2 detained Kyrgyz men disappointed with Islamic State group

2 detained Kyrgyz men disappointed with Islamic State group

Shukhrat Babazhanov (L) and Azamzhan Makhmunkhan from Kyrgyzstan's Osh, who were captured by Syrian forces while they were with Islamic State militants, give an interview to Kyodo News at a detention facility in the Syrian capital Damascus on June 24, 2015. They said they were disappointed with the violent extremist group as the group's conduct is far from that of the Islamic teaching. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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