ISIS has released a slickly produced new video warning the United States of the carnage it wants to inflict in Iraq if President Obama deploys troops to the war-torn nation as he attempts to 'degrade and ultimately destroy' the terror group. Resembling a blockbuster movie trailer, the disturbing 52-second video entitled 'Flames of War' shows militants blowing up tanks in dramatic slow motion, wounded US soldiers apparently being executed and the White House in the sights of a shaky camera. It then shows a clip of the president from before the 2011 withdrawal from Iraq saying that combat troops will never return to the Middle Eastern nation, before the video ends with a text overlay that reads, 'Flames of War -- fighting has just begun ... Coming soon.'
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ISIS release video threat to the United State on Tuesday entitled 'Flames of War'
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The 52-second clip resembles a Hollywood movie trailer and threatens US troops
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Is the latest in a line of well-produced videos from ISIS and shows the apparent execution of US soldiers
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Also features an eerie night-time drive past of the White House and finishes with the ominous words, 'Coming Soon'
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Is believed to be a response to American warnings that ground troops may be deployed to Iraq
Destruction: During the video @placeholder soldiers are seen to unleash multiple and successful strikes on US troops and tanks in the Middle East