Bangladesh News: US Special Forces officer Terrence Jackson died mysteriously in Dhaka. It has been claimed that he had come to Bangladesh to assassinate PM Modi; a plot thwarted by Russia and India.

US Wanted Assassinate PM Modi: A new report has emerged regarding the death of US Special Forces officer Terrence Arvelle Jackson. Jackson was found dead in a hotel in Bangladesh's capital, Dhaka, on August 31. It has now been revealed that he was a US Army officer and had lived in Bangladesh for approximately four months. During this time, he visited several military and sensitive locations.

According to reports, Jackson visited three districts, including the Chittagong Naval Base, bordering Mizoram, India. Jackson, 50, previously served in the US Special Forces and later took early retirement from the military to work for a private security company. He is believed to have been associated with the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment, also known as the "Night Stalkers" unit.

Jackson had his sights set on the Northeast.

According to the report, Jackson had his sights set on India's Northeast. He visited the Chittagong Naval Base, where Bangladesh Navy warships and submarines are stationed. He also visited Bangladesh Army bases, such as the Jalalabad Cantonment area, where a Para Commando brigade is stationed. The report also states that he trained Bangladesh Army officers.

Conspiracy to assassinate PM Modi

Jackson's death has raised many questions. The US has remained silent on the matter and is not disclosing what he was doing in Bangladesh. Some media reports claimed that Jackson was plotting to assassinate Prime Minister Narendra Modi , a plot thwarted by Russia and India. Even the RSS website Organiser has made similar claims in its report. However, these claims have not been independently verified.

US military base on the island of Saint Martin

According to the report, the US wants to expand its military and strategic influence in Bangladesh, such as establishing a base on the island of St. Martin. Jackson was no ordinary officer. He served in the US Army for nearly 20 years and held several commands in Asia.

Overall, the case of Terrence Jackson is not just a death. It exposes security and political complexities between the United States, Bangladesh, and India and raises many questions whose answers remain unclear.

 PC: NBT