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Explosions and bullets rain past obstacles as the Royal Thai Marine Corps and U.S. Marines clear ground in a bilateral assault March 5, 2020, as part of exercise Cobra Gold 2020. Over the course of an hour, a force of over 100 Marines and Thais demonstrated combat breaching of obstacles and indirect fire support for combined arms rehearsals.

After the initial assault, U.S. Marine combat engineers used the M-58 Mine Clearing Line Charge, or MICLIC, to clear mines and improvised explosive devices. The MICLIC clears mine fields by firing a line charge that, when detonated, can clear ground for troops and vehicles to safely navigate contested areas. With the combined effects of indirect fire, ground troop assault, and integrated maneuver, the demonstration revealed just how effective a bilateral force can be.

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Realistic, tactical combat:Developed with help from members of the Special Operations Forces community, Breach & Clear features actual close-quarters combat tactics and a variety of door-breaching techniques. Soldiers equip real-world weapons and gear; firefights take place in real time.

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Now, in Beach & Clear, we have an entire video game dedicated to the art of making an entrance. You assume strategic control of four special operatives, trained in close quarters battle and experts in breaching a room and 'clearing' its inhabitants with a bullet to the head. At the start of each mission you're presented with a bird's eye view of the target building. Its floors are gridded, as in a strategy RPG or chess, and, having directed each of your soldiers to one of the building's entrances, you must select whereabouts you want each man to move to on your signal. By rotating a vision cone you may direct each unit's line of sight and attempt to cover all the angles in the room. Then, when the plan has been formulated, you issue your squad with the signal and sit back and watch in glee or horror as they execute your orders.

When the quest begins, all Vault Dwellers will be notified of the location where the Motherlode mining robot will be surfacing to drop off its latest haul of mineral scrap and other items it gathered while burrowed. The location will be one of the Hornwright testing sites, and upon arrival, an alarm bell can be heard ringing, along with warning lights on top of the bunker at the location flashing to indicate the imminent arrival of the Motherlode. Clear out the initial enemies in the area, usually mole miners, and the Motherlode will soon surface after warning player characters to stand clear of where it will emerge.

Once it surfaces, many of the containers on it will be marked by red lights. As the quest continues, several will change color at certain intervals. Ones marked by green lights are available immediately, but ones marked by yellow lights will be inaccessible unless a player character has the Hornwright senior executive ID to grant clearance to those containers, which is earned during the quest The Motherlode. However, at those intervals, mole miners and mole rats will need to be eliminated before the Motherlode can unlock its next set of containers.

Q. whereas in its second interim compliance report adopted on 25 September 2020, the Council of Europe Group of States against Corruption (GRECO) welcomed the amendments to the Act on the National Assembly to make the provisions prohibiting or restricting members of parliament (MPs) from engaging in certain activities more operational by providing for clearer consequences in case these matters are not resolved by the MP in question; whereas, however, the report also found that more determined measures remain necessary to improve the current integrity framework of the Hungarian Parliament, in particular to improve the level of transparency and consultation in the legislative process (including the introduction of rules on interactions with lobbyists), to adopt a code of conduct for MPs (covering in particular various situations that could lead to a conflict of interest), to further develop rules obliging MPs to disclose in an ad hoc manner potential conflicts between their parliamentary work and their private interests, to ensure a uniform format of asset declarations and to review the broad immunity enjoyed by MPs, as well as to ensure the effective supervision and enforcement of rules of conduct, conflict of interest and asset declarations;

S. whereas on 12 February 2021, the Congress of Local and Regional Authorities of the Council of Europe noted a generally negative situation in terms of local and regional self-government in Hungary due to a general failure to comply with the European Charter of Local Self-Government, and expressed concerns about a clear trend towards recentralisation, a lack of effective consultation and significant interference by the state in municipal functions; whereas the congress also highlighted certain shortcomings in the situation of local self-government in the country, such as a lack of financial resources available to local authorities and their inability to recruit high-quality staff;

AF. whereas in its opinion of 16 October 2021 on the amendments to the Act on the Organisation and Administration of the Courts and the Act on the Legal Status and Remuneration of Judges adopted by the Hungarian Parliament in December 2020, the Venice Commission reiterated the recommendations on the role of the President of the NOJ from its 2012 opinion, which had not been addressed; whereas the Venice Commission also recommended setting up clear, transparent and foreseeable conditions for the seconded judges to be assigned to a higher position after the period of secondment; whereas the Venice Commission made several recommendations related to the allocation of cases, the power of the President of the Kria to increase the members of adjudicating panels, the uniformity decisions and the composition of chambers in the uniformity complaint procedure; whereas the Venice Commission also observed that the regime for the appointment of the President of the Kria introduced with the 2019 amendments could pose serious risks of politicisation and have important consequences for the independence of the judiciary, or the perception thereof by the public, considering the crucial role of this position in the judicial system;

BS. whereas in its opinion of 2 July 2021 on the constitutional amendments adopted by the Hungarian Parliament in December 2020, the Venice Commission highlighted the need to reconsider Article 7 of the Ninth Amendment relating to Article 38 of the Constitution and introducing in the Fundamental Law the public interest asset management foundations performing public duties; whereas the Venice Commission suggested that these foundations should be regulated by statutory law instead, with all the relevant duties of transparency and accountability for the management of their funds (public and private) set out clearly, as well as appropriate safeguards of independence for the composition and functioning of the board of trustees; whereas the Venice Commission also mentioned that these laws should take into account the significant role of universities as places of free thought and argumentation, providing for all due measures to guarantee the proper safeguarding of academic independence and institutional autonomy;

BX. whereas in its judgment of 18 June 2020 in Case C-78/18, Commission v Hungary (transparency of associations), the CJEU concluded that by adopting the provisions(17) of Law No LXXVI of 2017 on the Transparency of Organisations which receive Support from Abroad, Hungary had introduced discriminatory and unjustified restrictions on foreign donations to civil society organisations in breach of its obligations under Article 63 TFEU and Articles 7, 8 and 12 of the Charter; whereas the Commission decided to send a letter of formal notice to the Hungarian authorities on 18 February 2021, considering that they had not taken the necessary measures to comply with the judgment; whereas on 20 July 2021, the Commission indicated in the country chapter on Hungary of the 2021 Rule of Law Report that the Hungarian Parliament had repealed the law and introduced new rules on legality checks for civil society, and that pressure remained on civil society organisations critical towards the government; whereas the systematic dismantling of the rule of law, democracy and fundamental rights has restricted the space for opposition parties and civil society organisations, trade unions and interest groups, leaving no room for social dialogue and consultation; ff782bc1db