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Joint Special Forces Exercise Fajar Al Sharq-V concludes in Pabbi - Vimarsana News

Joint Special Forces Exercise Fajar Al Sharq-V concludes in Pabbi

RAWALPINDI: Closing ceremony of Multinational Joint Special Forces Exercise Fajar Al Sharq-V was held at National Counter Terrorism Centre , Pabbi.Troops from special forces of Pakistan, Bahrain,...

Indian, US troops carry out yoga session, joint training together in Alaska- WATCH - Vimarsana News

Indian, US troops carry out yoga session, joint training together in Alaska- WATCH

Indian, US troops carry out yoga session, joint training together in Alaska- WATCH - Amid the Yudh Abhyas 2021 session, Indian and US troops attended a joint training and yoga session together.

Military exports to Indonesia strain New Zealand's human rights record - Vimarsana News

Military exports to Indonesia strain New Zealand's human rights record

From the point of view of a long-term campaigner for the self-determination rights of the Timorese and the people of West Papua, this is outrageous. There still hasn't been any accountability for the Indonesian military's role in the deaths of some 200,000 Timorese during twenty-four years of brutal occupation. In West Papua, Indonesian security forces have been linked to alleged grievous human rights violations for nearly six decades, and act with impunity against those who dare to protest, however peacefully. The Indonesian government's response to conflict — be it peaceful or armed — i...

Military exports to Indonesia strain NZ's human rights record - Vimarsana News

Military exports to Indonesia strain NZ's human rights record

From the point of view of a long-term campaigner for the self-determination rights of the Timorese and the people of West Papua, this is outrageous. There still hasn't been any accountability for the Indonesian military's role in the deaths of some 200,000 Timorese during twenty-four years of brutal occupation. In West Papua, Indonesian security forces have been linked to alleged grievous human rights violations for nearly six decades, and act with impunity against those who dare to protest, however peacefully. The Indonesian government's response to conflict — be it peaceful or armed — i...