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The squadron began 24-hour operations upon arrival, flying its first combat sorties within 36 hours, and within the first two days had already expended ordnance on several hideouts and mortar positions containing anticoalition forces. The former KGB spy, saying the future of the country was at stake, called for creation of a powerful anti-terror agency 'capable of not only dealing with terror attacks but also working to avert them, destroy criminals in their hideouts and, if necessary, abroad,'" summarized an AP dispatch from Moscow. For example, the thermobaric bomb that was used in Afghanistan to destroy al Qaeda and Taliban members in their mountain hideouts, Sega said, "is directly linked to the basic research in DoD. |
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