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The commander of a U.S. base in Greenland was fired after she sent an email to the military calling JD Vance and the Trump administration's designs on Greenland "not reflective" of the community the vice president visited.

Col. Susannah Meyers, who headed Pituffik Space Base, was fired over "loss of confidence in her ability to lead," according to a Space Force news release.

The firing came after Meyers sent an email breaking with the Trump administration's criticism of Denmark and threats to take over Greenland.

"I do not presume to understand current politics, but what I do know is the concerns of the U.S. administration discussed by Vice President Vance on Friday are not reflective of Pituffik Space Base," Meyers wrote, according to a Space Force official. The message went out to American, Danish, Greenlandic and Canadians base members, according to a source with knowledge of the email.

TVNL Comment: This is unbelievable. The thin-skinned children in the WH believe they can insult and demean anyone, anywhere in the world, but cry as soon as they are criticiized in the most professional manner possible.

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Ukraine's key allies meet Thursday to continue hashing out the details of any peacekeeping mission sent to Ukraine in the event of a peace deal with Russia.

They'll be led by France's Defense Minister Sébastien Lecornu and his British counterpart John Healey, who will meet with their fellow defense ministers from the so-called coalition of the willing that includes many European countries, Canada and Australia but not the United States at NATO HQ in Brussels.

Chiefs of defense staff of both the United Kingdom and France were in Ukraine last week and briefed their counterparts earlier this week, the French Armed Forces Ministry said.

The meetings are helping flesh out what Kyiv would like from a peacekeeping mission — something it sees as critical to prevent Russia from attacking again, especially as the U.S. and other countries have blocked its hopes of being invited to join NATO.

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In a letter marking one month since his detention by immigration authorities, Noor Abdalla vowed to continue to fight for the release of her husband, Mahmoud Khalil, and for the right to speak up on behalf of Palestinian rights.

“We will not be silenced,” she said. “We will persist, with even greater resolve, and we will pass that strength on to our children and our children’s children – until Palestine is free.”