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Afghanistan Inquiry Chair Says SAS Evidence Delays ‘Extremely Troubling’
The chair of an inquiry looking into allegations about UK special forces in Afghanistan has criticised the Ministry of Defence for delays in providing evidence.
State Department Slow-Walked Afghanistan Evacuation Order: Milley
‘It is my assessment that that decision came too late,’ the former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff told the House Armed Services Committee on March 19.
Johnny Mercer Refuses to Name Sources of ‘Serious Allegations’ About SAS in Afghanistan
Mr. Mercer is giving evidence to an inquiry that is delving into killings allegedly carried out by UK special forces in Afghanistan between 2010 and 2013.
In Seeking Reengagement, Report Reminds State Department That Taliban Grifted Billions
Office that tracks how $147 billion in U.S. Afghan aid is spent cites Biden administration’s aspirational ‘consular return to Kabul’ in update.
CCP Accepts Afghan Taliban Envoy’s Diplomatic Credentials, Officially Recognizing Regime
‘China finds eager friends in Tehran, Moscow, and Pyongyang, we should reflect on the lessons of history.’
The Republican Battle Between Neoconservatism and America First
‘You can’t really win a Republican primary or even really be competitive being a neocon. Impossible,’ Steve Bannon says.
Afghan Interpreter Who Was Denied US Visa Lives in Hiding From the Taliban
‘If they find interpreters like me, they’ll first torture us, and then they’ll kill us and behead us.’
