The story of the American who has been looking for his children for four years, the woman along with the children you joined I SIS

Sikde has been looking for his children for four and a half years now, even closely co-operating with US state agencies and Kurdish forces, even in the Middle East to look for his son and daughter, it broadcast Telegrafi.

This father has claimed CNN that he feels betrayed after US President Donald Trump's decision, which ordered the American troops from Syria to withdraw.

He constantly asks now after the withdrawal of American troops, if the agencies will stay that will care for American citizens, where his children are among them, who I still believe are in that region.

I get the impression that the United States doesn't care. This is the hardest time in my life”, Sikde has declared for CNN.

During the time he was on the pilgrimage in March 2015, his wife had taken their children, Yussuffin and Zahra from their Miami home, and joined the ISIS militants.

Yusuf was only four years old at the time, and Zahra was nine months old. Both were born in the United States, while Sikde is an American citizen of Bangladesh.

My wife Rashid Sumiya had radicalized and thus decided to join I SIS in Syria”, he declared.

First she had sent pictures of her son and daughter taken to the town of Raqqa, “The statement” of ISIS militants. And the other photos she sent him later are seen in black Zahra and her head covered with head.

In 2016, Sikde had accepted a document through the message (sms) in which he was said to have separated his wife after refusing to join her in I SIS. He soon realized that his wife had married an ISIS militant who brought a girl to life.

According to him, he was killed a month after his marriage, while his wife's messages stopped from December of last year. From his wife's sister in Syria, she has realized that she too died in an air strike until the children have suffered burns in her face.

Since then, in all ways he tried to find children, through the FBI, politicians, nongovernmental organizations, all those who were willing to listen to him. He had even gone to Syria twice to search for children without success.

Some have been told that children were smuggled into Idlib in northwest Syria, considered the last area of militants fighting against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, where I's leader was killed SIS, Abu Bakr al-Baghdad. Others say children are somewhere along the Syria-Turkey border line, or perhaps in Turkey at some refugee camp on the border with Iraq.

From those sources, he realized that children are under the care of another woman, who is also part of the ISIS. But he doesn't intend to give up, and he's constantly looking for them and trying all the way to locate them. All he has left is memories and hopes that one day he will embrace his children again.