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NewsStream (newsstream@quitter.im)'s status on Thursday, 18-Aug-2016 12:23:07 UTC NewsStream

#AleppoBoy: Bloody, ash-covered child brings home horror of #Syria conflict to the world http://on.rt.com/7mz6
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1. #Aleppo Boy: Bloody, ash-covered child brings home horror of Syrian war to the world (VIDEO, PHOTOS)
  
  from RT International
  
  Harrowing images of an ash-covered boy who survived an air strike in Syria has quickly spread across the internet, shocking and disturbing social media users.
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- VegOs ✔♋ (vegos@loadaverage.org)'s status on Thursday, 18-Aug-2016 17:11:32 UTC VegOs ✔♋
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  WOW RT reports Russian bombing in Syria. Are they drunk or hacked? In case the Info disappears, here is another source: Images of a shocked, bloodied young boy in Aleppo go viral: https://loadaverage.org/url/3181217
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  1. Images of a shocked, bloodied young boy in Aleppo go viral
    
    from Public Radio International
    
    Five-year-old Omran Daqneesh was among eight people, including five children, injured when Russian or Syrian government forces wrecked his home in a nighttime airstrike.
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- VegOs ✔♋ (vegos@loadaverage.org)'s status on Saturday, 20-Aug-2016 07:52:21 UTC VegOs ✔♋
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  I recommend reading all her stuff: https://loadaverage.org/url/3183349 #ff .@AmalHanano
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    By Lina Sergie Attar from Twitter
    
    There's an Arabic saying for @RT_com's video about #Omran: "You killed him and then walked in his funeral." Disgusting hypocrites.
    — Lina Sergie Attar (@AmalHanano) August 18, 2016
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