A mysterious sniper opened hunting the jihadists of terror movement Islamic state in Libya.
His shots come seemingly out of nowhere and hit the terror delegation in coastal city of Sirte with deadly precision ears. The sniper managed according to Libyan sources in a short time to turn three IS-leaders. And the jihadists? Putting desperate all out to track down the dreaded "Daesh-hunter ', claim witnesses.
In ten days, the marksman would certainly have sent three terrorist leaders towards the afterlife.
According Libya Prospect is his first victim, the Sudanese chief Hamad Abdel Hady. The leader of the local sharia court, which thus represents the violent sense of justice of IS, collapsed on January 13 after a well-aimed shot.
The next one, according to local media got acquainted with the course of the sniper is IS-chief Abu Mohammed al Dernawi. He was on January 19 slain near his own home. And then there's Abdullah Hamad al-Ansari, an influential commander in southern Libya, which was knocked down suddenly on January 23 as he walked from a mosque.
Hero Status
According to an anonymous source, the fear is there for IS fighters in Sirte good. They sweep the entire city in an attempt to find the mysterious sniper, it sounds.
The wild speculations around the marksman (for news from the beleaguered region of course is always difficult to confirm) already go like wildfire among the local population, reported the Libya Herald. For residents, the 'Daesh-hunter "a true hero and a welcome glimmer of hope amid the bloody terror.
In Sirte are approximately 3000 IS-militants. The terror movement was the birthplace of Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi last year.
Source: Bild, The Telegraph, Daily Mail, HLN / © AP / AFP
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