r/antiwar
A SOLDIER THROWS GRENADE INTO PALESTINIAN VEHICLE
u/Amr_Abu_Ouda — 4 days ago
The ripple effects of the Iran war could threaten education for millions of kids around the world
apnews.comu/Jumpy_Scallion_3108 — 3 days ago
After killing hundreds in boat strikes, US military expands campaign on land in Latin America
apnews.comu/GregWilson23 — 3 days ago
When war becomes normal, peace starts looking radical
u/SockOk5701 — 2 days ago
The flap of a U.S. Air Force KC-135, with some soldiers’ choice words written in the dust.
u/Fatty_Willing_Plane — 4 days ago
u/Apollo_Delphi — 5 days ago
US Military Morale in the Middle East Is in the Overflowing Toilet
commondreams.orgu/Ok_Crazy1195 — 6 days ago
Soldiers assisting illegal settlers lay siege to civilian home and try to starve children
u/Automatic_Tackle_261 — 8 days ago
u/shado_mag — 5 days ago
“Total Whitewash”: New Pentagon Report Claims U.S. Killed No Civilians in Boat Strikes
theintercept.comu/Impressive_Box4144 — 9 days ago
World war is not a future threat, but a present reality
The world war now spreading across five continents raises to the highest level the historic struggle of this epoch: between global imperialist war and the world revolution. Study the reports and resolutions of the 9th Congress of the Socialist Equality Party, on the World Socialist Web Site, wsws.org
u/DryDeer775 — 6 days ago
Multiple Choice: If the US is found guilty of war crimes, who should bear the punishment?
A. The Current President: it matters not if he/she was in power during the crime- a transfer of duties occurred during inauguration.
B. The Former President: he/she was in power during the crimes
C, House of Representatives and Senate : They approved the formal declaration of war
D. Ranking military service members involved who served: they carried out the actions
E. All US citizens.- because it is a democracy.
u/Independent-Story883 — 7 days ago
On this day in 1961, the US started spraying Agent Orange in a campaign called “Operation Ranch Hand,” which would last 10 years. The intention was to kill as much plant life as possible to deny the Viet Kong access to food and cover. Hundreds of thousands of Vietnamese died and millions got cancer.
u/Impressive_Box4144 — 10 days ago
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Sen. Van Hollen: Iran war is illegal and we cannot fund another dime
responsiblestatecraft.orgu/cdnhistorystudent — 5 days ago
Aramco facilities in Saudi Arabia were attacked. The Saudi Ministry of Energy confirmed an attack on Aramco facilities in the Jazan region early Sunday morning.
u/Fatty_Willing_Plane — 12 days ago
Israel deliberately starting wildfires in southern Lebanon, firefighters say
theguardian.comu/cdnhistorystudent — 8 days ago