These days all the people of Baghdadi's death are everywhere and on the second day of his death, America has also killed the potential successor of Abu Bakr al Baghdadi in the airstrike. Yes, Majlum Abdi, the head of the Kurdish leadership militia who recently fought the Islamic State with the United States, gave this information on Twitter. He recently tweeted and wrote, "Al-Muhajir was killed on Sunday in a joint operation between his forces and the US." The successor of Baghdadi was killed in a separate airstrike a day after the death of Baghdadi. ''

Let us tell you that Abu Bak al-Baghdadi was the most wanted terrorist in the world since al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden and he was killed in the US's special operations in Northwest Syria overnight (Saturday). In the past, Baghdadi's death was confirmed by US President Donald Trump and Donald Trump said that, "Baghdadi was hiding in the tunnel which was killed in the attack of US Army." With this, US President Trump said That, along with Baghdadi, his three children have also been killed. He was killed like a coward. Now the world has become even more secure. God-bless America. Abu Bakr al Baghdadi killed.

On the following Sunday, Trump said, "Baghdadi died crying and weeping." He tried to escape through the tunnel and was killed there. Trump said that Baghdadi was killed in an operation in the darkness of Saturday night, an operation carried out by the American Special Forces. During the operation in Idlib in northwestern Syria, Baghdadi was surrounded by the US military and entered a tunnel and started running wildly into it. During this time, the dreaded dogs of the American Army were running at him. Baghdadi was ahead and dogs were leaping behind him. Baghdadi was crying, screaming, begging and was in awe. Eventually the cave ended while running. ''

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