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National Guard shooter was part of CIA-backed unit

National Guard shooting suspect served in bloody, CIA-led 'zero units'

The Afghan man accused of shooting two National Guard soldiers blocks from the White House last week served with CIA-backed "zero units" in Afghanistan, paramilitary groups that carried out secret rai...

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What We Know About the CIA Unit Allegedly Tied to the D.C. Shooting Suspect

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National Guard shooter was part of CIA-backed unit, struggled to adjust to U.S.

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After service in CIA-trained unit, alleged National Guard shooter struggled to adapt in U.S.

Rahmanullah Lakanwal was once an elite counterterrorism fighter in Afghanistan working alongside U.S. forces.

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National Guard shooting suspect spent weeks isolated in bedroom, case worker's email said

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Homeland Security Secretary Blames Biden For National Guard Shooting

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Inside the CIA-backed 'Zero Units' and Luigi Mangione in court: Morning Rundown

Luigi Mangione, the man accused of fatally shooting UnitedHealth CEO Brian Thompson outside a Manhattan hotel last year, returns to court today for the start of a key hearing that could impact the evidence allowed in the rest of his trial.

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Alleged D.C. Shooter Begged CIA for Help as He Tried to Find Work

The National Guard shooting suspect felt abandoned by the CIA after working together for so long, his fellow unit member said.

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Brother of alleged DC gunman Rahmanullah Lakanwal was a platoon leader in elite CIA-backed ‘Zero Unit,’ ex-squad official says

While Lakanwal began as a security guard for the unit in 2012, he later ascended to a team leader and GPS specialist, said the cousin who did not want to be publicly identified.

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Exclusive: How Gabbard's 'hunters' pounced on secret CIA warehouse for Kennedy files

The officials arrived at the secret CIA archival facility one morning in April. Their mission: to seize still-classified CIA files on the assassinations of Robert F. Kennedy, John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr.