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Kurdish fighter on Syrian frontline flips Islamic State the double bird after rocket hits nearby
A defiant fighter from the mainly Kurdish People's Protection Unit (YPG) gave Islamic State fighters the bird after being nearly struck by a rocket in eastern Syria.
Video shows the YPG fighter rising out of some kind of rampart surrounded by sandbags in the war-torn Deir el-Zour province.
The man can be heard saying, "Oh s**t!" before an audible whoosh and then an explosion takes places in the near distance.
The fighter who posts regularly from the frontline on Instagram said the explosion was a result of an IS rocket.
The video was filmed near Baghouz, one of the last strongholds of IS, on May 29, weeks after US-backed forces declared victory over the militants.
After the rocket explodes, he screams in relief and then gives a one-finger salute from both hands and shouts, "F*** you!"
The man's reaction garnered praise on social media, with one commenter saying on Instagram: "Much respect. Love the way you threw the double bird."
He told Newsflare: "[I] went back to fight [in] 2015 after Isis killed my uncle.
"They closed in on the towns [where] my family lived, so I had to go back defend my family and land and people."
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