File:Haditha massacre (Ayesha Younis Salim).webp
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The body of three-year-old Ayesha Younis Salim after she was shot to death by the Marine Corps in the Haditha massacre.
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English: The body of three-year-old Ayesha Younis Salim after she was shot to death by the Marine Corps in the Haditha massacre. Her face is marked in red sharpie with the number 12, written to distinguish the dead bodies in the photos. The body to the left is her sister Sabaa (10) and the body to her right is her brother Mohammed (8). At the bottom of the photo is the arm of her five-year-old sister Zainab. |
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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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