Epstein Secrets

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State as well as Iraq's Shiite militias was seen Tuesday as a message to the Iraqi government, but it was unclear who killed him." The researcher, Hisham al-Hashimi, "was a prominent figure and a favorite of television news channels, which turned to him for his unvarnished takes on Iraq's lack of security and th

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y. About 1,000 fighters have crossed into Iraq over the past eight months, most of them in the aftermath of the caliphate's collapse in March, said Hisham al-Hashimi, a security analyst who advises Iraq's government and foreign aid agencies. These fighters, mostly Iraqis who followed the Islamic State into Syri

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