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Trump Mulls Domestic Deployment VIRUS OUTBREAK FACES Future of stadiums, DOD wants plasma Spike Lee weighs in on arenas promises high from recovered patients what’s different about tech, low capacity to help with treatment George Floyd protests Back page Page 5 Page 15 UN report: Afghan Taliban still maintain ties with al-Qaida » Page 3 stripes.com Volume 79, No. 33 ©SS 2020 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 2020 50¢/Free to Deployed Areas AMERICA PROTESTS Trump mulls domestic deployment PATRICK SEMANSKY/AP A member of the District of Columbia National Guard looks out from a vehicle driving on West Executive Avenue at the White House on Monday in Washington, as protests over the death of George Floyd, a black man who died in police custody in Minneapolis, occur nearby. Presidential powers allow wide latitude Air Force’s top enlisted leader speaks for use of military against US citizens out on black rage and urges change BY ERIC TUCKER But a decision to do so would be BY JOSEPH DITZLER men and so many others in our LOLITA C. BALDOR AND met with likely legal opposition Stars and Stripes ranks … I am outraged at watch- Associated Press and strong opposition from gover- ing another Black man die on nors seeing it as an overreaction. As violence tore across U.S. cit- television before our very eyes,” WASHINGTON — President “If a city or state refuses to ies in the wake of a black man’s Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force Donald Trump’s warning that he take the actions that are neces- death, the top enlisted member Kaleth O. Wright wrote on Twit- would deploy the United States sary to defend the life and prop- ter and Facebook. “What happens military to any state that refuses of the Air Force on social media erty of their residents, then I will WAYNE CLARK/U.S. Air Force all too often in this country to to take aggressive action against Monday urged his countrymen deploy the United States military rioting rests on a long-standing Chief Master Sergeant of the and women to acknowledge the Black men who are subjected to and quickly solve the problem presidential power that gives Air Force Kaleth O. Wright plight of black men in America police brutality that ends in death wide latitude to the White House, for them,” Trump said during a spoke out about the plight of and to do something about it. … could happen to me.” legal experts said. 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T O D A Y IN STRIPES American Roundup ..... 14 Classified .................. 13 Comics ...................... 19 Crossword ................. 19 Faces ........................ 15 Opinion .................16-17 Sports ...................21-24 Wednesday, June 3, 2020 •STARS AND STRIPES• F3HIJKLM PAGE 3 WAR/MILITARY UN says Taliban maintain ties with al-Qaida BY PHILLIP WALTER WELLMAN Qaida, the Taliban remains “a formidable Stars and Stripes fighting force” and “appears well prepared for the 2020 fighting season,” it said. KABUL, Afghanistan — The Taliban The U.S. invaded Afghanistan in 2001 to haven’t severed ties with al-Qaida and may destroy al-Qaida, mastermind s of the 9 /11 have strengthened them, despite pledging attacks on the U.S., and to oust the ruling to stop cooperating with terrorist groups, Taliban, who provided sanctuary to the the United Nations said in a report released terrorist group. this week. Between 400 and 600 active al-Qaida Al-Qaida has hailed the Taliban’s deal fighters remain in 12 of Afghanistan’s 34 with the U.S. as a victory for global mili- provinces, the U.N. has estimated. They tancy, the report said. It added that some have long-standing ties to the Taliban members of the Taliban — which pledged — especially the Pakistan-based Haqqani in the Feb. 29 deal to no longer allow terror network affiliate — through friendship, in- groups to launch attacks from Afghan soil termarriage and a history of shared strug- /Stars and Stripes and to start talks with the Afghan govern- gle, and those “deep personal ties” don’t J.P. LAWRENCE ment — still believe they “can and will … appear to be weakening, the U.N. report Zalmay Khalilzad, American special envoy for Afghan reconciliation, left, and the achieve their aims by force.” said. Taliban’s top political leader Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar sign a peace deal in Doha, The U.S. pledged under the deal to with- “The Taliban regularly consulted with Qatar on Feb. 29. A United Nations report says the Taliban have not met the deal’s draw its forces from Afghanistan by the al-Qaida during negotiations with the requirement that they sever ties with al-Qaida. summer of 2021, but only if the Taliban ful- United States and offered guarantees that filled commitments under the agreement. it would honor their historical ties,” the re- completed before the November elections The blast killed two civilians and wound- Several U.S. lawmakers have criticized port said. in the U.S., The New York Times reported. ed two, said Tariq Arian,
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