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Irish court finds ex-soldier Lisa Smith guilty of joining Daesh

Irish court finds ex-soldier Lisa Smith guilty of joining Daesh

  • Judge Tony Hunt said that the prosecution had established beyond reasonable doubt that Lisa Smith had traveled to Syria ‘with her eyes open’ and pledged allegiance to Daesh
  • As Daesh lost ground to a US-led coalition on the battlefield and towns and cities under its sway fell, Smith was forced to flee Raqqa and then Baghouz, before returning to Ireland
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US military review of civilian casualties in Syria flawed, claims Human Rights Watch

US military review of civilian casualties in Syria flawed, claims Human Rights Watch

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US military review of civilian casualties in Syria flawed, claims Human Rights Watch

US military review of civilian casualties in Syria flawed, claims Human Rights Watch

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US-backed force tracks Syria extremists after ‘caliphate’ falls

US-backed force tracks Syria extremists after ‘caliphate’ falls

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Driver working with NBC News killed in Syria

Driver working with NBC News killed in Syria

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Flag of freedom flies over vanquished Daesh ‘caliphate’

Flag of freedom flies over vanquished Daesh ‘caliphate’

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Daesh loses big part of Syrian enclave, SDF sees militants’ defeat ‘very soon’

Daesh loses big part of Syrian enclave, SDF sees militants’ defeat ‘very soon’

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Syria vows to bring Kurdish-held areas back under control

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US-backed forces take positions in last Daesh enclave

US-backed forces take positions in last Daesh enclave

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Daesh blitzed into surrender as defeat looms in Syria

Daesh blitzed into surrender as defeat looms in Syria

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Daesh audio calls on followers to avenge Syria push

Daesh audio calls on followers to avenge Syria push

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Daesh ploy halts final assault on ‘caliphate’

Daesh ploy halts final assault on ‘caliphate’

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US commander says fight against Daesh ‘far from over’ as suspected members leave Syrian holdout

US commander says fight against Daesh ‘far from over’ as suspected members leave Syrian holdout

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