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U.S. Quietly Pushes Ahead Secret Military Base in Israel, Near Gaza - Vimarsana News

U.S. Quietly Pushes Ahead Secret Military Base in Israel, Near Gaza

Government documents pointing to the expansion of a classified U.S. base offer rare hints about a little noted U.S. military presence in Israel.

Former natives of Diego Garcia evicted by the US/UK & their beloved dogs gassed. Category: Public Comment from The Berkeley Daily Planet - Vimarsana News

Former natives of Diego Garcia evicted by the US/UK & their beloved dogs gassed. Category: Public Comment from The Berkeley Daily Planet

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They were deported to build a U.S. naval base. Now they want reparations. - Vimarsana News

They were deported to build a U.S. naval base. Now they want reparations.

In the late 1960s, thousands of indigenous inhabitants of the Chagos Islands, an atoll in the Indian Ocean, were forced by the United States and the United Kingdom to leave their homeland to make room for construction of a U.S. military base.

America's Oldest Military Bases Abroad – 24/7 Wall St. - Vimarsana News

America's Oldest Military Bases Abroad – 24/7 Wall St.

The U.S. military maintains over 750 bases across 80 countries globally. The vast majority of these can be found within the contiguous United States, with Europe hosting the next most, followed by Southeast Asia, notably including Camp Humphreys in South Korea. While Camp Humphreys, which opened in 1950, is the largest American military base abroad, […]

Inching toward a Biden apology on Diego Garcia - Vimarsana News

Inching toward a Biden apology on Diego Garcia

With ongoing talks between leaders of Mauritius and the U.K. about the future of the Chagos Archipelago, advocates argue there’s an opening for the Biden administration to show its investment in the region by formally apologizing for the United States' role in the forced removal.