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Roving reporter Arabic Al Aan TV. I mainly report on Middle East topics. Specialized in checking garbage bins for secret documents &ISIS laptops. Horse Rider.

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    Our lunch in today!

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  2. 16 hours ago

    The Dutch government is under heavy criticism for supporting a Syrian rebel group which Dutch prosecutors had labelled as a "terrorist" organisation. Great investigative work by . 👇

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  3. Sep 11

    22/ That's it from me on the story. Hope you find this thread interesting. Good night from Dubai.

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  4. Sep 11

    21/ Last thing I want to share from . Not hugely important but nevertheless interesting fact to know: 2 vehicles (1 DS, 1 CIA) were used in evacuation from consulate. An eyewitness I met in Benghazi saw that. Acc to him, they didn't exit from main gate but from here 👇

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  5. Sep 11

    20/ Important to note that there were armed men among small number of protesters. A witness told me: "One guy climbed on car &fired RPG from crowd towards consulate." Then armed men started attack on consulate, which is 670 meters down the road. (RPG firing not caught on tape.)

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  6. Sep 11

    19/ I took 1 screenshot of the protest from video. Check the background: Wall partly covered with green plants. It's same as the location where I parked my car when I was in recently. (see 2 screenshots) Protest site &consulate entrance around 670 meters apart.

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  7. Sep 11

    18/ Much has been said about this: Did a protest take place prior to attack on US consulate in Benghazi or not? New footage I got shows there was indeed a small protest (50 ppl) shortly before attack. But as footage shows, protest NOT in front of consulate but 670 meters to east

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  8. Sep 11

    17/ Above was basically a summary of the main points of my story. In following tweets a couple of points I would like to make, based on studying the new Benghazi footage I obtained.

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  9. Sep 11

    1/ While in Benghazi I also visited the villa which served as U.S. consulate in 2012. After the terrorist attack on the compound, Libyan owners renovated it for 1.5 million USD. They seek financial compensation from the US. Check how villa looks like now

    العائلة المالكة ترمم القنصلية الأمريكية السابقة ب #بنغازي @jenanmoussa
    العائلة المالكة ترمم القنصلية الأمريكية السابقة في #بنغازي
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  10. Sep 11

    16/ Last extremists in footage: 5/ F. Z. - Owner of car locally called "Toyota Taliban". Ansar alSharia member. 6/ M.M.S - Ansar alSharia member. Sits next to F.Z. in car. Acc to witnesses, his brother K.S. also attended consulate attack. Brother now lives in Berlin, Germany.

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  11. Sep 11

    15/ Fourth Benghazi extremist in footage: 4/ M. - Member of Ansar alSharia. U can see him walking on consulate grounds carrying looted goods. His whereabouts unknown. His brother, S.M., left to Syria &joined Jabhat al Nusra. Killed by army during clashes after return to Libya.

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  12. Sep 11

    14/ More extremists who appear in the new footage are: 2/ E. O. - Member of Ansar al Sharia. He was killed in Benghazi during clashes between extremists and Libyan army in 2015. 3/ A. K. - Prominent member of Ansar al Sharia. Current whereabouts unknown.

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  13. Sep 11

    13/ The 6 extremists who appear in footage are: 1/ T. B. H. - He lived in Sweden before Libya uprising, was judge in Islamic court in Benghazi's area of Guwarsha during Ansar alSharia rule of city. Current whereabouts unknown. Sources claim he might be back in Sweden.

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  14. Sep 11

    12/ Six out of the 17 extremists, who I identified, appear in new footage. Some are carrying arms. At least one is holding a black bag with looted documents from U.S. consulate. In our story, we chose to only publish their initials. Their full names are known to us.

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  15. Sep 11

    11/ Eventually after talking in to many witnesses &based on multiple confirmations, I was able to identify 17 extremists who were present during attack on U.S. consulate on night of 11 Sept 2012. Almost all belong to the terrorist group Ansar al Sharia.

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  16. Sep 11

    10/ Some witnesses we met in Benghazi were scared. attack is of course hugely sensitive subject, not only in the U.S. Some witnesses worried about possible retaliation by Ansar al Sharia sleeper cells, who have threatened consulate attack witnesses before.

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  17. Sep 11

    9/ So and I drove in from house to house, sometimes in middle of the night. Every time we spoke to another witness, they mentioned identity of new witnesses or names of extremists who they saw during 2012 consulate attack.

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  18. Sep 11

    8/ When I got the new footage, I did the following: Through sources I identified unarmed bystanders who appear in video. I traced them in Benghazi &talked to them. I showed them the footage &asked if they knew other witnesses or if they recognize extremists in video.

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  19. Sep 11

    7/ This new footage is important cause it's one of few vids where u can see faces. Consulate attack happened in evening, most videos blurry. And Ansar al Sharia hunted down people who openly filmed that night. So this footage was a good starting point for my report.

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  20. Sep 11

    6/ As you can see in this new Benghazi footage, in the beginning the crowd largely consists of 4 groups: a/ Unarmed protesters, b/ unarmed looters, c/ unarmed bystanders, d/ armed terrorists. For this report I was mainly interested in category d/, the armed militants.

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