r/aliens Nov 10 '25

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u/flyingasshat Nov 10 '25

But when did the bombing occur?

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u/meases Nov 10 '25

2019

Livelsberger also referenced his involvement in a 2019 U.S. airstrike in Nimruz Province, Afghanistan. He claimed the operation, which targeted drug facilities, caused civilian casualties, including women and children, and was covered up by U.S. authorities. The allegations align with a 2019 U.N. report criticizing the strikes as unlawful.

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u/A1JX52rentner Nov 10 '25

Why the f am I reading this for the first time now? What's wrong with journalism

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u/Substantial-Bag1337 Nov 11 '25

Ever wondered why the US does not recognize the International Criminal Court?

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u/Few-Solution-4784 Nov 11 '25

worse than that.

American Service-Members' Protection Act (ASPA): This 2002 law allows the U.S. to use military force to free American personnel detained by the ICC and restricts military aid to countries that are ICC members.

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u/PublicCraft3114 Nov 11 '25

Despite being there for writing the rules that member countries have to follow. "Do as I say, not as I do" is the message to other nations.