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Special Operations veteran Jack Murphy, co-host of The Team House podcast, joins Ward to review the details of the IDF’s recent daring and complicated hostage rescue mission that resulted in the return of four Israelis kidnapped on October 7.

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“While Washington continues to debate its Ukraine policy, everyone can be relieved that no side has employed any nuclear weapons yet.” When the United States and its partners intervened after Russia’s full-scale invasion, there were serious and well-reasoned concerns about the extent to which the conflict could escalate. These worst-case scenarios never unfolded partly because the United States and its partners calibrated their intervention, rejecting proposals like a no-fly zone that could have brought the U.S. and coalition militaries into direct contact with Russian forces.

In an interesting twist on its use of captured Ukrainian armor, video shows Russian forces experimenting with what’s been attributed as a salvaged T-72AMT main battle tank modified with remote controls. How Russia might look to employ the concept remains unclear, but there is a historical precedent for using remote controlled tanks in mine-clearing operations, or it could even be used as a crude ‘first-person view’ (FPV) tank.
Footage of the modified T-72AMT has recently been circulating on social media.

A U.S.-made Patriot air defense system was responsible for shooting down a Russian A-50 Mainstay airborne early warning and control (AEW&C) aircraft over the Sea of Azov on January 14, according to a U.S. Army officer. The high-value aircraft, one of only a handful immediately available to Russia, was the first of two brought down in the space of five weeks. Previously, a Ukrainian official confirmed to TWZ that the second A-50 was brought down by a Soviet-era S-200 (SA-5 Gammon) long-range surface-to-air missile.

Two U.S soldiers partying in Bogota, Colombia were drugged, kidnapped and robbed by a woman and two men in 2020. One of the men will was sentenced to 48 years in prison for the 2020 abduction. Photo by Dustin Perry.
A Colombian man who helped drug, kidnap and rob two U.S. Army soldiers after a night of partying will spend nearly 50 years in a U.S. prison. Jeffersson Arango Castellanos, 36, was sentenced to 48 years by a federal judge for the 2020 attack on the U.S. soldiers in Bogota in 2020 which left both incapacitated and missing for most of a day.
Castellanos was brought to the U.S.