Last night the United States brought the world's number one terrorist leader to justice.

Abu-Bakar al-Bagdadi is dead. He was the founder and leader of ISIS. We obliterated his caliphate 100%.

Back in 2019 a triumphant President Trump declared the Islamic State Caliphate destroyed.

The group slowly faded from the Daily News, but then earlier this year they showed the world

that they haven't gone away.

More than a hundred people have been killed and scores of others injured in two explosions in southeastern Iran in the city of Keraman.

Well with more on this, I'm joined now by the BBC Persians Paham Gowadi.

This is one of the deadliest attacks in Iran in the past 40 years.

It's been unprecedented. The death toll is rising every few minutes so far.

A few weeks later, this news came in from Moscow. A rock concert that turned into a massacre.

Thousands of people had gathered at the venue near Moscow when gunman broke in and began shooting.

Outside the hall, more casualties as the attackers gunned people down, apparently at random.

29th of June marks 10 years since the Islamic State Group declared the establishment of a Caliphate.

In this episode, we ask, how much of a threat is IS today.

Welcome to the documentary from the BBC World Service.

I'm Crassitweig and this is the global jigsaw from BBC monitoring

where we look at the world through the lens of its media

getting past the narratives, the propaganda and the disinformation. the countries are not the international community. That era has finished.

In this episode, we'll try out something different.

It's a discussion with experts from our jihadist media monitoring team.

And the topic is one group with many names, ISIS, ISIL, DIAGE, or the BBC Preferred Version, the Islamic State group. The name Jard

with many people. President Obama explained why.

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