Jour : 24 novembre 2017

Sinaï : Attaque contre des officiels dans une mosquée, plus de 200 morts

On: 24/11/2017

Tagged: Confidential, Egypt, Sinaï, Terrorism

Au moins 230 personnes ont perdu la vie dans une série d’attentats combinés et hautement coordonnés ayant visé une mosquée au Sinaï et ce, en pleine prière collective hebdomadaire du vendredi. Ces attentats sont survenus malgré la mise en place de mesures de sécurité exceptionnelles et d’un contrôle draconien parContinue Reading/Continuer à lire

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Saudi Crown Prince Slams Iranian Supreme Leader as ‘New Hitler of Middle East’

By: Strategika51

On: 24/11/2017

In: Analysis

With: 6 Comments

No joke! Saudi Crown Prince Slams Iranian Supreme Leader as ‘New Hitler of Middle East’ https://sputniknews.com/middleeast/201711241059393419-saudi-prince-iran-hitler/

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