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Conflicting reports about death of abductor of Lebanese

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It was reported last night that Ammar al-Ddaykhi (Abu Ibrahim) died with 5 of his men in clashes with the “Kurdish Popular Committees” in the town of Qastal Jindo in Aleppo’s countryside but the president of Read Association Sheikh Bilal Duqmaq who is closely associated with Abu Ibrahim denied the reports and announced during a phone call to LBCI that Abu Ibrahim is in good health and that he heard him speak while he was contacting a mediator via Skype.

The Beirut-based pro Syrian regime and Hezbollah , al-Mayadeen TV was the first to report Abu Ibrahim’s death

A Kurdish official also reportedly told As-Safir newspaper on Monday that Abu Ibrahim was killed.

Abu Ibrahim claimed responsibility for the abduction in Syria last May of 11 Lebanese Shiite pilgrims while on their way back from Iran.

He was seen for the last time in a video broadcasted on YouTube setting a military plan to attack Kurdish sites in Syria.

LBCI

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6 responses to “Conflicting reports about death of abductor of Lebanese”

  1. Moe2000 Avatar
    Moe2000

    FSA rats have Kurds hunting them down lmaoooo.

  2. Moe2000 Avatar
    Moe2000

    FSA rats have Kurds hunting them down lmaoooo.

  3. 5thDrawer Avatar
    5thDrawer

    Sometimes takes years for all the ‘news’ to come in for the history books. For some things, centuries.

    1. Libnan10452 Avatar
      Libnan10452

      history is very dependent on the historian; i do not believe in history books; most are false & dictated by winners at the expense of losers; sometimes losers, as in the case of the loyalists to the blog in here, try to dictate history events their way, but fail since they are losers; some losers try to enter history by the backyard too; if germany won the war, you would be speaking german & we would be celebrating the holocaust of the germans executed by the nazi jews; as a matter of fact, without being a revisionist at all, i do not care at all, the first concentration camps were started by the brits. Take one event, reported by two different professional journalists, the narration can be diametrically opposite, depending on the mood, the mind set, the angle, the background, the subjective motivation, the education, the culture……; so, what about if these events are reported years laters; ask the salafi ahadiths; lol; omg the yalibanana admin will ban me again, for the third time today

  4. 5thDrawer Avatar
    5thDrawer

    Sometimes takes years for all the ‘news’ to come in for the history books. For some things, centuries.

    1. Libnan10452 Avatar
      Libnan10452

      history is very dependent on the historian; i do not believe in history books; most are false & dictated by winners at the expense of losers; sometimes losers, as in the case of the loyalists to the blog in here, try to dictate history events their way, but fail since they are losers; some losers try to enter history by the backyard too; if germany won the war, you would be speaking german & we would be celebrating the holocaust of the germans executed by the nazi jews; as a matter of fact, without being a revisionist at all, i do not care at all, the first concentration camps were started by the brits

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