the savages of islamic state have stepped up their use of teenage suicide bombers in recent weeks, even using their leader's alleged cousin to blow himself up at a checkpoint in iraq named as abu hafs al badri, the youthful teenager is claimed to be the cousin of abu bakr al bagdadhi, the extremist group's self styled caliph it appears isis's growing strategy of using teenage suicide bombers indicates their continued focus on indoctrinating impressionable local teenagers and turning them into deadly bombers not even old enough to grow a beard, teenage suicide bomber abu hafs al badri is claimed to be one of the cousins of isis leader abu bakr al baghdadi abu basir al shami (left) and abu yaqoub al iraqi (right) both blew themselves up in iraq both boys appear to be be older than 16 years old al badri's martyrdom photo was released recently alongside fellow teenage suicide bomber abu yaqoub al iraqi the teenage duo carried out joint suicide missions in isis's latest offensive on the baiji oil refinery in salahuddin province, iraq little is known about abu yaqoub al iraqi except like abu hafs, he was an iraqi national both fighters appear to be little older than 16 years old another teenage suicide bomber abu basir al shami blew himself up in anbar province, near the iraqi city of ramadi wearing a isis branded hat and awkwardly holding an ak 47 in his hands, the teenager stares emptily into the camera abu qaqa al shami (left) and abu hassan al shami, (right) both syrian nationals, carried out suicide lorry attacks in iraq last month abu qaqa al shami appeared in an isis video, shouting a torrent of jihaid slogans and practicing his shooting with an ak 47 al shami blew himself up at a checkpoint in north baghdad the teenager is shown singing as he drives a vehicle packed full of explosives towards a military checkpoint in iraq the trio of teenage suicide bombers come after another teenager was shown in a video, criticising the west before he carried out a suicide bomb attack known as abu qaqa al shami, the syrian national drove a truck laden with explosives into a checkpoint in northern baghdad the boy has been named as abu al hassan al shami, a syrian fighter who appears to be no older than 14 years old in a photo series, entitled 'battle of vengeance for the mother of the believers (aisha)', the youngster is thought to be one of two syrian fighters, who carried out a suicide truck bombings in the iraqi province of salahuddin he is shown sitting in the driver's seat of the large lorry filled with barrels of explosives the vehicle has been reinforced with plated armour, leaving the young driver with only a small rectangular window to navigate the final journey for his deadly vehicle abu al hassan al shami, who appears no older than 14, is thought to be the islamic state's youngest suicide bomber  in a series of pictures, the young fighter appears to be playing with a hand grenade before the huge explosion of the lorry in january 2015 in his hands, the young fighter appears to be playing with a hand grenade and the barrel of his ak 47 rifle can be seen resting near the steering wheel between his legs a final image shows a huge explosion after the detonation of the lorry, killing him and a number of iraqi security forces the attack happened near the ancient iraqi city of samarra, currently still held by the iraqi army it also shows a big ball of fire erupting into the orange sky, with pieces of shrapnel flying in all directions across the arid landscape one isis supporter on social media commented: 'abu al hassan al shami the martyr his youth doesn't stop him from supporting his religion' australian fighter jake bilardi, 18, from melbourne, detonated a van filled with barrels of explosives near iraqi armed forces in ramadi last month bilardi's suicide mission reportedly failed to hit its intended target with general tahssin ibrahim confirming that no one had been killed and just a few vehicles had been damaged by the attack isis have not just used local teenagers as suicide bombers in iraq australian fighter jake bilardi, 18, from melbourne, detonated a van filled with barrels of explosives near iraqi armed forces in ramadi the attack was reported as a rare failure, with general tahssin ibrahim confirming that no one had been killed and just a few vehicles had been damaged by the attack islamic state supporters on social media later paid tribute to the australian teenage fighter, with one blogger writing: 'he started fighting in baijī against the isf rāfidha and was a lion on the battlefield although he was at a young age and with a weak body, he was like a mountain'
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