Swedish teen tells of " hard days " with Daash

Swedish teenager said , rescued her from the hands of Kurdish forces to organize Daash in Iraq near the city of Mosul , said that life with its fighters had been " really tough " and that her boyfriend is the one who persuaded her to go there .

In his first interview since the Kurdish forces rescued her from an area in northern Iraq, he said teens , aged 16 years , a Kurdish television station that she got to know her boyfriend in mid- 2014 after it leaked from a school in Sweden.

"Reuters" quoted a short interview of the girl with the Kurdistan Channel 24 as saying : "In the beginning it was a good relationship between us , but he began to watch videos Daash , talk about them, and things like that ."

He continued: " Then he said he wanted to go to Daash , and I said it's okay because I did not know what it means Daash ( .. ) I did not know anything."

He left Sweden in late May 2015 , and mobility across Europe by bus and train , until they came Gaziantep Turkish border , which they passed him to Syria province.

And from there they transferred fighters Daash bus with men and women of other Iraqi city of Mosul , and Osknoheme in a house without electricity or running water .

She said the girl , who appeared calm and in good health, " I did not have any money too .. really was a hard life ." She said: " When I found a phone began to call my mother , and I told her I want to go back ."

Swedish girl and comparing life in the country and with Daash , saying : "In Sweden, we had everything .. When I was there we did not have anything."

It should be noted that he was rescued Swedish teen on February 17 , it is now in the Kurdistan region of Iraq until they are delivered to the Swedish authorities .

The estimated security services to hundreds of men and women Westerners left their country to join the Daash since it swept through the organization and large areas of Iraq and Syria in June 2014 .

The British court ruled this month or six years jail after he escorted her son , aged 14 months , to Syria to join the militant group .