BREAKING: Isis Announces New Leadership For Boko Haram, Says Shekau Replaced

Islamic State Jihadist group, ISIS, has announced a change of leadership in the Boko Haram militants group.

The terrorist group said the leadership for its West African branch, Boko Haram, has been adjusted, BBC is reporting.

The announcement was made known in the latest issue of their magazine.

The magazine featured its first interview with Abu Musab al-Barnawi, previous spokesman for the Nigerian-based Islamists who now replaces Abubakar Shekau, even though, it was not disclosed what has become of the group’s former leader, Abubakar Shekau.

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JUST IN: NIGERIAN MAN DETAINED IN GERMANY ON SUSPICION OF IS LINKS RELEASED

Two men who were detained in Germany on suspicion of having links with Islamic State and of planning a “serious act of violence” have been released, Bavaria’s office of criminal investigation said on Friday.

US CONFIRMS DEATH OF ISIS COMMANDER

The United States has confirmed that ISIS commander Omar al-Shishani is dead.

According to officials, he survived an initial attack carried out in the beginning of March, but has since died of his wounds, though they didn’t say how he died.

REVEALED! HOW ISIS EVADE COALITION AIRSTRIKES THROUGH 30FEET DEEP TUNNEL

A deep network of underground tunnels, said to be 30feet deep, have been uncovered in Iraq, revealing how ISIS have been carefully maintaining escape routes for its fighters as they try to avoid coalition airstrikes.

The tunnels were discovered by Kurdish forces when the Peshmerga managed to re-take the Yazidi majority town of Sinjar last December.

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