3 May 2016 - 10:44
Iraq: ISIS forces its members to use drugs & hallucinations pills to be unaware of what happening to them in attacks

Iraq: ISIS forces its members to use drugs & hallucinations pills; dead bodies of ISIS inspected

AL ANBAR, Iraq - AhlulBayt News Agency - The leadership of al-Hashed al-Sha’abi (Iraqi popular mobilization forces) in Anbar Province announced on Monday, that the so-called ISIS forced its members to use drugs and hallucinations pills in the city of Fallujah (62 km west of Baghdad).

The commander of Karmat Fallujah brigade within al-Hashed al-Shaabi, Colonel Khamis Bahr Halbusi, reported in a press statement “ISIS forced its militants to use drugs and hallucinations pills in Fallujah, al-Karma District and some areas in Saqlawiyah north of Fallujah.”

Halbusi added, “The dead bodies of ISIS members who were killed in the cleansing battles had been inspected,” pointing out that, “We discovered traces of narcotic pills and drugs in the bodies of ISIS members.”

“ISIS members were forced to use these drugs in order to be unaware of what is happening to them during the attacks,” the statement continued.

Previously the commander of the Tigris Operations Lt. Gen. Abdul-Amir al-Zaidi reported that, ISIS forces its elements to use specific drugs in order to control them, pointing out that the suicide bombers are receiving three doses of drugs before carrying out operations.

Al-Zaidi added “We have confirmed information that ISIS forces its elements to use specific types of drugs in order to increase addiction to get them under control and push them into the abyss of death,” noting that, “most of ISIS dead in battles were found in possession of pills and narcotic drugs.”

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The commander of the Tigris Operations Lt. Gen. Abdul-Amir al-Zaidi confirmed on Monday, that ISIS forces its elements to use specific drugs in order to control them, pointing out that the suicide bombers are receiving three doses of drugs before carrying out operations.

Al-Zaidi said in an interview for IraqiNews.com, “We have confirmed information that ISIS forces its elements to use specific types of drugs in order to increase addiction to get them under control and push them into the abyss of death,” noting that, “most of ISIS dead in Diyala battles and Salah al-Din were found in possession of pills and narcotic drugs.”