ISIS Leader Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi Reportedly 'Killed In US-Led Air Strikes In Syria'

ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi has reportedly
been killed in a US air strike in Raqqa. His death,
reported by the respected Turkish daily Yenis
Safak, would be a major blow for the jihadists
and comes only days after 50 people were killed
in an Orlando nightclub by a man pledging
allegiance to ISIS.
But there have previously been reports that al-
Baghdadi, who proclaimed himself caliph of all
Muslims two years ago, has been killed or
wounded, which turned out to be untrue.
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Another website, The Abna24 website said al-
Baghdadi had been killed on Sunday morning by
an air strike in Syria. However, there has been no
confirmation of his death by the US or any other
coalition powers, who have been targeting the
terror group in Syria and Iraq.
Baghdadi was born as Ibrahim Awwad Ibrahim al-
Badri, in 1971 in Samarra, Iraq, to a lower-middle
class Sunni family. His tribe claimed to be
descended from the Prophet Muhammad (SAW).