Meet Musa the Sniper, scourge of ISIS in Kobani
One man got inside the heads of ISIS fighters, literally and figuratively, throughout the months-long Siege of Kobani. He was called Heval Hardem, a.k.a.: "Musa the Sniper."
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One man got inside the heads of ISIS fighters, literally and figuratively, throughout the months-long Siege of Kobani. He was called Heval Hardem, a.k.a.: "Musa the Sniper."
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