Inside ISIS’ weapons factory where terror fanatics built suicide belts and car bombs on an industrial scale

Soldiers have captured an immense ISIS weapons factory where terrorist fanatics built suicide belts and car bombs on an industrial scale. The Sun Online has gained exclusive access to the recently liberated factory on the edge of the front lines in eastern Syria.

Abdullah Hassan, an Arab solider involved in the fight that wrestled the death factory from ISIS, said: “They can produce mortars, RPGs, rockets, [roadside] bombs, almost anything here.

Very little could shake the soldier, but he said he was “shocked” when he realised the scale of the operation, which stretched over 15 buildings, and where bags of explosives were piled halfway to the ceiling.

Hassan,33, said: “In this building, [ISIS] were printing RPGs, bombs and mortars directly from [the raw] metal.

“In the other buildings they were making pressure plates and filling them with explosives so they could plant IEDs (improvised explosive devices).”