A father kisses his daughter goodbye before allegedly sending her to blow herself up

Two jihadi parents recorded themselves kissing their daughters goodbye before allegedly sending the youngest on a suicide bombing mission to blow up a Syrian police station.

Distressing footage shows the little girls, aged seven and nine, dressed in warm coats and woolly hats as they hug a woman, believed to be their mother.

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A man, who is reported to be the father, can be heard lecturing the children on how to carry out successful suicide bomb attacks.

Just hours later it is believed that the seven-year-old walked into a police station in Damascus, asked to use the bathroom, and was detonated.




In the three-minute-long clip, the family are placed in front of a black and white flag to say their goodbyes.

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The little girls were dressed in warm coats and woolly hats during the goodbye

One of the children hugs her mother goodbye

Both girls say ‘Allahu Akbar’ before appearing dressed in hijabs and leaving the room.

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According to MailOnline, Syrian journalists reported that one of the youngsters was linked to the attack at the station on Friday.

Newspaper, Al-Watan, reported: ‘A seven-year-old girl entered the police station, carrying a belt that was detonated from afar.’

It is believed that the seven-year-old blew herself up in this police station (Picture: SANA/Reuters)

Three officers were injured during the blast (Picture: SANA/Reuters)

They added that she had entered the building appearing to be lost.

It is not yet known what jihadist group was behind the attack that injured three police officers.