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DAVID PATRIKARAKOS

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73 days ago

I've been covering conflict in several continents across Syria, Iraq, Nigeria, Congo, and Ukraine. There are several points in my career that really stay with me.

77 days ago

Where is Iran 's Supreme Leader? It's a question that the world, not least Iranians, have been asking since Mojtaba Khamenei was elevated to the office shortly after his father was killed on the war'…

86 days ago

Operation Epic Fury is now into its third week, and its effects are global. By March 12 combined US and Israeli forces had struck around 6,000 targets in Iran since operations began.

89 days ago

The body lies mutilated in the street. The wounds are savage but calculated. This is more than sadism. It is a message. At first glance, it's just one more Iranian who has lost their life. But this i…

3 months ago

I travelled to north east Syria to track down Britain's most famous bride, Shamima Begum. I went to her tent and what I saw there was extraordinary.
The US has a long history of working with Kurdish forces in both Iraq and Syria, including under Trump's first administration.

A CIA spy in his inner circle, traffic camera footage beamed to Mossad and a hacked prayer app urging Iranians to rise up minutes after the Ayatollah met his fate... DAVID PATRIKARAKOS takes us inside the most audacious assassination in world history

Saturday morning, Pasteur Street, central Tehran. Inside a vast walled compound (pictured) sits Beit Rahbari - the residence of Iran's ageing Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei.
But beyond the welcome demise of one of the longest-serving - and most vicious - dictators in modern history, what does this actually mean?

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