The Iraqi National Security Service announced today the arrest of a notorious ISIS leader, known as "Abu Hiba," after years of committing terrorist acts against civilians and security forces.
In a press release, the National Security Service stated that, following months of intelligence operations, they successfully apprehended one of the most dangerous ISIS leaders, infamous as "Abu Hiba," who was wanted under Article 4 of the Anti-Terrorism Law. Abu Hiba was previously known as the security chief for the so-called "Wilayat al-Fallujah."
The statement further revealed that the terrorist confessed to the existence of a mass grave containing the bodies of martyrs from security forces and unarmed civilians whom he had captured and participated in killing. Guided by his confession, the location of the mass grave was uncovered in Fallujah district, and the remains of three martyrs were exhumed.
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