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Nadia Murad, who was a victim of IS in Iraq, details how the group took women and girls to Syria.

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Nadia Murad, who was a victim of IS in Iraq, details how the group took women and girls to Syria.

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  1. Specific attack on Nadia Murad by ISIS on Sept 1, 2026.1 source
  2. IS took women and girls, including Nadia Murad, from Iraq to Syria.1 source

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