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Soldier missing from Taiwan's frontline island base​

Soldier failed to report for duty during roll call at Erdan Island​

TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — The Ministry of National Defense (MND) on Thursday (March 9) announced that during a morning roll call on a base in Kinmen County, a soldier was not present and a search for his whereabouts is underway.

Kinmen Defense Command issued a Thursday press release saying a soldier surnamed Chen (陳) had not reported for duty at an Erdan Island base at 1 a.m. After an officer was notified, he ordered troops to search Chen's barracks, but he was nowhere to be seen.

Currently, a search is being conducted across the entire island, which is located in Kinmen's Lieyu Township. The 26-year-old soldier is a member of the Lieyu Garrison Battalion and serves as a cook.
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Another deserter from Taiwan :cool:
 
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EU's Borrell condemns Georgia foreign influence law

European Union foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said on Tuesday a Georgian draft law on “transparency of foreign influence” was a "very bad development" for the country and could seriously affect its ties with the EU.

"This is a very bad development for Georgia and its people," Borrell said in a written statement.

EU diplomat chief Borrell urged Georgia to uphold its commitment to democracy, the rule of law and human rights. According to him, the draft law on foreign agents is incompatible with the values of the EU and contradicts Georgia's goal of joining the union.

Protesters in the small ex-Soviet state threw petrol bombs and stones at police on Tuesday night after parliament gave its initial backing to a draft law on "foreign agents" which critics say represents an authoritarian shift.

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Do you remember those statements of the Georgia’s Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili last year when he said that Zelensky was forcing Georgia to open a "second front" against Russia:

Tbilisi not planning to open 'second front': Georgian PM responds to Kiev

Georgia’s Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili alleged that Ukraine is trying to open a “second front” by drawing his nation into its war with Russia. “We have heard direct statements from Ukrainian officials that their goal is to open the second front,” said Garibashvili, who added that “attempts are still being made to transfer the Ukrainian war to our country.”

Georgia isn’t going to open a "second front" sought by Ukraine, Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili.

"Ukraine is going through misery, tragedy, and war. We must maintain peace, stability and assist development," he said. "There will be no second front in Georgia. We won’t allow that and will continue to protect our citizens and the state."

On February 25, the Georgian Prime Minister stated that his country didn’t plan to impose sanctions on Russia over the situation in Ukraine. On March 1, Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky recalled Kiev's ambassador from Tbilisi for consultations. Garibashvili's statement was also criticized by the Georgian opposition. The government accused the opposition of wanting to start a war with Russia and open a "second front."

Garibashvili’s allegations were the latest in a string of similar claims from Georgian leaders. Тhe chairman of the country’s ruling party claimed a “global war party” has the goal of “artificially creating problems for Georgia”, with the aim of opening a second front. He argued that while Georgia has the military means to “make the situation worse for Russia”, doing so would “come at the cost of destroying Georgia”.

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Georgia withdraws 'foreign influence' bill that sparked angry protests​

The announcement, carried by the country’s public broadcaster, was made after a second night of rallies, some clashing with police. Protesters could be seen waving the flag of the European Union – which Georgia applied to join last year – and those of the United States and Ukraine, as well as the Georgian flag.
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Georgia withdraws 'foreign influence' bill that sparked angry protests​

The announcement, carried by the country’s public broadcaster, was made after a second night of rallies, some clashing with police. Protesters could be seen waving the flag of the European Union – which Georgia applied to join last year – and those of the United States and Ukraine, as well as the Georgian flag.
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this seem tactical. encourage people on street. figure them out and deal with later.
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The establishment are so scared of the MAGA king that they engineered a fake coup.

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Empire in full smearing mode after Tucker revealed some uncomfortable tidbits.

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I am convinced that the establishment really is no better at the propaganda business than the SeeSeePee. What they do have is a near monopoly on the media outlets, which makes them look invincible on a global level. When left to their own devices the best they could pull off is something like "Biden Delivers".
 
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Soldier missing from Taiwan's frontline island base​

Soldier failed to report for duty during roll call at Erdan Island​


Another deserter from Taiwan :cool:
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Mainlanders should start hourly drone deliveries of tea eggs and instant noodles to the poor impoverished Kinmen soldiers.
 
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