One Tunisian Terrorist, His Son Killed in Syria – Media sources

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TUNIS,(ST)_ The Tunisian Tanit Press newspaper revealed on Sunday  the death of a ten-year old Tunisian  child nicknamed as  ” Al-Farouk the Tunisian” in Syria , in a  new evidence documenting armed terrorist groups recruitment  and use of children in their criminal acts in Syria.

The paper said, citing sources in the  Tunisian Salafist movement that the child was with his father, who fought with the terrorist  “al-Nusra Front ” since last September and was killed in an  attack by the  Syrian Arab army .

The paper also quoted what was stated  by social networks on Friday on the killing a 12- year old Libyan child , Ahmad Abu median, from Derna city  in the east of Libya , while accompanying  his father in a failed operation  for al-Nusra group in Rural Aleppo.

Last week, deputies at  the Tunisian Constituent Assembly demanded the  authorities to reveal sides sending  young Tunisians to Syria to fight alongside the armed terrorist groups.

The newspaper  also quoted a leading  figure in “Ansar al-Sharia in Tunisia” trend  as saying: “The Tunisian” Ali Saidi “nicknamed as  Abu Yahya al-Tunisi was killed  in Aleppo on Saturday.”

The newspaper pointed to Web sites belonging to the “Jihadist Salafist” trend  in Tunisia confirmed news on the killing  of the said  Tunisian terrorist.

T. Fateh

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