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"Bloodbath" on the Morocco-Spain border
According to Moroccan state television, 23 Africans were killed attempting to cross one of Europe’s two land borders with Africa as approximately 2,000 migrants — predominantly sub-Saharan — attempted to cross into Melilla, Spain.
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US no longer allowed to use landmines... except in North Korea
The white house announced on Tuesday that the use of landmines by the US military was to be more heavily restricted in an effort to bring ourselves back into lockstep with the global policy and sentiment about the ordinance.
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US Intelligence: Russia's military is a hollow force
It’s been four months since Russia first invaded Ukraine and US intelligence officials have begun to believe that Russia’s long feared military is a hollow force.
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Violent protests in India over new military recruitment policy
Violent protests erupt in India after the Narendra Modi — India’s Prime Minister — administration announced this week a sweeping revamping of India’s 1.38 million troop military with a focus on reducing the average age of service members by limiting their time in service to four years.
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Army sees spike in STDs, drinking, and Tinder among Latin America Advisors
Soldiers deployed to Colombia with the Army’s 1st Security Force Assistance Brigade (SFAB) received word from their chain of command to cut back on the debauchery as reports of unauthorized drinking and an upswing in Tinder use lead to a spike in STDs among married and single advisors alike.
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China accuses Canada of "provocations," threatens "serious consequences"
This comes after Canada’s claim last week that Chinese fighter jets had “buzzed” Canadian air crews while patrolling Asian skies in a joint effort to enforce UN sanctions imposed on North Korea. The Canadian crews were keeping an eye on possible violations of these sanctions by Pyongyang.
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UK MP watches porn in Parliament, resigns
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s Conservative Party comes under fire once again after one of his party members admitted to watching porn in Parliament.
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Iran and China discuss military cooperation to combat US unilateralism
This past Wednesday, Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi announced the Iranian government’s interest in expanding their military cooperation with China. According to Iranian state media, this was conveyed to the Chinese Minister of National Defense during a visit to Tehran.
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Venezuela's military lighter on corruption than homosexuality
According to Venezuela’s military code of justice, “unnatural acts” perpetrated between two consenting, same-sex adults are punished by three years in prison and a dishonorable discharge. This makes serving in the military and living life as an openly gay person an impossibility.
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President of Brazil: 35,000 Viagra bought by the military was for high blood pressure
Brazilian Congressman Eliaz Vaz recently discovered that the Brazilian military had purchased 35,000 Viagra pills for the country’s Air Force and Navy. Vaz said that he utilized the government’s “transparency portal” to obtain the information. The portal is in place to grant the public access to information on government spending.
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Columbian Army under investigation after 11 civilians killed during operation
OPIAC used the term “false positives” to draw a connection between the 11 killed on March 28th of this year, and the 6,400 civilians killed by Columbian military between 2002 and 2008 at the apex of a civil war that lasted 5o years. Last year a Columbian special court ruled that the 6,400 civilians were in fact murdered, but painted as enemies killed in action by the military.
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Exclusive: Interviewing American Veterans in Ukraine
PSM editor-in-chief accompanied Aspetto CEO to help facilitate delivery of humanitarian aid supplies to refugees in Poland, and recognized some familiar faces.
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