Abu Bakr al Baghdadi, head of the Islamic State, has reappeared

The leader of the Islamic State terrorist group (ISIS), Abu Bakr al Baghdadi, was shown for the first time in five years in a propaganda video of the jihadist agency Furqan.

In the pictures, Baghdadi is shown in the middle of an "informal" conversation with other members of the group whose faces are censored. For 18 minutes and 22 seconds, they argue the fall of Baghouz, the last enclave of the Islamic State in Syria, the war against the "Crusaders" and the recent attacks in Sri Lanka.

This would indicate that it was recently registered, confirming that al Baghdadi would be alive, after long years of speculation about his life.

The last appearance of the jihadist leader took place in 2014 at Al Nuri mosque in Mosu.l, when he proclaimed the creation of his "caliphate" in Syria and Iraq, now extinct.

Regarding the recent battle of Baghouz, when the Kurdish forces backed by the United States defeated the last stronghold of the Islamic State, Al Baghdadi badured that there were no renditions of his terrorists and that they all fought to the death.

As well He spoke directly about the fighting of recent years in Bayij, Sirte, Mosul and Raqqa.

In addition, he accepted the oaths of loyalty of terrorist groups in Burkina Faso and Mali and directly mentioned the jihadist Abu Walid al-Sahraoui, accused of having recently attacked the French forces in Africa.

In the end, Al Baghdadi also mentions the fall of the Algerian and Sudanese presidents and ensures that they will now face a "war of wear" with his enemies.