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Captive British journalist appears in new IS video
A captive British photojournalist has appeared in a new Islamic State group propaganda video purportedly from the IS-held city of Mosul.It is the first video featuring John Cantlie to be released by IS since February 2015, when he appeared in what he said was Syria\'s Aleppo province.
A captive British photojournalist has appeared in a new Islamic State group propaganda video purportedly from the IS-held city of Mosul.It is the first video featuring John Cantlie to be released by IS since February 2015, when he appeared in what he said was Syria's Aleppo province.
The latest video was released by the IS-affiliated Aamaq news agency Saturday. In it, Cantlie is seen mocking US airstrikes on IS media kiosks. IS has long used Cantlie for propaganda purposes, featuring him in videos from Mosul, Aleppo and the Syrian town of Kobani, likely speaking under duress.
Cantlie has worked for several publications, including The Sunday Times, The Sun and The Sunday Telegraph, and was kidnapped with American journalist James Foley in November 2012. IS beheaded Foley in August 2014.
Watch: An old video by ISIS featuring captive British journalist John Cantlie:
