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I was inspired by the "Yuri Resurgence Campaign" by Concolor1 (which is fantastic btw you should play it) and thought of an idea where after the Allies take out Yuri on Antarctica, the Soviets with the hindsight gained from time travel turn on them and...
At least 44 Fort Bragg soldiers died stateside in 2020 — several of them were homicides. Families want answers. But the Army isn't giving any Three weeks before Christmas, in the piney woods outside of Fort Bragg, North Carolina, a deer hunter...
Alicia: president biden will address the nation from the roosevelt room on afghanistan minutes from now. he's been taking intense criticism from both sides of the aisle over the chaotic u.s. pullout from afghanistan. the president and his team defending their response. for instance, secretary of state antony blinken earlier on fox news sunday. >> here's what we've seen over the last week at the airport. crowds have massed at the gates outside the airport. it's an credibly fluid situation. we've seen images of people hurt, even killed, that hits you in the gut. it's very important to make sure ...
Troops left in afghanistan this summer who could have finished the mission, and some were keen on doing so, but it relied on american air support and the biden administration was not willing to discuss that with them and didn't give them heads up on the timing and nature of the withdraw. i think this is going to boost those in europe, including the french who are arguing for more european or french autonomy. it's not a great moment for the alliance and it is a pretty good moment for those seeking to undermine it. they don't see this america is back biden phrase as being anything more than holl...
The withdrawal from iraq in 2011, under the obama administration, the vacuum that left, which, of course, led to the rise of isis and then sucked the united states back into the region, into iraq and syria, is kind -- as a parallel, if anything, a better situation than what we face today. because iraq at least had a sovereign stable, semi-legitimate government. the afghan and taliban are not going to behave in the sort of international actor norms that we've seen from iraq. so i think the situation and the potential vacuum is worse. >> jessica, we've got a question for you from david ignatius....