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Foreign Policy: A Foothold on the Euphrates, a Boot Heel on the Tigris
Before ISIS stomped Mosul and turned Iraq upside down, it slowly crushed its enemies to death in Raqqa.
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Follow via RSSBefore ISIS stomped Mosul and turned Iraq upside down, it slowly crushed its enemies to death in Raqqa.
BEIRUT — When he was a fighter with the Free Syrian Army (FSA), waging war against President Bashar al-Assad’s forces in the northern economic hub of Aleppo, Abu Muhannad’s confidence verged on presumptuousness.
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