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Omid Barin

ReporterDeutsche WelleBeat: International, Europe, Diplomacy, U.S. military withdrawal, Iran influence, Iraq security, Kurdistan region

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Omid Barin is a journalist for Deutsche Welle, covering international affairs, Europe, diplomacy, and U.S. military policy. He has reported on U.S. military withdrawal from Iraq, Iran’s influence, and security dynamics in the Kurdistan region.

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