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  1. 14 hours ago

    There was a previous 4th Legion of the Syrian National Army formed in the northern Homs countryside in March 2018, but that has been no more since the pocket surrendered two months later.

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  2. 15 hours ago
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  3. Retweeted
    Sep 27

    Algeria, Egypt, Syria (Idlib, Deir ez-Zor), Hong Kong and now also Haiti. Around the 🌍 people continue to take to the streets to demand freedom and democracy

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  4. Jul 31
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  5. Jul 19

    YPG rally after the liberation; their first uniforms were olive vests, grey keffiyehs, and red flags, a huge contrast to what they later adopted:

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  6. Jul 19

    Kids celebrate the liberation: "Kurds free first Kurdish city in Syrian Kurdistan from Assad regime", showing female members of the civil defence units (civilian clothes and blue cards):

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  7. Jul 19

    First video of the "liberation of Kobanî from the gangs of Assad", 19 July 2012: People celebrate in the streets and raise flag of Kurdistan over vacanted mukhabarat building:

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  8. Retweeted
    Jul 4

    Three Arrows, a Youtube channel most known for debunking Holocaust denial and other reactionary talking points, has been taken down by Youtube without warning after mass flagging by hate groups. It is our duty to insist to that they be reinstated.

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  9. Jul 1

    Thousands of survivors fled north toward Aleppo, Afrin, and Kobanî. The massacre, which was not well-documented, was a focus of this HRC report in August 2013:

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  10. Jul 1

    Possibly as a response to this bold declaration, combined forces of Jabhat al-Nusra, ISIS, and Abdul Jabbar al-Oqaidi's Aleppo Revolutionary Military Council attacked the towns the next month and went house-to-house to kill dozens of Kurds. Around 400 people went missing.

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  11. Jul 1

    On 26 June 2013, the local councils of Kurdish-majority Tel Aran and Tel Hasel declared their independence from as-Safira district of Free Aleppo Governorate Council, while affirming their "absolute loyalty" to the Sharia Committee of Aleppo Governorate:

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  12. Jul 1

    Abu Thibit and the Swords of Shaha were reluctant to fight ISIS when conflict broke out in 2014:

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  13. Jul 1

    In November 2014, the Swords left the Gathering after leadership disputes and disputes over Islamist vs secular tendencies of the group:

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  15. Jul 1

    Abu Thibit has since left Syria. According to his Facebook profile, he now lives in Davos, Graubünden, Switzerland: It's unclear what happened to Abu Marwan.

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  17. Jul 1

    Abu Thibit may have became the commander of the little-known Battalions of Syrian Parasites in May 2016. Al Jazeera reported in August 2016 that "his army was fighting alongside Jabhat Fatah al-Sham because America failed him":

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  18. Jun 30

    He was still commander of the Swords of Shahba by the time of this Arabi 21 interview in December 2015, when he claimed that the regime landed helicopters in Afrin to supply the SDF with ammunition, and that rebel groups in Azaz collaborated with them:

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  19. Jun 30

    Abu Marwan was released some time before 2016. He kept his huge beard, called for the genocide of Shia and Alawites, and posted photos of his son (daughter?) wielding weapons on the frontlines.

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  20. Jun 30

    When Western media report on Abu Thibit, they tend to emphasize that his group was "moderate".

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