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NATO clarifies comments that four missing US soldiers had died during training in Lithuania

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By VANESSA GERA and LOLITA C. BALDOR

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The real question is where exactly did they die.

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Imagine Biden's administration not having an immediate response to this. Instead everything is waved for the team that can't shoot straight.

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JJEToday  06:47 am JST

The real question is where exactly did they die.

There is no question that they weren't in Belarus or russia's stolen appendage.

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The Irish Sun is reporting that the M88 Hercules armored recovery vehicle the four soldiers were operating was found submerged in a body of water. It is a 65 - 70 ton vehicle depending on the version and it doesn't float.

Sounds to me like they mistakenly drove into a pond or similar in the dark.

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That sounds like a terrible way to go. RIP

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Evidence on how the US big industrial military complex is trying to incite tensions worldwide, from Eastern Europe to Middle East, all the way to Taiwan strait

To put it with the Political Analyst and Columbia University Professor Jeffrey Sachs: ‘The United States are the most lawless and dangerous country in the world by far’

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The U.S. Army said the Hercules armored vehicle the four U.S. soldiers were in during a training exercise had been found submerged in a body of water.

There are a lot of places where they can be submerged by water in Russia,so better to be ready and better prepared and trained.

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FosToday 12:51 pm JST

‘The United States are the most lawless and dangerous country in the world by far’

Except for clearly the one Lithuania is being defended against.

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Rest in peace.

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