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Tuesday, 27 August 2013 - 02:33

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Syria recruiter left for Syria herself

A 19-year old female who was detained last month for recruiting people for Syria left for the country herself.A press release on her Facebook page announces that she left to be with her husband. Syria_Ethno-religious_composition_,
US government, Central Intelligence Agency,
wikimedia comons The woman was arrested on July 17th during a large investigation of recruitment practices. She is supposedly involved with a group of radical Muslims who persuades young people to join the armed struggle in Syria. She was released two weeks later, due to a lack of evidence. She is still a suspect.

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