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An archaeological crew may have found a WWII US bomber in Italy
An archaeological dig in Sicily has uncovered traces of a lost World War II American heavy bomber shot down in 1943, and possible human remains that could lead to identification of five airmen whose bodies were never recovered.
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Medal of Honor recipient Gary Beikirch dies at 74
President Richard M. Nixon awarded Beikirch with the Medal of Honor on Oct. 15, 1973.
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Putin to mull options if West refuses guarantees on Ukraine
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Sunday he would ponder a slew of options if the West fails to meet his push for security guarantees precluding NATO’s expansion to Ukraine.
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US withdrawal and Afghanistan’s next chapter
Associated Press reporters who covered the Taliban’s lightning sweep across the country and the subsequent fallout reflect on the story and their own experiences.
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Security talks with US, NATO to start next month, Russian foreign minister says
Last week, Moscow submitted draft security documents demanding that NATO deny membership to Ukraine and other former Soviet countries and roll back the alliance’s military deployments in Central and Eastern Europe.
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Israel was involved in US drone strike that killed Soleimani, ex-intel chief says
Soleimani headed the Iranian Revolutionary Guard’s elite Quds Force and helped orchestrate Iran’s involvement with paramilitary groups abroad.
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Putin blames West for tensions, demands security guarantees
Tensions reignited in recent weeks after Moscow massed tens of thousands of troops near Ukraine’s border.
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As Taliban advanced on Kabul in August, U.S. and coalition aircraft stepped up air strikes dramatically
U.S. and coalition aircraft released 153 munitions in Afghanistan in August, the most since October 2020, as the U.S. and the now-defunct Islamic Republic of Afghanistan desperately tried to beat back the advance of the Taliban ahead of the withdrawal of U.S. troops.
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Russia sends nuclear-capable bombers on patrol over Belarus
Saturday’s four-hour patrol marked Russia’s third such mission in Belarus since last month.
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Russia sets out tough demands for security pact with NATO
Moscow wants the U.S. to start talks immediately on the proposals in Geneva.
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An archaeological crew may have found a WWII US bomber in Italy
An archaeological dig in Sicily has uncovered traces of a lost World War II American heavy bomber shot down in 1943, and possible human remains that could lead to identification of five airmen whose bodies were never recovered.
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Medal of Honor recipient Gary Beikirch dies at 74
President Richard M. Nixon awarded Beikirch with the Medal of Honor on Oct. 15, 1973.
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Putin to mull options if West refuses guarantees on Ukraine
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Sunday he would ponder a slew of options if the West fails to meet his push for security guarantees precluding NATO’s expansion to Ukraine.
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US withdrawal and Afghanistan’s next chapter
Associated Press reporters who covered the Taliban’s lightning sweep across the country and the subsequent fallout reflect on the story and their own experiences.
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Security talks with US, NATO to start next month, Russian foreign minister says
Last week, Moscow submitted draft security documents demanding that NATO deny membership to Ukraine and other former Soviet countries and roll back the alliance’s military deployments in Central and Eastern Europe.
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Israel was involved in US drone strike that killed Soleimani, ex-intel chief says
Soleimani headed the Iranian Revolutionary Guard’s elite Quds Force and helped orchestrate Iran’s involvement with paramilitary groups abroad.
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Putin blames West for tensions, demands security guarantees
Tensions reignited in recent weeks after Moscow massed tens of thousands of troops near Ukraine’s border.
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As Taliban advanced on Kabul in August, U.S. and coalition aircraft stepped up air strikes dramatically
U.S. and coalition aircraft released 153 munitions in Afghanistan in August, the most since October 2020, as the U.S. and the now-defunct Islamic Republic of Afghanistan desperately tried to beat back the advance of the Taliban ahead of the withdrawal of U.S. troops.
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Russia sends nuclear-capable bombers on patrol over Belarus
Saturday’s four-hour patrol marked Russia’s third such mission in Belarus since last month.
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Russia sets out tough demands for security pact with NATO
Moscow wants the U.S. to start talks immediately on the proposals in Geneva.
-
An archaeological crew may have found a WWII US bomber in Italy
An archaeological dig in Sicily has uncovered traces of a lost World War II American heavy bomber shot down in 1943, and possible human remains that could lead to identification of five airmen whose bodies were never recovered.
-
Medal of Honor recipient Gary Beikirch dies at 74
President Richard M. Nixon awarded Beikirch with the Medal of Honor on Oct. 15, 1973.
-
Putin to mull options if West refuses guarantees on Ukraine
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Sunday he would ponder a slew of options if the West fails to meet his push for security guarantees precluding NATO’s expansion to Ukraine.
-
US withdrawal and Afghanistan’s next chapter
Associated Press reporters who covered the Taliban’s lightning sweep across the country and the subsequent fallout reflect on the story and their own experiences.
-
Security talks with US, NATO to start next month, Russian foreign minister says
Last week, Moscow submitted draft security documents demanding that NATO deny membership to Ukraine and other former Soviet countries and roll back the alliance’s military deployments in Central and Eastern Europe.
-
Israel was involved in US drone strike that killed Soleimani, ex-intel chief says
Soleimani headed the Iranian Revolutionary Guard’s elite Quds Force and helped orchestrate Iran’s involvement with paramilitary groups abroad.
-
Putin blames West for tensions, demands security guarantees
Tensions reignited in recent weeks after Moscow massed tens of thousands of troops near Ukraine’s border.
-
As Taliban advanced on Kabul in August, U.S. and coalition aircraft stepped up air strikes dramatically
U.S. and coalition aircraft released 153 munitions in Afghanistan in August, the most since October 2020, as the U.S. and the now-defunct Islamic Republic of Afghanistan desperately tried to beat back the advance of the Taliban ahead of the withdrawal of U.S. troops.
-
Russia sends nuclear-capable bombers on patrol over Belarus
Saturday’s four-hour patrol marked Russia’s third such mission in Belarus since last month.
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Russia sets out tough demands for security pact with NATO
Moscow wants the U.S. to start talks immediately on the proposals in Geneva.
