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“The monthly rent received for the installation of the towers was not deposited in the government treasury. There is a possibility that this rent was usurped by the accused officers. Allegations are also that the Army officers misused their position to oblige Indus Tower Limited and availed undue benefits from the company,” the CBI said in the FIR.

A CBI team conducted raids at the residences of a brigadier and two others in connection with the establishment of seven cell towers in Cantonment of

Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has filed an FIR against a former brigadier, lieutenant colonel, and a colonel, alleging their involvement in corruption to assist two private firms in establishing seven Cell Towers on Wheels (CoWs) on A-1 ...

More than 30 Army and Marine Corps units will receive the Presidential Unit Citation for the Kabul evacuation.

The Taliban ultimately won the war in Afghanistan by biding their time and waiting out the US-led coalition. Not knowing how to run an already third-world economy, the Taliban's theocratic and archaic laws have only exacerbated the cataclysm tens of millions of Afghans face. Nevertheless, the group now rules over a pile of ash, and the militants are solely responsible for the deterioration of Afghanistan. The Taliban ultimately won the war in Afghanistan by biding their time and waiting out...

US service members deployed on the Afghanistan withdrawal mission will receive the Presidential Unit Citation, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin announced Thursday, the two-year anniversary of the withdrawal.

US troops who took part in the evacuation from Kabul will receive the Presidential Unit Citation, the highest unit award.

Military bases in South Carolina, North Carolina and other parts of the Southeast made last-minute preparations and fortifications Wednesday as they braced for the arrival of Hurricane Idalia — a major storm that caused heavy damage in Florida.

US service members deployed on the Afghanistan withdrawal mission will receive the Presidential Unit Citation, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin announced Thursday, the two-year anniversary of the withdrawal.

The U.S. military units involved in the evacuation of Afghanistan two years ago were approved for an award recognizing their difficult work under life-threatening conditions.