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Roving reporter Arabic Al Aan TV. I mainly report on Middle East topics. Specialized in checking garbage bins for secret documents &ISIS laptops. Horse Rider.

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  1. 7 hours ago

    Be kind always, for everyone you meet is fighting a battle you know nothing about. RIP .

    Anthony Bourdain has died of apparent suicide at age 61
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    Jun 4

    We are proud of our Jordanian people who have been exercising their constitutional rights in a way that sets an example. Interview with

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    ’s Foreign Minister tells me it’s time for the international community to “step up to the plate and put their money where their mouth is.”
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    May 29

    Displaced from her home in Syria's Eastern Ghouta, Umaima al-Sheikh and her family sought refuge in an abandoned house across the country in Afrin

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    Jun 1

    My latest for : Kurds’ Influence Diminished in . No PM has been elected w/o K/sh backing since 2005, Ja’fari was forced to resign & Maliki failed 2 secure another term after K/sh criticism. 2018 end of Kurdish bloc in .

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  5. May 31

    10/ For the morning crowd, in case u missed our story last night: & I published an article about the complicated ground situation in Manbij, Syria. Please go through above thread for details. Story 👇

    In this Syrian hot spot, residents struggle to navigate the confounding array of forces on the ground, including traditional allies -- the U.S. and Turkey -- now on opposing sides.
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  6. May 31

    9/ I am not giving everything away in tweets because this piece is finally in English, not Arabic. So no more excuse that you can't understand it. ;-) So please read the article. Thank you all for your attention.

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  7. May 31

    8/ When you travel through northern/eastern Syria and notice all the different front lines, you get very much the idea that Syria is divided into three "sectors". 1. U.S. sector (north/east) 2. Russian sector (largest - west, north, center) 3. Turkish sector (northwest).

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  8. May 31

    7/ Manbij is conservative, tribal society. Arabs belong to different powerful tribes. Some tribes pragmatic &cooperate with current Kurdish authorities. But some tribes want Turkey to take over. While other tribes want Syrian army back ("Assad is Arab. Kurds &Turks aren’t.”).

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  9. May 31

    6/ Extra complicating factor in Manbij is the fact that its inhabitants aren't mainly Kurds but largely Arabs. Manbij isnt like Kobani or Afrin, cities that are/were mainly inhabited by Kurds. As everywhere in MidEast: Lots of distrust btwn ethnic groups. Same in Manbij.

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  10. May 31

    5/ U.S. officers in Manbij send (via translator) Whatsapp msgs to Kurds: "Captain passes his regards to you &says we are supporting you.” After comments by president Trump about possible U.S. withdrawal from Syria, another msg: “Don’t let the news disturb you, It’s all rumors.”

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  11. May 31

    4/ Relation between U.S. and Kurds in Manbij very good. They even carry out joined anti-terror operations against ISIS sleeper cells. Also U.S. troops visit Kurds on frontline opposite Turkey/Syrian rebels. They share information and drink cup of tea.

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  12. May 31

    3/ To make things even more strange - some of the Syrian rebels that Turkey is now working with and who are opposing the Kurds and the U.S. troops on the frontline north of Manbij, were actually trained & funded in the past by the U.S.

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  13. May 31

    2/ While in Manbij, it became clear to us how complicated and awkward situation is. U.S. is working with Kurdish fighters who Nato ally Turkey views as "terrorists". Mortars near frontline in garden of small U.S. base pointed towards Turkish troops and Syrian rebels.

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  14. May 31

    1/ Hello all, everytime I file a story in Arabic, many followers ask me to write in English. So I did that. We tried to explain to you the complicated situation in Manbij, Syria. It is an honour that The New York Times "At War" published it. Please read and share. 👇

    On a recent trip to Syria, and spoke to Kurdish fighters and Manbij residents about life in a Syrian hot spot, where the geopolitics of the conflict are in plain view
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    May 30

    A tactical coup by Ukrainian secret service - but an information war strategic disaster, poisoning the well of truth

    Arkady Babchenko is actually alive, the whole death thing was actually a special operation to catch those plotting to kill him, he says at a press conference. Wow. Only in Ukraine …
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    May 27

    Mcontext: he’s called Mamoudou Gassama, he’s 22, originally from Mali & scaled 4 storeys in 30 seconds to save that toddler in Paris

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    May 27

    Holy shit, this guy is amazing. What a hero.

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  18. May 26

    Dear God, Mohammad Salah's shoulder injury is "serious". This is the official Liverpool statement. 👇

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    May 26
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    “Goalkeeper”

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  20. May 26

    Me right now.

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