The Islamic State group again laid claim to the killing of a Japanese agricultural worker in northern Bangladesh in early October in their recently released online magazine.

Just after Kunio Hoshi, 66, was shot dead by unidentified assailants on his way to a farming project in the Rangpur district on Oct. 3, a group claiming to be an Islamic State cell claimed responsibility for the killing online.

Referring to this attack, the jihadi organization said in its latest edition of Dabiq magazine that Islamic State fighters killed a Japanese from a member nation that stands in opposition to IS.