Sinan.47
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Hello Guys Im come
Sorry for this is days because I have many problemlems from internet,electriy and other problems I Will back Today or tomorrow Love you all ❤️
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We need new persons if you can make good active and loyalty We can give you chance Good luck #PRO
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Happy birthday dude ❤️
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Happy new year
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Happy new year Guys 2021 ❤️
Tomorrow I will back See You ❤️❤️
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I think DH1 its good for me
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Of course DH2
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Welcome back and Respect model
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Hello Guys Good morning For this is 2-3 day Im very sorry Bcz Im did travel now ım back ❤️
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After 3 week We get top 1 with this is active good luck guys ❤️❤️❤️
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People can take such interesting initiatives for different reasons. Sometimes it is because of being different, sometimes because of being afraid of something, or for reasons that seem completely different and often absurd to us. Tan Van Hay, the longest-haired man in the world, was seriously ill when he cuts his hair at the age of 25, and does not cut his hair again for the next 50-odd years. Her hair reaches a length of 6.7 meters in the time passed and her weight is 10 kg. While this was a bit odd, it kept its interesting and set a record for its owner. Tan Van Hay, the man with the longest hair in the world, remains the longest-haired man known, although he could not make it into the Guinness Book of Records. The man who has been featured in many newspapers and news bulletins has always suffered from the weight of his hair in daily life. Tan Van Hay passed away in 2010 at the age of 79. Before he died, he was asked "When was the last time you washed your hair?" 11 years ago he answered the question. 22 Years of Hair Growing Man: Phillip Aka There is another man who has never cut his hair for 22 years, although he is not as patient as Tan Van Hay. Physiotherapist Phillip Aka. She's been growing her hair for 22 years, and one day she decides that she doesn't want to grow it anymore and decides to have her hair cut. He does this with his family and friends in the company of a video recording. Here is the video where he got his hair cut for 22 years. The question of why the man with the longest hair in the world grows his hair is actually more interesting than growing his hair… Fear brings a different perspective in the saying that people do everything.
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WASHINGTON - The German government has brought home three women and 12 children from refugee camps that hold families of Islamic State (IS) fighters in northeastern Syria. Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said in a press release Sunday that he was “relieved” that the German nationals were repatriated in an operation carried out Saturday in cooperation with Finland. “The repatriation was based on humanitarian grounds and involved (amongst others) orphans and sick children – cases in which a repatriation was deemed particularly necessary and urgent,” Maas said. “Shortly before Christmas, this is good news and an encouraging sign that we will be able to make repatriations happen in other cases, too,” he added. Maas did not identify the women, but prosecutors said one of them was arrested upon arrival at the airport in Frankfurt. German news media reported that all three women face terror charges for their connection with IS. Contacted by VOA, a Kurdish official confirmed the repatriation of the women and children but declined to give further details. Local media outlets in northeast Syria reported that a German delegation over the weekend met with officials from the local administration to discuss among other things the situation of German nationals held in Kurdish-run refugee camps in the region. About 70 adult Germans and 150 children of German parents remain in the custody of Kurdish forces in Syria, according to the German newspaper Bild. The Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) says it currently holds about 70,000 people, mostly families of IS fighters or sympathizers of the terror group, in several detention camps. Most of them were captured following the 2019 U.S.-led campaign that destroyed IS’s so-called caliphate in Syria. In addition to women and children, the SDF also has more than 10,000 IS fighters in their custody, including about 2,000 foreign nationals. SDF officials have called on countries to take back their detained citizens, cautioning that they do not have enough resources to keep IS prisoners and their families indefinitely, especially during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Several Western countries such as the United States, France, Germany, Britain and Finland have repatriated some of their citizens.
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