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标 题: 两名奥地利少女妄想加入ISIS,被政府扣押
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Thu Sep 11 02:43:36 2014, 美东)
Gun-wielding teen girls from Europe join ISIS
By Chris Perez
September 10, 2014 | 12:34pm
Gun-wielding teen girls from Europe join ISIS
The two teenage girls in a picture they posted to a social media account
Photo: Europics
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Sabina Selimovic (left) and Samra KesinovicPhoto: Europics
A pair of gun-wielding teenage girls from Austria are believed to have
answered the call to jihad in Syria — and may be inspiring others to do the
same.
Selimovic (left) and KesinovicPhoto: Europics
Samra Kesinovic, 16, and Sabina Selimovic, 15, are the daunting duo feared
to be encouraging young Austrian girls to flee their country and take up
arms in Syria to help ISIS spread violence, Central European News reports.
Austria’s Interior Ministry has confirmed that two additional girls from
Vienna — ages 16 and 14 — recently were nabbed trying to sneak out of the
country and join the Islamic State jihadists.
They were caught when the mother of a third friend who was supposed to go
with them to Syria grew suspicious when she noticed all the luggage her
daughter had packed.
Little is known about the two, but their parents are believed to be from
Iraq. Police are trying to piece together how the wannabe jihadis could have
become radicalized and who may have lent a direct hand in getting them to
Syria.
Authorities fear the pair are working to encourage other young Austrian
girls to join ISIS.Photo: Europics
Kesinovic and Selimovic vanished from Austria earlier this year and paraded
their terror involvement on social media, posting images of themselves
holding AK47s as they stood among several armed men, according to CEN.
Austrian media dubbed the girls the new face of jihad in Syria two weeks ago
and warned that others just like them have started to become galvanized by
their actions.
“If we can catch them before they leave, we have the chance to work with
their parents and other institutions to bring the youngsters out of the
sphere of influence that prompted them to act in this way in the first place
,” said Interior Ministry spokesman Alexander Marakovits.
He added that the problem with teenagers fleeing the country to commit
bloodshed abroad is something that’s increased greatly and is difficult to
fix.
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Austrian media have dubbed the girls the new face of jihad in Syria.Photo:
Europics
“Once they have left the country, even if they then changed their minds, it
is then almost impossible to get them back.”
Up to 130 people from Austria are believed to be waging jihad across the
globe, CEN reports. More than half of them are thought to have originally
traveled from the Caucasus region and have valid residence permits in
Austria. |
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