On September 26, 2022 NATO naval commandos sabotaged both the Nordstream I and [[Nordstream II]] pipelines in [[Danish]] water off Barnholm island,<ref>https://youtu.be/VEKtudJXPR4</ref> guaranteeing that the German people and others throughout the continent would freeze as [[winter]] approached. The detachment of US Navy ships led by the amphibious assault ship USS Kearsarge announced the completion of work in the area of the alleged sabotage on gas pipelines. US ships completed their tasks in the Baltic Sea and were spotted heading to the Baltic Straits into the North Sea. President Putin had proposed three weeks earlier to reopen the pipeline to alleviate Europeans home heating crisis<ref>https://www.aa.com.tr/en/russia-ukraine-war/russia-ready-to-switch-on-nord-stream-ii-pipeline-tomorrow-if-europe-gives-green-light/2678820</ref> while Biden had vowed to end the pipeline.<ref>https://youtu.be/vbM7-r2VaMc</ref>
''[[Reuters]]'' reported the [[Pentagon]] announced on November 23, 2022 that air strikes by NATO ally Turkiye threatened the safety of U.S. military personnel in northern Syria where the United States has roughly 900 troops [[illegal]]ly stationed and without any authorization from the [[U.S. Congress]] or the [[United Nations]]. Turkish President Erdogan said Turkiye's air operations were only the beginning and it would launch a land operation when convenient after an escalation in retaliatory strikes.<ref>https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/turkish-air-strikes-syria-threatened-safety-us-personnel-pentagon-2022-11-23/</ref> Turkiye launched air operations in retaliation for an [[Istanbul]] [terrorist]] attack a week earlier that killed six people and injured 81, in which Turkiye claimed the United States was complicit.
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