One of the British who joined ISIS said: "I saw decapitated heads in the trash, but that did not bother me"

One of the three young British women who left for Syria in February 2015 to join the Islamic State (ISIS), in a case that shocked the United Kingdom, does not regret his flight and wishes to return to her country because she is pregnant.

In an interview published by the British newspaper "The Times", 19-year-old Shamima Begum spoke for the first time about her life with ISIS in Syria and said she had not attended any executions but what about her "heads decapitated" in garbage cans, and that the terrible image "did not bother him" because it was the head of a "enemy of Islam".

As he explained, she is not sorry to have gone to Syria. "I'm not the same idiot of a 15-year-old who fled Bethnal Green four years ago, I do not regret coming here," he said.

Begum, from London's Bethnal Green, left the country at the age of 15 with 15-year-old Amira Abase and 16-year-old Kadiza Sultana. he died in Syrian territory in a Russian air attack.

The teenager interviewed a journalist from a refugee camp in Syria and said that have an advanced pregnancyshe wants to go back to her country to give birth.

As he related, He had two other children in Syria but both apparently died of malnutrition.

In February 2015, the three girls traveled from London Gatwick Airport to Turkey after telling their parents that they were going for a walk. Once in Turkey, the teenagers crossed the Syrian border and, after arriving in the city of Al Raqa, they stayed in a house with other women who were going to marry Islamist radicals.

According to Begum, a few days after arriving in Syria, she he married a 27-year-old Dutch convert to Islam and stayed with him until two weeks agowhen they left the city of Baghuz, the last territory of the SI in eastern Syria.

Her husband, he said, went to a group of Syrian fighters and she is now in a refugee camp with 39,000 others in northern Syria.

In telling her story in Syria, the young woman said that it was "a normal life, the life they (the Islamic radicals) show in the propaganda videos. It's a normal life. "

On her two children, a girl died a month ago with a year and nine months, while the other, a boy, died three months ago at the age of eight months.

The terrorist group lost most of the vast territory it controlled, including Mosul in Iraq and Al Raqa in Syria, although fighting continues in northeastern Syria.