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Like iraq die with chemical weapons?
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US - DPRK - ROK | 2023
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Asking for a friend ..
I don’t get it.
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He is staying there we’re no chemical weapon in Iraq but we use that to go in.
Huh
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Apolgizing for conversation hijacking. I think they are referring to the WMD “existence reason “ for the Irag war. Equating it to the posting of possible biological weapons on N.K..
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They had chemical weapons. The justification for the invasion was that they were attempting to build nukes.
Ironically it was NK in 2003 who were shouting from roof tops that they, NK, had developed nuclear weapons.
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There actually were chemical weapons in Iraq. The question is we’re they active and viable for deployment. Most of what we discovered were old and corroded of questionable usefulness to deploy.
It was common international knowledge Iraq had them and had used them repeatedly against Iran and the Kurds.
It’s important I believe to acknowledge this. But it is also fair to question if they were still actively developing WMD’s. But they did have them and used them.
U.S. troops found nearly 5,000 abandoned chemical weapons in Iraq from 2004 to 2011: report
American troops found nearly 5,000 abandoned chemical weapons in Iraq from 2004 to 2011, but their discoveries were kept secret by the U.S. government, the New York Times reports.
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Dumb statement, Puerto Rico is not an if but when as well for their test.
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Japan gets ready to shoot down N. Korea spy satellite debris
TOKYO (AP) — Japan’s defense chief on Saturday ordered troops to activate missile interceptors and get ready to shoot down fragments from a North Korean satellite that may fall on the Japanese territory.
apnews.com
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*UNCONFIRMED*
THE JAPANESE DEFENSE MINISTRY HAS ANNOUNCED THAT NORTH KOREA'S SPY SATELLITE WILL BE SHOT DOWN IF IT ENTERS JAPANESE TERRITORY.
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Righttt...
Objects in orbit are governed by the outer space treaty. No nation may lay claim to space, hence, a spy satellite in orbit cannot violate Japanese airspace (unless it de-orbits into Japan).
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I sure would like to see their satellite shoot down capabilities though!
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Aren't they talking about the launch itself? The trajectory?
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Oh, yeah that's fair game. If the rocket gets within Japanese airspace.
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