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The Pentagon mobilizes an elite unit in Alaska while Donald Trump talks about a major agreement with Moscow.
Quick Look
- The Pentagon has placed 1,500 Arctic Angels troops on alert for potential intervention in Minnesota.
- At the same time, Donald Trump announced a future agreement with Russia after receiving an envoy from Vladimir Putin.
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Why It Matters
The Pentagon has ordered 1,500 soldiers from the Alaska-based unit to be ready to intervene in Minnesota. Demonstrations against the immigration police are underway there.
The Pentagon has ordered 1,500 soldiers from the Alaska-based unit to be ready to intervene in the Democratic state, where major protests are taking place against immigration police. But some experts believe it could be intended for a completely different purpose.
The American president also indicated that he met Kirill Dmitriev, the emissary of his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin, invited by Melania Trump on Thursday to the White House. He predicts a “very big” deal with Russia that “could encompass all of Europe.”
Open Questions
- What is the real mission of the Arctic Angels in Minnesota?
- What is the precise content of the agreement mentioned with Russia?
