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THE Lesotho Defence Force (LDF) announced that its raid in Liphakoeng last Thursday had yielded illegal guns and ammunition. The army said the raid was part of its Puff adder operation targeting illegal firearms. The raid came days after the murder of five people in Fobane in a gruesome attack suspected to be linked to […]

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False claim 83 senators voted to let NATO send US to war

The amendment rejected in the Senate would only have reaffirmed something that has always been the case: In the U.S., only Congress can declare war.

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No, 83 senators didn t vote to give NATO the authority to send US to war

The amendment rejected in the Senate would only have reaffirmed something that has always been the case: In the U.S., only Congress can declare war.

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