BEIRUT, LEBANON (7:20 P.M.) – A photo journalist and his media team claim they were deliberately targeted by a U.S. armored vehicle while reporting from northeastern Syria on Monday.
Photojournalist Baderkhan Ahmad released a video from the site showing a badly damaged vehicle that went offroad and a U.S. armored vehicle still on the road.
The journalist goes into great detail what happened in a short video that was released earlier this afternoon.
#US #military #armored vehicles deliberately hit our #media delegation in #Syria, there is a #wounded person. And then the car deteriorates. No one came out to help us nor their #medical teams. In the #oil regions of #northeastern Syria. The video documents it@realDonaldTrump pic.twitter.com/xvFeR30Nnb
— Baderkhan Ahmad (@baderkhanahmad) October 28, 2019
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