Developing: US may begin airstrikes against ISIS in Phillippines

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DEVELOPING: US May Begin Airstrikes Against ISIS in Philippines...

The Pentagon is considering a plan that allows the U.S. military to conduct airstrikes on ISIS in the Philippines, two defense officials told NBC News. The authority to strike ISIS targets as part of collective self-defense could be granted as part of an official military operation that may be named as early as Tuesday, said the officials. The strikes would likely be conducted by armed drones. If approved, the U.S. military would be able to conduct strikes against ISIS targets in the




We're just all over the dam place it's almost like pin the tail on the donkey , whose gonna get pinned first LOL.
 
DEVELOPING: US May Begin Airstrikes Against ISIS in Philippines...

The Pentagon is considering a plan that allows the U.S. military to conduct airstrikes on ISIS in the Philippines, two defense officials told NBC News. The authority to strike ISIS targets as part of collective self-defense could be granted as part of an official military operation that may be named as early as Tuesday, said the officials. The strikes would likely be conducted by armed drones. If appro

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We're just all over the dam place it's almost like pin the tail on the donkey , whose gonna get pinned first LOL.
Some Genos Need to Be Cided

Back in the 90s we should have helped Serbia destroy the Al Qaida destroy the Al Qaida outpost of Bosnia. Our worthless ruling class either doesn't know who the real enemy is or, in the rare cases when it knows what's going on, doesn't know how to defeat them.

The Deep State needs to be deposed, and not by following their self-serving legal means. We tried that with the election and now they're laughing at us by refusing to support the will of the electorate.
 
Has Duterte agreed to this?
:lmao:


Did Assad?
Pentagon spokesperson Lt. Col. Christopher B Logan told NBC News Tuesday that "The Philippines have not requested nor is the U.S. planning drone strikes in the Philippines."

Another U.S. official said that the authorization for collective self-defense was more about intelligence sharing than offensive U.S. strikes.

“Collective self-defense doesn’t necessarily mean airstrikes,” the official said.

For example, if the U.S. sees a threat to the Philippine military, it could provide that intelligence to them to protect themselves.
U.S. may begin airstrikes against ISIS in Philippines
 

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