Russian Taliban member faces trial in Virginia court
In Richmond Virginia a Russian Taliban fighter Trek Hamidullin appeared in federal court for the first time as a detainee from Afghanistan. He faces 12 terrorism charges with arraignment set before U.S. District Judge Henry Hudson and was held previously at Bagram before transfer to the United States.
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Virginia
Afghanistan
U.S
Trek Hamidullin
David Novak
Obama
Henry Hudson
Hamidullin
Khowst
U.S. Parwan
Bagram Airfield
Disciplinary action against nuke officers tops 16
The Air Force disciplined at least 16 nuclear missile commanders or senior officers over the past 18 months for misconduct and leadership failings. Recent actions include Col Carl Jones at Fort Warren and Lt Col Jimmy Keith Brown at Minot for loss of trust and unlawful discrimination, with others under investigation and an independent review forthcoming.
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Air Force
Chuck Hagel
Hagel
Associated Press
Carl Jones
Ft. Warren Air Force Base
Wyoming
91St
Minot Air Force Base
North Dakota
John Sheets
Air Force Global Strike Command
Minot
Jimmy “Keith” Brown
Brown
Sheets
Jack Weinstein
20Th Air Force
Minuteman
Mexican mayor and wife detained in Iguala students disappearance
Federal police captured Jose Luis Abarca and Maria de los Angeles Pineda in Mexico City’s Iztapalapa district as part of the probe into the disappearance of 43 students from a Guerrero teachers college. The couple allegedly ran Iguala with Guerreros Unidos cartel links and ordered police to detain the students after a bus hijacking. Mass graves have yielded remains but none identified among the missing students.
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Mexico
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Maria de Los Angeles Pineda
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Iguala
Guerrero
Enrique Pena Nieto
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Cesar Manuel Gonzalez
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Milenio Television
Mens
Guerreros Unidos
Abarca
Jose Murillo Karam
Beltran Leyva
Murillo Karam
Felipe Calderon
Salomon Pineda
U.S
Cocula
Sidfonio Casarrubias
ISIS mistreated Kurdish children in Kobani captures near Aleppo
Human Rights Watch reports Kurdish boys aged 14 to 16 were detained by ISIS after May captures near Kobani and Aleppo. About 150 youths were taken. around 50 escaped, others released in batches through Oct. 29. Survivors report beatings with a hose and electric cable, with harsher abuse for those with YPG family ties.
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Human Rights Watch
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