The majority of suicide bombers in a terrorist group “West African province of the Islamic state” (formerly called “Boko Haram”) are women and children. These findings are contained in the study conducted by experts from Yale University and the Center for combating terrorism at West point (U.S. Military Academy). Briefly on Thursday, August 10, CNN reports. The experts found that since 2011, the leadership group used the 434 bomber for the implementation of the 238 attacks. It was found that women were 244 out of 338 attackers, whose gender was impossible to determine. In addition, 81 the suicide bomber was identified as a child or teenager. It is noted that the increase in the number of women in the ranks of suicide bombers began to occur after 2014, when the militants kidnapped 276 students of the boarding school in the town of Chibok. “Boko Haram began using women as suicide
