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>> so this is good. this is very useful for you. >> ready for -- >> many afghan soldiers are angry at how american troops left, but they don't seem to be making the most of what they have. you would hardly know that there is a war outside and that the taliban are making rapid advances now that the americans have left here. ali, bagram feels vulnerable and there are thousands of taliban prisoners inside including some top leaders. and now that the americans are gone, the power is cut, the based offenses are disrupted. if the taliban work to break them out, it would amass a huge fighting force r...

Did they look up philadelphia before they traveled their? we have a lot to cover tonight. u.s. government is now confirming that the american withdrawal from afghanistan is now 90% over. president biden had said september 11th as the date by which all u.s. forces would be out of afghanistan, now as of july 5th, more than 90% of the entire withdrawal process is done. a great number of members of congress who served in afghanistan are now turning up the heat to try to make sure that afghans who worked at translators, and supports for the u.s. troops can themselves get out of afghanistan ahead of...

SpaceX aces fourth Dragon launch in six months June 3, 2021 SpaceX has successfully completed its fourth Dragon spacecraft launch in six months, continuing an unprecedented cadence of missions carrying crew and cargo to and from the International Space Station (ISS). Sporting a new booster (B1067) and Cargo Dragon 2 spacecraft (likely C209), SpaceX’s two-stage, 70-meter (~230 ft) Falcon 9 rocket lifted off without issue on the first try. SpaceX’s second upgraded Cargo Dragon deployed from the rocket’s upper stage around 12 minutes after launch, verified the health of its 12 Draco maneuv...

SpaceX has completed Dragon's fourth release within six months. What's next for Elon Musk's space company?

SpaceX says that its 14th Starlink launch of 2021 will also be the first mission to fly a reusable Falcon payload fairing for the fifth time, marking a significant milestone just 18 months after fairing reuse began. Scheduled to lift off no earlier than (NET) 2:59 pm EDT (18:59 UTC) on Wednesday, May 26th, Starlink-28 […]