In a new propaganda piece from the Islamic State, a teenage boy is sent by his extremist handlers to commit a suicide bombing attack near the eastern city of Deir Ezzor, Syria.
The video shows an adult ISIS member instructing the boy on his mission, showing him how to operate a vehicle loaded with explosives. ISIS is currently embroiled in a fight with Russian-backed Syrian government forces, who are believed to be the targets of the attack.
Photo stills from the video show the boy, as well as his alleged target, during the time that the vehicle's bombs were detonated.
The terror organization has been known to use drugs in order to prepare future suicide attacker to face their demise. According to a young ISIS detractor, ISIS terrorists use the tranquilizer Zolam, seized during hospital raids, to ensure soldiers won't back out of suicide attacks.
This new propaganda piece joins the long list of instances where the vile terror group has enlisted children to carry out their insidious tasks. Unfortunately, the video will not be the last of ISIS's propaganda machine, and it's a sure bet that they will continue to use children as pawns in their evil game.