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Work for a more peaceful world: stop the arms trade and respect international law by withdrawing US troops from Iraq and Syria: Ben Chacko
o The killing of three US soldiers along the Jordan-Syria border risks a spiralling Middle East war, a risk heightened by the reflex blaming of Iran and the clamour for revenge driven by hawkish US politicians in an election year. … Continue reading
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Tagged Donald Trump, Hamas, International law, Iran, Iraq, Israel, NATO, Syria, US
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Lest we forget: yesterday alone, 44 airstrikes were conducted by US-led coalition military forces
Airwars is a collaborative, not-for-personal-profit project tracking and archiving the international air war against so-called Islamic State and other groups in Iraq, Syria and Libya. As nine Coalition nations are bombing in Syria alone – along with the air forces … Continue reading
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Tagged Airwars, Coalition military forces, Combined Joint Task Force, Iran, ISIS targets, Israel, Libya, Russia, the Assad regime
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Can the ‘good’ drones be identified?
A reader who often has to work in areas of the Middle East in projects addressing the various forms of damage done by deprivation and warfare raised this issue a few weeks ago: “Although I agree there can be positive … Continue reading