London schoolgirl, 17, who fled Britain to join ISIS ‘dies in Russian airstrike in Raqqa’
Kadiza Sultana, 17, is thought to have died after a bomb dropped from a Russian plane struck her home.
Kazida Sultana is thought to have been killed in an air strike in Raqqa
Kazida Sultana fled the UK with pals Amira Base and Shamima Begum in 2015
Kadiza Sultana, 17, is thought to have died after a bomb dropped from a Russian plane struck her home.
Kazida Sultana is thought to have been killed in an air strike in Raqqa
Kazida Sultana fled the UK with pals Amira Base and Shamima Begum in 2015
Sultana left her East London home in February 2015 to join ISIS with pals Amira Base and Shamima Begum.
She had been living in Raqqa and it is thought the teenager died earlier this year in the terrorist group's stronghold city.
Sultana's friends Base and Begum were just 15-years-old when they fled to ISIS through Turkey.
The trio became some of the group's most infamous recruits after CCTV images of the girls going through Gatwick airport security.
Sultana abandoned her A-level studies after becoming radicalised online and fled the UK.
The 17-year-old's family said the youngster had quickly become disillusioned with life in Syria and was hoping to make a return to the UK just days before she was reportedly killed.
Halima Khanom, Sultana's sister, told ITV earlier this year: "Things have changed. The way she used to communicate with me.
"The way she used to talk about things has totally changed.
"Up until now. She's scared of being there."
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