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The price of defeat: The US fled Afghanistan exactly a year ago, but the real consequences are yet to come - Vimarsana News

The price of defeat: The US fled Afghanistan exactly a year ago, but the real consequences are yet to come

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Soldier hanged himself after his ex-wife falsely told him their daughter had died, inquest hears - Vimarsana News

Soldier hanged himself after his ex-wife falsely told him their daughter had died, inquest hears

Lance Corporal Ryan MacKenzie, pictured, suffered from mental health issues after discovering the flayed and mutilated remains of fellow Highlander Scott McLaren in Helmand Province.

The Ukraine 'aid' bill that's actually a license to kill and defraud - Vimarsana News

The Ukraine 'aid' bill that's actually a license to kill and defraud

How military aid to the Ukraine is turning the US into a side in a proxy war with Russia Read Full Article at RT.com

Pentagon Pushes Required US Troops COVID-19 Vaccination—Defense Secretary To Observe Rising Cases - Vimarsana News

Pentagon Pushes Required US Troops COVID-19 Vaccination—Defense Secretary To Observe Rising Cases

Pentagon says all U.S. troops would be required to have COVID-19 vaccines. Pentagon announced that it would soon require all U. S. troops to get their COVID-19 vaccine shots.

British soldiers were more than twice as likely to die during peak of Afghanistan War than US troops - Vimarsana News

British soldiers were more than twice as likely to die during peak of Afghanistan War than US troops

British soldiers were more than twice as likely to die during peak of Afghan War than US troops, report reveals British troops were more than twice as likely to die than US counterparts during the peak of Allied deployment in Afghanistan, a new Costs of War study finds  The UK's forces suffered 455 casualties between 2001 to 2017 which is the second highest figure of all NATO allies that participated during the conflict Report's author said Americans don't 'fully understand' the sacrifices allies made