New Report Sheds Light on Pentagon’s Secret Wars Playbook

The analysis suggests that the U.S. war in Somalia was waged with no clear legal basis.

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The United States has fought more than a dozen “secret wars” over the last two decades, according to a new report from the Brennan Center for Justice at New York University’s School of Law. Through a combination of ground combat, airstrikes, and operations by U.S. proxy forces, these conflicts have raged from Africa to the Middle East to Asia, often completely unknown to the American people and with minimal congressional oversight.

“This proliferation of secret war is a relatively recent phenomenon, and it is undemocratic and dangerous,” wrote Katherine Yon Ebright, counsel in the Brennan Center’s Liberty and National Security Program. “The conduct of undisclosed hostilities in unreported countries contravenes our constitutional design. It invites military escalation that is unforeseeable to the public, to Congress, and even to the diplomats charged with managing U.S. foreign relations.”

.https://theintercept.com/2022/11/03/us-military-secret-wars/

New Report Sheds Light on Pentagon’s Secret Wars Playbook

The analysis suggests that the U.S. war in Somalia was waged with no clear legal basis.

New Report Sheds Light on Pentagon’s Secret Wars Playbook

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