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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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  2. 20- I hope u found this thread interesting. Raqqa has much more to offer but I wanted u to get a glimpse of life in the city now. What I personally realised when I drove around is how quickly sth can be destroyed & how long it takes to rebuild again. Thank u for ur attention.

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  3. 19- While walking around, I suddenly noticed three beautiful white birds flying along the Euphrates river. I'm not a bird specialist but it was nice to see some wild life.

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  8. 14- As boys swim in the Euphrates river, a couple of children stand on the ruins of a bombed out building, which was in the past used by ISIS fighters.

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  10. 12- At first site you think: A bit of water, nothing special. But for Raqqa it is crucial that it's extensive system of canals has largely been repaired. This way farmers in the area can grow crops, giving food, life & hope to the region.

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  12. 10- In an ISIS graveyard, first responders found on day of our visit 9 bodies. Nobody knows who they are. A day before in the same ground, they found bodies of six men dressed in orange suits, hands tied behind their backs, executed by ISIS.

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  13. 9- Just outside Raqqa, some people are still living in tents. They are waiting for their houses to be repaired so they can go home.

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  14. 8- What typically happens in Raqqa is this: After returning, many found their properties destroyed. Hardly anybody has enough money to redo whole building. So residents clear 1 room or repair the ground floor. This way they can live or start a business.

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  15. 7- Most think Raqqa is only desert and sand. Not true. The mighty Euphrates flows south of Raqqa. Here everything is lush green & the water is also used in the city. Pic taken of Euphrates river from a former ISIS HQ bombed by coalition planes.

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  16. 6- I was pretty surprised to see among all of Raqqa's destruction, suddenly a garbage truck with workers collecting trash. I know it's a cliche but it's also very true: Life goes on.

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  17. 5- A little boy sitting on a pavement between the rubble in Raqqa. Some might say why don't you just leave such a ruined place? But to tens of thousands of Syrians, Raqqa is home. No other place to go to.

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    1- في السنوات التي كانت عاصمة لداعش، احتلت هذه المدينة عناوين الأخبار الرئيسية . والآن، وبعد مرور عامين على طرد ، أصبحت المدينة منسية، بشوارعها إشارات بسيطة تدل على عودة الحياة، مراسلتنا جنان موسى زارت المدينة مؤخراً هذا ما شاهدته

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  19. 4- Although Raqqa hardly gets international support, everywhere you notice people trying to make the city a bit more livable. Here workers are repairing the northern entrance of the city.

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  20. 3- The destruction in Raqqa is really overwhelming but at least some buildings have been renovated such as this hospital, the yellowish building in the middle with the cars infront of it.

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  21. 2- Last time I visited Raqqa, it was during Coalition/SDF attack on ISIS in city. Back then, lots of fighting, bombing &hardly any civilian. Now destruction still overwhelming but people return, rebuild lives around rubble like this snack bar Al Hadri.

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