Former US Marine accused of rape in Ukraine

The victim is currently in Poland receiving medical attention for injuries sustained during the attack.

Posted on Apr 3, 2022

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Andrew Milburn retired from the Marine Corps as a colonel in 2019 after a 31-year career as an infantry and special operations officer. His last position in uniform was Deputy Commander of Special Operations Central (SOCCENT), and prior to that commanding officer of the Marine Raider Regiment and Combined Special Operations Task Force â€“ Iraq. Since retiring, he has written a critically acclaimed memoir, When the Tempest Gathers, and has had articles published in a number of national publications. He is a co-host of the Modern War Instituteâ€™s Irregular War Podcast, and Irregular War Initiative.Â

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