AhlulBayt News Agency - An unknown armed group in Mosul abducted a number of ISIS women of different nationalities early on Tuesday.
Iraqi media outlets reported that a group of armed men who counter IS in Mosul raided a house in the city where 25 IS women from different countries were living, and consequently kidnapped all of them.
The women were from Libya, Yemen, and other Arab countries who were serving as agents and police officers at the Diwan al-Hisbah (equivalent to Interior ministry) in Mosul.
The armed men have reportedly killed five of the abducted women and left their bodies on the streets in the center of Mosul.
The Iraq's second largest city of Mosul fell to the IS militants in mid-2014 after the collapse of the Iraqi army in northern Iraq, and the city became the group's main bastion in Iraq which it has been keeping the hold of it ever since.
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