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    British newspaper refutes what it calls Russia publishes a story about "Baghdadi"

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    British newspaper refutes what it calls Russia publishes a story about "Baghdadi" Empty British newspaper refutes what it calls Russia publishes a story about "Baghdadi"

    Post by Rocky Fri 23 Jun 2017, 2:54 am

    British newspaper refutes what it calls Russia publishes a story about "Baghdadi"


    BAGHDAD (Reuters) -

    The newspaper "The Independent" British refuted what Russia claimed the killing of "Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi" and published a topic included determining his whereabouts and movements.

    And "The Independent" said in its edition on Friday that "the Russian Foreign Ministry said that there are indications that the leader of the organization Daesh" Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, "has already been killed."

    She added that "the statements made by Moscow, quoted by the official news agency (RIA Novosti) in a statement from the ministry stating that al-Baghdadi was killed during air raids during the past week.

    The paper explains that "Baghdadi may be hiding in the border region between Iraq and Syria, and the movement continuously avoiding telephone or electronic communications to keep away from monitoring and tracking devices."

    She noted, "The Independent" that "the Russian Foreign Ministry said that the raid which killed al-Baghdadi took place at the end of last month, but Moscow did not provide any evidence or images to substantiate its claims."

    The newspaper says that the US administration threw snow on the Russian statements certainly hot at the same time that two of the group's leaders had been killed with 300 of his fighters in the air raids on the organization sites.

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