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Mark Doman

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Visual journalist with the ABC's Digital Story Innovations team. Expressing my own views and performing my own stunts.
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As the US marks freedom from a king, Donald Trump makes Washington DC his own

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By Emily Clark Verified, Mark Doman Verified, Katia Shatoba
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Washington DC is a city designed to be experienced in a certain way. The position of the sandstone White House, the cast-iron-domed Capitol building and the towering Washington Memorial were set out by an architect who wrote to George Washington, explaining he was designing a very grand city. Now, the capital is steeped in symbolism and meaning.
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In the Strait of Hormuz, Iran unleashes a plot against the West years in the making

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By Emily Clark Verified, Lucia Stein Verified, Mark Doman Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
When Donald Trump bombed Iran's nuclear facilities last year, he set in motion a plan the "thinkers" inside the Iranian regime had long been devising. It's now in play and it all comes down to a stretch of water that, at its narrowest point, is little more than 30 kilometres wide. The Strait of Hormuz connects many of the Middle East's oil and commodity producers to the rest of the world. For Persian Gulf nations, their wares must make their way to the Arabian Sea via the narrow stretch of water.
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Satellite images show destruction at huge oil refinery, Iranian nuclear facility

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By Jonathan Hair Verified, Mark Doman Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Newly released satellite imagery shows the aftermath of an Iranian drone attack targeting one of the world's largest oil refineries. The Ras Tanura refinery — owned by oil giant Saudi Aramco — was temporarily closed while authorities dealt with the emergency. The country's defence ministry told state television that two drones were intercepted over the refinery and debris caused a fire. US-Israel attack Iran live updates:For the latest news on the war in the Middle East read our blog.
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