AhlulBayt News Agency - Heavy clashes broke out among the ISIS militants in the de facto capital of IS on Saturday, May 21, which resulted in the death of dozens of militants.
The internal conflicts in Raqqa in the north of Syria left nearly 70 IS militants dead.
"Sources inside Raqqa revealed that the clashes flared up between two IS groups, reportedly between the men of Abubakir al-Baghdadi, the IS first leader in command and Qasimi, a prominent IS leader in Raqqa.”
Meanwhile, there are reports indicating that the IS militants in Raqqa have begun evacuating their families, fearing the anticipated US-led offensive to recapture the city.
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