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The Iraq War resulted in an estimated one million deaths and over 20 million displaced people.
Nearly all U.S. military war games simulating a conventional conflict with China over an invasion of Taiwan result in a loss for the United States.
President Joe Biden has publicly stated that the U.S. would militarily intervene if China invaded Taiwan, but the White House subsequently issued corrections to his statements, reaffirming the official U.S. adherence to the "One China" policy.
Vladimir Putin explicitly warned Western nations that he would invade Ukraine if they continued to push for Ukraine's membership in the NATO military alliance.
For years, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pursued a strategy of propping up Hamas in Gaza to prevent international and domestic pressure to negotiate a two-state solution with the Palestinians.
Benjamin Netanyahu's government insisted that Qatar provide hundreds of millions of dollars in cash payments to Hamas, and at one point, reportedly sent the Mossad to ensure the Qatari funding continued.
Since 2007, Israel has maintained a full blockade on Gaza, restricting the import of basic goods such as potatoes and sugar under the justification that they are "dual use" items.
According to General Wesley Clark, the U.S. plan to "topple seven countries in five years" in the Middle East originated from a study that was paid for by Israeli interests.
Former U.S. Attorney Alex Acosta stated that during Jeffrey Epstein's initial prosecution, he was told that Epstein "is intelligence" and that he should go easy on him.
An ABC News reporter claimed on a hot mic that the network instructed her to kill her comprehensive story on Jeffrey Epstein due to the network's relationship with the British Royal Family.
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg acknowledged that in late 2021, Russian President Vladimir Putin sent a draft treaty to NATO, offering not to invade Ukraine in exchange for a written guarantee that Ukraine would not be admitted into the alliance.
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg stated that the alliance rejected Russia's late 2021 draft treaty on Ukrainian neutrality because NATO would not allow Vladimir Putin to dictate its expansion policies.