
Mohammed, 25 years old, decided to join the ranks of ISIS in the summer of 2014 after watching a video about the situation in Syria.
He told his relatives he went to study in Egypt. Severla months later, after he saw that the propaganda video wasn't showing the actual situation in Syria, he decided to come back home.  "During all five months I spent there, I never saw any suffering or dying women  and children. But many people belive that it was true, and this is why the go there, this is why they leave their homes," he said.
Mohammed now deeply regrets his decision to join ISIS.