During a Davos interview, President Trump said NATO allies’ troops in Afghanistan stayed back from the front lines and weren’t really needed, prompting outrage in Britain where 405 personnel died in hostile action, many in fierce Helmand battles. Prime Minister Starmer demanded an apology, paying tribute to their courage “We will never forget the sacrifices of those who served in Afghanistan.”
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UK Conservative Leader Kemi Badenoch Describes President Trump’s Comment About British Troops In Afghanistan As ‘Disgraceful.’
Conservative Leader Kemi Badenoch on Friday criticised President Donald Trump’s comments after he claimed troops from NATO allies were “a little off the front lines” during fighting in Afghanistan. Badenoch wrote on X; “President Trump’s comments about British Troops in Afghanistan are disgraceful. “Comments like this are factually wrong, weaken NATO, and denigrate the memory of our brave soldiers who served there.” She added. The Conservative leader’s statement came after Harry, a British Army captain deployed to Afghanistan twice in 2008 and 2012, said in a statement that when NATO invoked Article 5 for the first and only time in...
Secretary Of Health And Human Services, Robert Kennedy Gives Reason For U.S Withdrawal From WHO, Claims The Health Organization No Longer Serve Its Role.
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U.S To Work With Nigeria Security, Launches Group To Counter Terrorism In The Country.
Lt. Gen. John Brennan joined senior leaders in Abuja today to launch the inaugural U.S.-Nigeria Working Group. This group establishes a new framework for coordination, accountability, and joint efforts to counter terrorism and protect the vulnerable. Credit: U.S. Africa Command
National Security Adviser Nuhu Ribadu Reveals U.S Government Alliance With Nigeria To Address Security Challenge And Counter Terrorism.
Nuhu Ribadu: “Over the course of a two-day high-level Working Group engagement, I welcomed senior U.S. government officials and reaffirmed Nigeria’s appreciation for the strong partnership with the United States. “These sustained engagements reflect a mature, trust-based relationship focused on protecting civilians, promoting religious freedom, and addressing shared security challenges.”










