This Week on SOFREP: Limiting Drone Strike is a Distraction from the Real Problem
Why doing away with the 2001 AUMF and limiting drone strike capabilities is a distraction from the real issues facing national security.
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Why doing away with the 2001 AUMF and limiting drone strike capabilities is a distraction from the real issues facing national security.
“We are seeing a surge in unlawful killings, including apparent extrajudicial executions, with no attempt to rein in the use of lethal force.”
“Do not think that you and the Americans, by killing Qassem Soleimani and Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, will survive the torment of the resistance!”
Drone strikes have been one of the most potent weapons against terrorists since 9/11. Now President Biden is poised to limit their use.
The Cold War never ended, it just went underground. Now, the old rules are gone and Russia is spying on — and hacking — the United States.
Zalmai Latifi, director, at the local Enikass television station said the women, ages 18-20 were killed in two separate attacks.
Iran struck launched a barrage of ballistic missiles at the same base in Iraq it did last year after the killing of General Qassem Soleimani.
Kinetic conflict is still part of the military’s mission, but an emerging digital “battlefield” is driving a wave of new military technology.
The Biden administration is trying to issue a bold message to Iran, but it’s getting lost in translation and leading to increased violence.
“Iran will not respond to “gestures” and will not be intimidated by criticism from the U.S. and Europe,” said a senior Iranian spokesperson.
Columbian President Ivan Duque has announced CONAT, an elite unit for “subduing, beating and subjecting” narcos, rebels and drug traffickers.
According to Armenian PM Pashinyan a military coup is currently underway in the country. Pashinyan has called on his supporters to oppose it.