Trump Announces $1,776 ‘Warrior Dividend’ for Military

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‘Agent Stakeknife’, who carried out sadistic killings then was helped to relocate to England, only once saw the inside of a courtroom
MI5 impeded inquiry into Stakeknife agent who murdered for IRA, says official report
‘I’m not going to hide again’: Stakeknife report met with relief by victims’ families
When Freddie Scappaticci, 77, suffered the stroke on the morning of 16 February 2023 that would kill him, he had not worked for two decades.
It was nevertheless in a spacious and comfortable home, known as Homeleigh, that he fell ill; a four-bedroom detached property with a double garage and a large, if dated, kitchen that led through French doors to a sprawling garden, with a wendy house half buried in the lush green hedge at the back.
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Kenyan parliament says UK army training unit ‘dismissed most complaints as false, without publishing its findings’
A report by the Kenyan parliament into the conduct of troops stationed at a British military base close to the town of Nanyuki in Kenya has alleged human rights violations, environmental destruction and sexual abuse by British soldiers.
The inquiry into the British Army Training Unit in Kenya (Batuk) was carried out by Kenya’s departmental committee on defencе, intelligence and foreign relations.
The establishment of a survivor liaison unit to offer legal aid to victims of crimes linked to Batuk personnel.
For the British and Kenyan governments to negotiate “mechanisms to hold Batuk soldiers accountable for child support”.
The creation of a military-linked crimes taskforce to oversee investigation and prosecution of offences committed by foreign military personnel.
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Ross David Cutmore, from Dunfermline, was allegedly recruited to assist in assassinations on Ukrainian soil
Ukrainian authorities have arrested a British military instructor accused of spying for Russia and plotting assassinations.
Ross David Cutmore, 40, from Dunfermline, was allegedly recruited by Russia’s intelligence service, the FSB, to “carry out targeted killings on the territory of Ukraine” between 2024 and 2025.
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