The father of a British teenager killed in Syria has described him as a "martyr" as he revealed he tried to convince him not to fight in the war-torn country. Abdullah Deghayes, 18, from Brighton is believed to have died earlier this month.
Tributes to British teenager Abdullah Deghayes, who was killed in Syria, have been left on social media.
Friend Louis Tierney wrote on Facebook: "Miss you like mad! Love you mate forever in my heart xxxxx."
Other friends have taken to Twitter:
A spokesperson for the Foreign Office said, "We are aware of the death of a British national and are urgently looking in to it."
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