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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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    Apr 15

    1/ Here with English subs. I got the phone content of top German widow Omaima Abdi. 1000s of pics show she carries gun, arms her child &marries jihadist Deso Dogg. She returned to Hamburg &now lives as if nothing happened. Our EXCLUSIVE :

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    4/ I have detailed videos and photos of how the five men were found. We published the pictures showing the orange execution suits and cuffed hands. Images showing sculls of the victims with bullet holes in head are too gruesome for publication.

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    3/ First the facts: The 5 bodies found in ISIS mass grave in Raqqa are: -All males. -All dressed in trademark orange "execution suits". -All handcuffed (plastic handcuffs) -All shot in the back of the head. Identities of the victims are not known yet. See pics 👇

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  4. 19 minutes ago

    2/ As my report is in Arabic, l'll explain in this thread in English the details regarding the 5 bodies found in orange execution suits. I visited the mass grave close to Raqqa, spoke on & off camera to members of search team, head of team & forensic pathologist.

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  5. 31 minutes ago

    1/ I am in Raqqa, . Search team here found bodies of 5 men wearing orange "execution suits" in mass grave. Identities unknown. Team leader tells me: Might be missing journalists, activists, etc. These are 1st images. My report 👇

    حصري: عثر فريق بحث سوري يوم الأحد على جثث 5 رجال يرتدون "بذلات إعدام"
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  6. Jun 27

    9/ After ISIS massacre, Alan's father decided there was no future in Kobane. In search of a new beginning, he paid for a spot on a small boat to Greece. The rest is history. Except for Alan's father, all drowned. RIP Alan, Ghaleb, Rihana, Oscar, Valeria and 1000s more.

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  7. Jun 27

    8/ Alan's parents were right not to return yet to Kobane. Because on 25 June 2015, ISIS launched a surprise attack on the town. In 3 days, they murdered 230 Kurdish civilians in the streets & houses of Kobane. Alan's family lost 13 members in this attack, says Alan's uncle Abdu.

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  8. Jun 27

    7/ Alan Kurdi's entire family also fled to Turkey after ISIS attack on Kobane. After ISIS was defeated, early 2015, part of family went back to Kobane &started to rebuild their destroyed houses. Alan's parents decided to stay in Turkey as they were not sure Kobane was safe yet.

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  9. Jun 27

    6/ On top of poverty and harsh economic situation, the family of Alan Kurdi suffered a terrible ordeal as their city Kobane was attacked by ISIS in september 2014. Almost the whole civilian population was forced to flee to Turkey as their city was destroyed.

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  10. Jun 27

    5/ It's easy for the outside world to judge families for leaving their countries of origin and take risks while trying to make it to Europe or U.S. Reason is often a mix of war, poverty, no prospects. While in Kobane, I passed house where Alan Kurdi, his parents &brother lived.

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  11. Jun 27

    4/ Abdu Kurdi & rest of the family in Kobane hardly ever visit the grave of the three. 4 yrs might seem a long time to an outsider but to this family it's like yesterday. "Emotionally we can't do it," Abdu said, "We r still in shock. Things have never been the same since then."

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  12. Jun 27

    3/ Abdu Kurdi held an image showing 3 ppl: Alan, Alan's elder brother Ghaleb + Alan's mother Rihana (Abdu's sister). They all drowned that day. "We have no pictures of them on the wall," Abdu said, "Too painful to look at them every day. We only keep this one image hidden away"

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  13. Jun 27

    2/ As I entered house of Abdu Kurdi (Alan's uncle) we sat down for tea. This is a family in pain. When I looked at Abdu &his sister with a sleeping child in the middle, the sight was eerie to me. "In our family we all sleep on our tummy," Abdu said, "That's how Alan was found."

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  14. Jun 27

    1/ The haunting image of Oscar Ramirez & 2-yr-old daughter Valeria reminds many of Alan Kurdi, 2-yr-old Syrian refugee who drowned trying to reach Europe with family in 2015. Alan was from Kobane, Syria. I'm in Kobane where I met his family: "the pain never goes away."

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  15. Jun 27

    I woke up today in Syria thinking how great it is to be a field reporter. What an incredible privilege to be able to be in the field, learning about others, listening to people sharing their stories & witnessing history in the making. I love my job. 🙏

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    Jun 25

    Received first copy of my new co-authored book on Syrian Kurds. Can order the book here. This book will be released soon on July 11, 2019.

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  17. Jun 25

    On this day in 2015, over 230 Kurdish civilians were killed by ISIS during a surprise attack on the city of Kobani. Here are some of the faces of the victims. Men, women, children... no one was spared.

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  18. Jun 25

    Saudi special forces have captured Abu Osama al-Muhajer, the leader of the Yemeni branch of the Islamic State militant group, the Saudi-led military coalition fighting in Yemen said on Tuesday.

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    Jun 24

    The people of Kobani, NSyria commemorated tonight the death of around 230 Kurdish civilians & 35 fighters who were killed when attacked Kobani 4 years ago. 1300 people buried at this graveyard alone. Every candle is a person killed by ISIS. We had a drone with us.

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    Jun 24

    صور جوية .. عين العرب تحيي الذكرى الرابعة لمجزرة ليلة الغدر المزيد:

    كوباني تحيي الذكرى الرابعة لمجزرة ليلة الغدر
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