
“One of the major elements of Afghanistan’s air war will remain after most U.S. troops have headed home, the U.S. military command confirmed today. Armed drones, operated by the U.S., will remain over Afghanistan after 2014. Western Pakistan, the epicenter of the U.S. drone war from 2009 to 2011, experienced a surge in U.S. drone strikes at the beginning of this year. Those drones are under the control of the CIA, and U.S. military officials believe that’s likely to remain the case even if the Obama administration takes away many of the CIA’s drone operations, since there is no declared U.S. war in Pakistan. Those drones are flown from Afghanistan.”
http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2013/04/armed-drones-afghanistan/
Related posts:
Another Failed Gun Control Experiment
US Treasury denies it is trying to torpedo Bitcoin
Trump's New Iran Sanctions Take Nike Shoes Off World Cup Team's Feet
Syrian rebels get 400-ton shipment of arms
DEA Agent Joins Marijuana Industry
State Department’s Bar Tab: $415,000 a Year
Gold, the Titanic & Lifeboats - Why it's Important to Own Physical Gold
How to Retire Gracefully in Your Own Community, Not Sun City
Immigration Patterns in the Eurozone
Wisconsin lawmaker & state official threatened with arrest for observing protest
Illinois: Unconstitutional No-Taping-Cops Law Will Be Prosecuted on “Case by Case Basis”
Buying Booze With Bitcoins: Yes, I Took One For the Team
Of Course, Gun Laws MUST Exempt the Police
Obama Pushes Nations Into World War 3
US Weapon Stockpile Used by ISIS Found in Syria