
Pentagon orders 1,500 troops to be ready, but experts say another goal
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The Pentagon has ordered 1,500 soldiers from the Alaska-based unit to be ready to intervene in the Democratic state of Minnesota, where major protests are taking place against immigration police.
DECRYPTION – The Pentagon has ordered 1,500 soldiers from the unit based in Alaska to be ready to intervene in the Democratic state, where major demonstrations are taking place against the immigration police. But some experts believe it could be intended for a completely different purpose.
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The “Arctic Angels” could be deployed to Greenland rather than Minnesota.
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