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The future of war: UAE hires U.S. mercenaries to assassinate political leaders

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The Duran – News in Review – Episode 137.

The Duran’s Alex Christoforou and International Affairs and Security Analyst via Moscow, Mark Sleboda discuss the stunning Buzzfeed News article that exposes the dangerous and dark 'war strategy' of the United Arab Emirates, hiring American ex-soldiers to target and kill political enemies.

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An investigation by BuzzFeed News has revealed that Middle East Monarchy, United Arab Emirates, hired U.S. mercenaries to assassinate political leaders and religious clerical leaders in war torn Yemen.

The U.S. ex-military, elite soldiers were paid by to kill those designated as “terrorists” by the UAE.

The UAE worked with the U.S. based mercenary-for-hire Spear Operations Group, founded by Israeli-American Abraham Golan, who told BuzzFeed News...

“There was a targeted assassination program in Yemen. I was running it.”

Spear Operations Group’s first target in Yemen was Anssaf Ali Mayo, the local leader of the Islamist political party Al-Islah, a party whose members include Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Tawakkul Karman.

Is this the future of war?

#UAE #Mercenaries #BuzzFeed #TheDuran

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The future of warThe Durans Alex ChristoforouInternational AffairsSecurity AnalystMoscow Mark SlebodaBuzzfeed NewsUnited Arab EmiratesSee BuzzFeed News

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