Jihadist ISIS group releases a video of its leader for the first time in 5 years

For the first time in five years, the jihadist group Islamic State (ISIS) broadcast an alleged video of "its leader" Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi on Monday, just over a month after the fall of his self-proclaimed "caliphate".

This video is undated and the location of his filming is unknown. But he who is presented as Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi evokes the attacks on Easter Sunday against Catholic churches and hotels in Sri Lanka, April 21.

He also declares that "the battle for Baghouz is now over", in reference to this village of eastern Syria which was the last territorial reduction of the "caliphate".

The man resembles the one in the only video of the EI staging until then Baghdadi, in full sermon in a Mosque of Mosul, in Iraq, in 2014......