I Leader SIS wounded in May by an air strike

I Leader SIS Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, was wounded in an air strike in May last year and was forced to give up control of the terrorist group for five months due to his injuries, American officials have confirmed for CNN.

According to them, American intelligence agencies believe the world's most wanted man was close to Raqquka, Syria, in May, when the missiles hit the country.

Their assessment is based on reports of detainees and refugees I SIS in northern Syria several months after the air strikes, KosovoPress broadcasts.

Baghdad's wound was not considered life threatening, but they implied he could not continue to command the group's daily operations.