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BREAKING: ISIS CLAIMS US HOSTAGE KILLED IN JORDANIAN AIRSTRIKE (STA BREAKING NEWS and ARCHIVES)

by Mother_Of_The_World @, Friday, February 06, 2015, 11:59

Ooops!!! :-(
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Source: RT.COM

ISIS claims US hostage killed in Jordanian airstrike

Published time: February 06, 2015 17:04
Edited time: February 06, 2015 17:51

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A bomb with Koranic verses is pictured on a Royal Jordanian Air Force plane at an air base before it's launch to strike the Islamic state in the Syrian city of Raqqa February 5, 2015. (Reuters/Petra News Agency)

The Islamic State group released a statement on Friday saying a female American hostage held by the group was killed in a Jordanian airstrike in Raqqa, Syria. The claim was made through a media account linked to the group.

The SITE Intelligence Group, who have been following jihadist activities, broke the news.

The US State Department spokesperson said that the reports could not be confirmed.

“The failed Jordanian aircraft killed an American female hostage,” said the message on a Twitter account associated with the group according to the translation provided by the organization. “No mujahid was injured in the bombardment, and all praise is due to Allah.”

The CIA told Fox News it is aware of the terror group’s claim and is trying to authenticate it.

The American aid worker has been held by the Islamic State for over a year. The Islamic State had reportedly demanded $6.6 million for the 26-year-old American’s release, according to the Daily Mail.

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