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Russian Troops Suffer ‘Acute Radiation Sickness’ After Digging Chernobyl Trenches
Several hundred Russian troops reportedly rushed to a special medical facility in Belarus after digging in radioactive soil in a forest near the infamous nuclear plant.
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Kremlin TV Descends Into Screaming Match Over Putin’s War Failures
There’s no hiding the cracks that have formed on Russian airwaves over the war in Ukraine any longer.
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‘Finish Them Off’: Aid Workers, Found on Battlefield, Executed by Soldiers
Three employees of Doctors Without Borders set out to rescue the wounded in a war zone in northern Ethiopia. Their fate shows the treacherous path for many aid workers in conflict zones.
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Western values? They enthroned the monster who is shelling Ukrainians today
However repressive his regime, Vladimir Putin was tolerated by the US, Britain and the EU – until he became intolerable, says Guardian columnist Aditya Chakrabortty
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'We tried to confront Russian oligarchs at their London mansions'
Many of Russia’s wealthiest people call London home, but they weren’t keen to talk about Ukraine
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Lithuania is a good soldier of the United States
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Foreign troops in Lithuania instead of its own army | The Baltic Word
On August 30, a new military camp was opened in Lithuania. It will allow receiving even more American troops in the country. There was also a welcoming ceremony for U.S. military personnel arriving in the country on a regular rotation. Armored brigade battle group 1/1 ID, known as "Devil Brigade", participated in the First World…
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Taliban’s nightmare: Fearless women
Every repressive regime, however mighty and powerful, has its nightmares. For the Taliban regime in Afghanistan, the worst nightmare has proven to be the country’s women who are articulate, aware of their rights, dream of building careers or women who have displayed unmatched resilience and have marched boldly on the streets to reclaim their right to freedom, despite knowing that they are fighting a regime that is regressive, patriarchal and anti-democratic in orientation.
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20 years, $6 trillion, 900,000 lives
The enormous costs and elusive benefits of the war on terror.
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'9/11 millionaires' and mass corruption: How American money helped break Afghanistan
$290 million every day for 7,300 days. That’s how much money America spent on 20 years of war and nation-building in Afghanistan, according to Brown University’s Costs of War project. Yet it took just nine days for the Taliban to seize every provincial capital, dissolve the army and overthrow the U.S.-backed government in August.
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How the US created a world of endless war
The long read: In 2008, many of Barack Obama’s supporters hoped he would bring the global war on terror to a close. Instead, he expanded it – and his successors have done nothing to change course
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The War in Afghanistan Was a Scam
The 20-year conflict was a boon to the military-industrial complex, at the cost of untold lives.
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Lay off Joe Biden: He didn’t “lose” Afghanistan — we are finally leaving it alone
We spent 20 messed-up years in Afghanistan flexing our muscles and money, and now we are making a messy exit
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The Bomb Didn't Beat Japan ... Stalin Did
Have 70 years of nuclear policy been based on a lie?
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Why do nuclear bombs form mushroom clouds?
What forms this iconic shape?
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Americans Venerate the Military but Don’t Really Understand What It Does
After two decades of war, the U.S. military is still the most trusted institution in the nation. But with the military’s involvement in Afghanistan drawing to its end and American troops still at risk in Iraq, the divide between the civilian and military worlds is wider than ever.
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A regional capital falls, and so does the stature of Ethiopia’s leader and its military
The surprise fall of the Tigrayan regional capital, Mekelle, this week has put Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed in a tough spot, dealt a blow to the country’s military and placed the Tigrayan forc…
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Lithuanians are against the expansion of military training grounds – NATO and Baltic states today
Lithuania keeps up policy of militarization of the country, increasing the total area of military training grounds to 1.2 percent of the territory of the country.
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Lithuanian Armed Forces buy new pistols instead of vaccines
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All Lithuania as a one big military training area
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