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Withdrawal under plan by Joint Operations Command, coordination with international coalition, says Iraqi army spokesman.

 

 

The shocking revelation that the armed forces implemented a secret information campaign in 2020 to brainwash people over the pandemic is proof of deliberate intent to quash critical and independent thought and freedoms. As a Canadian citizen who...

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has confirmed all Australian personnel on the ground in Afghanistan are safe following deadly twin terror strikes outside the Kabul airport. 

Australia's evacuation mission in Afghanistan has been called off early after an ISIS-affiliated terrorist attack at Kabul airport.

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By Staff Reporter PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has approved a deal for the acquisition of a US$33 million air traffic control system whose tender was controversially awarded to a Chinese firm, NewZimbabwe.com can exclusively reveal. Sources in the Office of the President and Cabinet (OPC), as well as in the aviation sector, said Mnangagwa gave the deal an executive approval Thursday afternoon. The processes to acquire the system, commonly known as the radar, started in 2016 and have been mired ...

Iraqi militia commander, whose arrest stoked tensions, freed by   BAGHDAD — An Iraqi militia commander whose arrest last month sparked a standoff between the government and paramilitary groups was freed Wednesday after a judge ordered his release. The release of Qassim Mahmoud Musleh came as Iranian Gen. Esmail Ghaani, head of the expeditionary Quds Force, arrived in Baghdad to meet with militia and political leaders, two Shiite political officials said. The officials said the meeting w...

Iraqi militia commander, whose arrest stoked tensions, freed QASSIM ABDUL-ZAHRA and SAMYA KULLAB, Associated Press June 9, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail BAGHDAD (AP) — An Iraqi militia commander whose arrest last month sparked a standoff between the government and paramilitary groups was freed Wednesday after a judge ordered his release. The release of Qassim Mahmoud Musleh came as Iranian Gen. Esmail Ghaani, head of the expeditionary Quds Force, arrived in Baghdad to meet with militia and polit...