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IG Finds Civilian-Protection Efforts Eviscerated Under Hegseth at Pentagon

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Source: The Intercept
IG Finds Civilian-Protection Efforts Eviscerated Under Hegseth at Pentagon
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A Pentagon Inspector General report says funding and staffing cuts to civilian harm mitigation under War Secretary Pete Hegseth crippled the DoD’s ability to implement the 2022 CHMR-AP by FY2025, with 11 objectives and 133 implementing actions incomplete and the data-management platform discontinued, raising civilian-protection and readiness risks and drawing charges that the review whitewashes the program’s dismantling.

Topics:worlddefense#center-of-excellence#chmr-ap#civilian-harm#defense#pentagon-inspector-general#pete-hegseth
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  1. Internal Pentagon Report Reveals Hegseth Is Willfully Putting Civilians in Danger  The Intercept
  2. Pentagon quietly shut legally required program to prevent civilian deaths by military, watchdog finds  The Guardian
  3. Congress clashes with Pentagon over civilian harm reduction program  Army Times
  4. Inspector General’s Report Finds Pentagon Is Violating U.S. Law by Failing to Prevent Civilian Harm  Amnesty International USA
  5. Watchdog Reports Pentagon Dismantled Civilian Harm Prevention Program  AsatuNews.co.id

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