ISIS Attack meeting "Fans" of Real Madrid in Iraq

Thus the atmosphere of a cafe in Samarra, Iraq attacked ISIS as dozens of fans gathered Real Madrid club.

ISIS Attack meeting "Fans" of Real Madrid in Iraq, 14 killed Become a fan of a football club is commonplace in many countries. However, it becomes a dangerous pastime in the territory controlled by the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS).

One example occurred in the city of Samarra, Iraq, when a group member ISIS memberondongkan AK-47 machine guns at the headquarters fans of football club Real Madrid in the city and killed 14 people.

Not only that, the attack also resulted in 28 people were injured in a meeting attended by about 50 fans of the Spanish giants.

Photographs of the scene spooky video appeared on social media shortly after the deadly attack occurred. Bullet holes were visible in the room is filled with dozens of chairs overturned.

Meanwhile, in the middle of the room, a pool of blood visible to the main meeting room in the building.

In a video recorded on Friday (05/13/2016), blood spills looks up outside the building when the body was transported into a car by several uniformed police and soldiers.

Dozens of people crowded around the shooting scene and some of them walk on broken glass and a pool of blood with a face full of surprised expression.

The association members said, they gathered in the building just to drink coffee and look at the game tape Legacy Real Madrid when there was no live broadcast.

On the wall of the building, clearly visible, some star poster Los Blancos, like Cristiano Ronaldo or Karim Benzema.

"A terrorist group ISIS came into the cafe armed with AK-47, and then they shot everyone in the room," said the president of the fan club Real Madrid, Ziad Subhan.

"They do not like football because the sport considers un-Islamic. They attacked just like that. It's a terrible tragedy," said Subhan.

This tragedy instantly get sympathy from various parties and supporters clubs in different countries.

Through its official Twitter account, La Liga expressed deep sorrow and pray for the families of all the dead and wounded.

Clubs football fans across the Middle East also expressed condolences together all fans of Real Madrid.

An association fan club Chelsea in Iraq also condemned the tragedy, and football fans around the world also expressed their prayers through social media.