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Turkey Set for Lone War as US Dismisses Idea of Reentry

by Jason Ditz | Feb 27, 2020

Turkey Set for Lone War as US Dismisses Idea of Reentry | Esper: I don’t see any likelihood that we would be back

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Emphasizing China Threat, US Insists ‘The West Is Winning’

by Jason Ditz | Feb 16, 2020

Emphasizing China Threat, US Insists ‘The West Is Winning’ | Esper: China remains to ‘top concern’ for the Pentagon

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US Has Not Set a Date for Afghanistan Violence Reduction Deal

by Jason Ditz | Feb 16, 2020

US Has Not Set a Date for Afghanistan Violence Reduction Deal | Esper says peace plan is dangerous, but US must give it a chance

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Pentagon: No Attempt Made to Underplay Casualties in January 8 Iran Attack

by Jason Ditz | Jan 17, 2020

Pentagon: No Attempt Made to Underplay Casualties in January 8 Iran Attack | Esper only just found out about the injuries too

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Esper Saw No Evidence Embassies Were Under Threat

by Jason Ditz | Jan 12, 2020

Esper Saw No Evidence Embassies Were Under Threat | Esper: ‘They probably could have been targeting the embassies’

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US SecDef Threatens Preemptive Attack on Iran

by Jason Ditz | Jan 2, 2020

US SecDef Threatens Preemptive Attack on Iran | Esper insists that ‘the game has changed’ with Iran

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Esper Wants Afghan Drawdown to Focus on China

by Jason Ditz | Dec 17, 2019

Esper Wants Afghan Drawdown to Focus on China | Competition with China is a ‘higher priority’

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Esper: US Sent 14,000 Troops to Middle East to Control Iranian Influence

by Jason Ditz | Dec 15, 2019

Esper: US Sent 14,000 Troops to Middle East to Control Iranian Influence | US ‘increasingly concerned’ Iran might attack

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Pentagon Sends Mixed Signals on Exchange Programs After Pensacola

by Jason Ditz | Dec 8, 2019

Pentagon Sends Mixed Signals on Exchange Programs After Pensacola | Esper says review ordered, but generals downplay chance of changes

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SecDef: US Drawdown in Afghanistan ‘Not Necessarily’ Tied to Taliban Deal

by Jason Ditz | Dec 2, 2019

SecDef: US Drawdown in Afghanistan ‘Not Necessarily’ Tied to Taliban Deal | Troop cuts may happen with or without deal

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