The Islamic State (ISIS) has sent the world another message of terror showcasing their new hideous manner of killing captives in a recently released execution video.

Purportedly filmed in Afghanistan's Nangarhar province, the clip shows the militants burying several improvised explosive devices (IEDS) beneath the ground before covering them with soil, according to the International Business Times.

Ten hostages, who were all blindfolded, are then led up to where the explosives were planted before they are forced to their knees and mercilessly blown up as the heartless jihadis detonate the bombs.

All ten victims, believed to have originated from the Shinwari tribe, were described as "apostates" in the footage, which were recently posted on jihadi social media accounts.  Some were accused of helping the Taliban in Nangarhar, were ISIS was currently driven out, and others were sentenced to death for aiding the Afghan government counter the longstanding insurrection in the torn country, Daily Mail reported.

In a typical ISIS tone, the clip appears to be profoundly co-choreographed with the militant fighters arriving in the location in horses as the early morning fog add to the dramatic effect in the background.

The two arriving jihadis appear surprisingly young as they sport fashionable looking footwears to match their long flowing shalmar khameez.

Apparently eager to perform their horrifying act of execution, the two hurriedly joined the line of terrorists standing behind the line of prisoners.

In contrast to the young executioners armed with machine guns, the prisoners appear to be old.

The ISIS members walked away from the captives just before the explosives detonate, and the prisoners are then blown into pieces.

ISIS is known for its brutal and cruel ways of executing prisoners like burning them alive and drowning hostages in metal cages.

Meanwhile, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump expressed his support in the use of US ground troops to fight the terrorist group in the Middle East, according to Business Insider.

"They have great money because they have oil," the billionaire business mogul told MSNBC. "Every place where they have oil I would knock the hell out of them.

"I would knock out the source of their wealth, the primary sources of their wealth, which is oil," he added.