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Taiwan looks to Australia for avoiding war with China
Speaking on the ABCās āChina Tonightā program last night, Taiwanese Foreign Minister Joseph Wu acknowledged that Taiwan is preparing for the possibility of a war with China, and that Australia will be an invaluable partner to that end. If they agree to help.
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Senator calls Pentagon Brass āthe three that broke the militaryā
During the Senate Armed Services Committee hearing on the Noncombatant Evacuation Operation (NEO) in Afghanistan yesterday, Senator Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) called Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Mark Milley, and CENTCOMM Commander Kenneth F. McKenzie Jr., āthe three who broke the military.ā
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Refugees at Ft McCoy arrested for unrelated assaults, one involving minors
The U.S. Attorneyās Office for western Wisconsin confirmed Wednesday that two separate assaults happened at Fort McCoy, Wisconsin, and that both crimes are attributed to Afghan refugees staying as guests.
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Four Ft. Polk soldiers arrested for drive-by shooting
Four U.S. Army soldiers stationed at Ft. Polk were arrested for a suspected gang-related drive-by shooting in Beauregard Parish, Louisiana on Monday. No injuries stemmed from the shooting, aside from one individual being cut by broken glass as they escaped the gunfire through a window.
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Australia had a rough week, and itās only Wednesday
Yesterday, a 5.8 magnitude earthquake unexpectedly shook up much of Australia, and Victorian police fired rubber bullets at protestors demonstrating against mandatory vaccines at the Shrine of Remembrance in Melbourne.
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India captures $2.7bn of Afghan heroin
According to Indian officials in touch with Reuters, Indiaās Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) seized nearly $2.7 billion worth of Afghan heroin last Tuesday. The seizure totals at around three tons of heroin, making it one of the largest drug seizures in Indian history.
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HKIA bomber was in CIA custody for four years
Abdul Rehman al-Loghri, the man ISIS-K claimed as the suicide bomber who facilitated the August 26 attack at Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul, Afghanistan, was in CIA custody for nearly four years before his release from prison on August 15.
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Australia abruptly cancels French submarine contract
France expressed a great deal of disappointment with Australia after the country backed out of a submarine contract they made with French shipbuilder Naval Group. The contract entailed building nearly 90 billion Australian dollars worth of submarines according to Reuters, which Australia ditched in favor of a U.S./U.K. deal.
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Taliban traded for Bergdahl now running Afghanistan
According to the Afghan television network TOLOnews, the inchoate Taliban government gave leadership positions to Khairullah Khairkhah, Noorullah Noori, Abdul Haq Wasiq, and Mohammad Fazl.
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Treasury Secretary Yellen to Congress: Alter debt limit or go broke
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen sent a letter to House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi yesterday urging her to act on the debt ceiling of the U.S. government, or, go completely broke.
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Vandal desecrates memorial for casualties of Kabul airport bombing
Yesterday, local authorities said that 13 American flags draped over the 91 freeway in Riverside, California, meant as a memorial for the U.S. service members who died in the Aug. 26 suicide bombing in Kabul, were torn to pieces by an unknown vandal. A U.S. Marine Corps flag was also damaged by the person.
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Resistance Fighters and the Taliban: uncertainty over control
Yesterday, Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid announced that the group completely defeated the National Resistance Front (NRF) and assumed control of Panjshir Province, Afghanistan. A translation of the announcement offers a slight glimpse at the truth of the matter.
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