The ISIS Detainees in AANES and Why the International Community Won’t Help
It Could Happen Here08/17/23 • 40 min
James is joined by Meghan Bodette to discuss how the AANES has been left to deal with the thousands of ISIS fighters in its territory after the defeat of the territorial ‘caliphate’ and the impact of drone strikes on the region.
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08/17/23 • 40 min
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It Could Happen Here - The ISIS Detainees in AANES and Why the International Community Won’t Help
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Hi everyone. It's me James today and I'm joined by Megan Bodette, who's the director of research at the Kurdish Peace Institute. We're picking up where we left off at the end of last week to discuss more about the Autonomus administration in North and East Syria and perhaps more specifically, to talk about the detainees, the ISIS detainees in the Al Whole camp and in other camps around there. And how are you, Megan, I'm doing well. Thank you, Jam
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