Khaled Sharrouf, Australian terrorist, believed killed in air strike in Syria

The Federal Government has received credible information that Australia’s most infamous terrorist, Khaled Sharrouf, has been killed in an air strike in the Middle East along with two of his young sons, 7.30 has learned.

Sharrouf and his sons, Abdullah, 12 and Zarqawi, 11, are believed to have been killed by a coalition air strike while driving near Islamic State’s defacto Syrian capital Raqqa on Friday, August 11, according to government officials speaking on condition of anonymity.

7.30 is also aware one of Sharrouf’s brothers has confirmed the death to a small group of Australian extremists via a message which said his brother and nephews were killed by the US-led coalition.

Photos of Sharrouf’s corpse and the corpses of his sons have been seen by members of Australia’s extremist community, a law enforcement official speaking on condition of anonymity told 7.30…

Source: Khaled Sharrouf, Australian terrorist, believed to have been killed in air strike in Syria – ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)