Iraqi Intelligence Believes ISIS Leader al-Baghdadi Is Hiding In The Desert Area Of Syrian

ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi

FOX News: Elusive ISIS leader al-Baghdadi believed hiding out in Syrian frontier

MOSUL, Iraq – ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi - still the world's most wanted man, with a $25 million bounty on his head - is believed to be very much at large, quite possibly in a desert area of Syria.

That's the assessment of multiple officials who say Baghdadi - whose real name is Ibrahim Awwad Ibrahim al-Basri - is likely sheltering in a remaining ISIS bastion in the Euphrates River Valley, a barren terrain with vast open plains, on the Syrian side of the porous border with Iraq.

“The last information we have is he is in Al-Hajin in Syria, 18 miles from the border in Deir ez-Zor province,” Abu Ali al-Basri, director-general of the intelligence and counter-terrorism office at the Iraqi Ministry of Interior, told Fox News on Sunday. Al-Basri said fresh information about Baghdadi's whereabouts has come as recently as the last couple of days, and is being used conduct a“multi-force raid” with Russian, Syrian and Iranian troops.

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Update: Iraqi intelligence reveals where ISIS’s Baghdadi believed to be hiding (Al Arabiya)

WNU Editor: Everyone wants to get their hands on him .... Russian, Syrian, Iranian Troops Chasing al-Baghdadi Near Iraqi Border – Reports (Sputnik)

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