They coordinate between themselves, AQAP, other affiliates and AQ Central.
And I don't see any particular attention to it while those things are happening. And it makes me completely disillusioned.
They coordinate between themselves, AQAP, other affiliates and AQ Central.
And I don't see any particular attention to it while those things are happening. And it makes me completely disillusioned.
*as queer as possible
*as queer as possible
Saturday...have a small order to bake. Chef didn't sleep well, so I'm being aqap*
*As Quiet As Possible
Saturday...have a small order to bake. Chef didn't sleep well, so I'm being aqap*
*As Quiet As Possible
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US this year has bombed:
-Islamic State in Syria and Iraq
-Islamic State in Somalia
-ISKP in Afghanistan
-Al-Qaeda in Somalia
-Houthis and AQAP in Yemen
-Iranian nuclear facilities
There is so much going on at the same time, while people have no idea.
US this year has bombed:
-Islamic State in Syria and Iraq
-Islamic State in Somalia
-ISKP in Afghanistan
-Al-Qaeda in Somalia
-Houthis and AQAP in Yemen
-Iranian nuclear facilities
There is so much going on at the same time, while people have no idea.
Kimsenin eşit şartlara sahip olmak istediği filan yok. Güç istiyor, ezmek için tabii ki
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If that's true, CENTCOM has actually been averaging closer to 22 targets per day in Yemen than 18—about as many as the US was striking across Iraq and Syria combined in 2015-16.
That’s a lot. At the height of the air war against ISIS in 2017, CENTCOM was striking ~45 targets per day. For much of 2016, it was ~25 per day.
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Every “powerful” jihadi group of the last 20 years (AQAP, ISIS, AQIM etc) was started by some dickhead who was like “fuck these AQ pussies.”
Every “powerful” jihadi group of the last 20 years (AQAP, ISIS, AQIM etc) was started by some dickhead who was like “fuck these AQ pussies.”
But the U.S. may still be targeting the al Qaeda branch, David Sterman writes. He argues that transparency is necessary for oversight and accountability.
www.justsecurity.org/129392/us-ai...
But the U.S. may still be targeting the al Qaeda branch, David Sterman writes. He argues that transparency is necessary for oversight and accountability.
www.justsecurity.org/129392/us-ai...
- white world CENTCOM support to the Saudi coalition
- SOF (SOCCENT+JSOC) counter-Houthi stuff
- JSOC counter-AQAP
- CIA T50 'stuff' (CT/anti-AQAP and maybe counter-Houthi stuff too)
- white world CENTCOM support to the Saudi coalition
- SOF (SOCCENT+JSOC) counter-Houthi stuff
- JSOC counter-AQAP
- CIA T50 'stuff' (CT/anti-AQAP and maybe counter-Houthi stuff too)
DIY and those grey “wood” floorboards should make you run away AQAP
DIY and those grey “wood” floorboards should make you run away AQAP
Occasional reminder that ever U.S. President since George H.W. Bush has used military force in Somalia.
www.africom.mil/pressrelease...
www.justice.gov/opa/pr/massa...
www.justice.gov/opa/pr/massa...
They've gotten a lot more hush hush about it, but the US still maintains a presence in Yemen for counterterrorism operations against AQAP, and probably once every 6 months there's an unattributed strike that kills an AQAP leader
And what you can see from this is how dramatically these strikes have gone down in recent years.
Source: t.co/kZNrOSqljG
They've gotten a lot more hush hush about it, but the US still maintains a presence in Yemen for counterterrorism operations against AQAP, and probably once every 6 months there's an unattributed strike that kills an AQAP leader