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Arming Local Police With Drones. Who Pulls The Trigger?
Arming Local Police With Drones. Who Pulls The Trigger?
Authored by Burak Oktenli via RealClearDefense,
Last Sunday, the World Cup was played in New Jersey, capping a summer in which American stadiums have hosted the largest sporting event on earth. Federal planners saw the airspace problem coming: the executive order that reorganized America's counter-drone posture names the 2026 World Cup explicitly as an event to protect. What the planning has not yet produced is an answer to the question that will matter most if a drone crosses the stadium fence: whose...
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Summary
Fresh Strait of Hormuz attacks: Two Greek-owned tankers were hit, further escalating threats to shipping.
War keeps widening: US airstrikes continue as Iran retaliates with regional attacks, including on Bahrain.
Casualties rise: Deaths mounting on both sides of the conflict - especially after Iranian attacks on Jordan airbase.
Desperate ceasefire efforts: Mediators are proposing a 10-day ceasefire and renewed US-Iran talks.
Houthis escalate: Announce a maritime embargo on Saudi shipping, expanding regional tensions.
Will the U.S. invade Iran before 2027?
Yes 26%...
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When Erik Prince signed on with Kinshasa last year, the brief was mostly about spreadsheets: help Congo's finance ministry actually collect taxes on its minerals. But on September 17, it turned into a firefight.
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Ask anyone in the nuclear business what holds up the "renaissance" and you won't hear much about reactor physics. You will hear about paperwork, fuel, and paperwork for fuel. The DOE's Deputy Secretary James Danly put it bluntly last week: "If we are going to have this nuclear renaissance, we are not going to be able to do it without fuel."
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