Exclusive: Daesh militants divided on allegiance

Cairo – Daesh militias severely fought one another Friday evening in Deir al-Zour, east of Syria, after they were divided into two groups: one supporting Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, comprising mostly Iraqis, and another – mostly European migrants -- rejecting oath of allegiance to al-Baghdadi.

The European migrants rejected oath of allegiance to al-Baghdadi, saying there's another man who is more competent. The Iraqi group considered them "Kharijites" who should be fought.

Media reports said two European suicide bombers carried an attack after a number of a number of their group were detained by the Iraqi Daesh.  The two parties have exchanged accusations of spying for foreign powers.