The treasury minister for the terror group ISIS, Bayt al-Mal, announced a pay cut for terrorists affiliated with the group due to what he called "exceptional circumstances."
The Jerusalem Post reported terrorists could see their pay cut by as much as half because of circumstances that weren't elaborated upon, but that are being seen as a sign by some military analysts of the terror group's dwindling influence, Fox News reported.
The Pentagon revealed an airstrike in January did take out a cash stockpile belonging to ISIS that was stored in Mosul, Iraq. And according to some insiders, that could be the "exceptional circumstances" to which the treasurer referred.
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ISIS chiefs said the collection and distribution of Zakat, an Islamic tax that goes toward the poor, wouldn't be affected by the pay cut.