vehicles operating without appropriate armor in areas outside of protected compounds.

Sometimes he would be staying in motion in vehicles. Sometimes those vehicles were taxicabs, ... And sometimes he spent, again, three or four hours in a taxicab that was not a taxicab; it didn't have the meter running.

I think that anytime wrongdoing occurs, it's important that that wrongdoing be reported. And I think that's appropriate. Now, who one reports that to -- the authorities -- is one thing or somebody else is another. But I'm not knowledgeable enough to be in a position to judge it,

in a manner that is reasonably consistent with the Geneva Conventions, to the extent they are appropriate.

increase the number of special operations forces available for missions worldwide, while expanding their capabilities in some key areas.

There may be some isolated residences outside protected areas that have sustained damage. But in the communities along the Red River, there are not significant amounts of damage.