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US Is Relieved, Their Targets Are Not
US Is Relieved, Their Targets Are Not
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On Thursday, the president signed a bill that effectively avoided the possibility of a government shutdown — well, until December 3, at least. 02.10.2021, Sputnik International
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With the US government avoiding a shutdown, both Democrats and Republicans seem to be relieved by the fact that the US is now able to proceed with its obligations and activities, including overseas military operations in dozens of countries.However, the bill did not raise the debt ceiling, which is expected to be reached on October 18th, the Treasury Department said.Apart from avoiding a crisis, the bill also gives the state money to conduct airstrikes on targets designated by the United States as hostile, although these strikes have caused civilian casualties on multiple occasions.Will an apology help the next time an American missile hits someone's home?
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US Is Relieved, Their Targets Are Not
02:25 GMT 02.10.2021 (Updated: 20:34 GMT 19.10.2022) On Thursday, the president signed a bill that effectively avoided the possibility of a government shutdown — well, until December 3, at least.
With the US government avoiding a shutdown, both Democrats and Republicans seem to be relieved by the fact that the US is now
able to proceed with its obligations and activities, including overseas military operations in dozens of countries.
However, the bill did not raise the debt ceiling, which is expected to be reached on October 18th, the Treasury Department said.
Apart from avoiding a crisis, the bill also gives the state money to conduct airstrikes on
targets designated by the United States as hostile, although these strikes have
caused civilian casualties on multiple occasions.
Will an apology help the next time an American missile hits someone's home?
