File:Haditha massacre (Abdullah and Asmaa Salman Raseef).webp
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The bodies of Asmaa Salman Raseef and her four-year-old son Abdullah, who were murdered by the United States Marine Corps in the Haditha massacre.
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English: The bodies of Asmaa Salman Raseef (32) and her son Abdullah (4), who were murdered by the United States Marine Corps. Asmaa is wrapping her arm around her son. Abdullah was determined to have a bullet wound in his head and was likely shot from less than six feet away. |
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| Source | Baran, Madeleine (August 27, 2024). "The Haditha Massacre Photos That the Military Didn’t Want the World to See", The New Yorker |
| Author | United States Marine Corps |
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