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Sex slave boys as young as 13 ‘plied with Viagra-like drug to impregnate ISIS women’

Boys as young as 13 are being used as ‘sex slaves’ in a sick plot to impregnate ISIS women to help breed the next generation of fighters.

Two boys, Ahmet, 13, and Hamid, 14, came forward to speak about the twisted paedophile ring run by so-called Islamic State which has allegedly forced least 10 young teens to get dozens of women across two detention camps, pregnant.

According to The Daily Beast, the sex scheme is allegedly going on in the al Hol and al Roj camps in north-eastern Syria, which holds nearly 11,000 surrendered and captured women.

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Men who were captured are kept in detention centres, while boys who reach a certain age get transferred to rehabilitation centres.



Women and children have been kept in the Al Hoq and al Roj camps since at least 2017

Despite some of the women kept in the two camps having no affiliation with ISIS, officials at the camp revealed that a radical few have arranged the sexual exploitation of young teenagers.

The officials said that the pro-ISIS women want to increase the population of the Islamic State, which they believe is going to be reinstated when fighters come and break them out of the camps.

It is understood that the women involved in the scheme went to extreme lengths, with one boy ending up in hospital after being given a “Viagra-like” substance to help him “perform”.



No one knows exactly how many pregnancies there are at the moment

Another was forced to have sex with eight different women in just a few days.

Some mothers in the al Roj camp begged authorities to take their sons to rehabilitation centres to protect them from sexual exploitation.

While no one knows exactly how many pregnancies there currently are in the camp, due to the mistrust the ISIS women have for camp doctors, it is understood that there are many.

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