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The family of British 17-year-old Talha Asmal have expressed "grief" over reports that he has been killed while with Islamic State in Iraq.
The family of British 17-year-old Talha Asmal have expressed "grief" over reports that he has been killed while with Islamic State in Iraq.
Police have said they are unable to confirm the identity of a British national, believed by family members to be 17-year-old Talha Asmal, who was reportedly killed while with Islamic State in Iraq.
West Yorkshire Police issued the following statement:
The police have been made aware of media reports with regard to the death of a British National in Iraq.
The identity of the person who has reportedly died has not been confirmed at this time and we are unable to comment further.
We are aware that large numbers of British nationals are travelling to the Middle East for a variety of reasons and we understand that some of those travelling have resided in West Yorkshire. We continue to support families who have loved ones that are believed to have travelled and the local communities who understandably may also have concerns.
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