Disturbing images of life under ISIS rule in the Syrian city of Raqqa has emerged showing the decapitated corpses of Syrian soldiers lined up in the streets. Women walk past their bodies unceremoniously without acknowledging their impaled heads on fences for fear of being killed themselves.
Elsewhere hate preachers urge children, wearing black balaclavas, to disobey their parents to join the terror group. Raqqa has remained an ISIS stronghold since the group took control of the city last year. Residents have been subjected to an unrelenting torrent of horror, with many too poor to flee across the border to Turkey.
Despite American and Arab forces bombing the city, fighters remain jubilant and have taken control of the population's homes and resources. One resident, speaking through the only outlet exposing the atrocities, Raqqa Is Being Slaughtered Silently, said he feared they would be for their city 'in blood'
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