For one and a half years, Abu Abdullah was responsible for
organizing Islamic State's suicide bombings in Baghdad. He is one of the
organization's rare leading figures to be captured alive. SPIEGEL met
with him in a high-security prison in Baghdad.
The high-security facility is in Baghdad, but its name and exact
location cannot be revealed. These were the conditions for an interview
with its most prominent inmate: a gaunt man in his late 30s known by his
nom de guerre, Abu Abdullah. For one and a half years, he was the head logistician for suicide attacks carried out by Islamic State
in Baghdad. Abu Abdullah is one of the few Islamic State leaders to
have been taken into custody alive. Most either blow themselves up or
swallow the capsules of poison many of them carry so as to avoid
capture. Or they die in a firefight. Being captured alive is not part of
the terror group's plan.
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