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Iran test fires cruise missiles resistant to ‘electronic war,’ says naval chief
Iran test fired cruise missiles in a naval exercise in the Gulf of Oman and northern Indian Ocean, state media reported Thursday.
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Russian aircraft are flying in Libyan airspace, says US Africa Command
AFRICOM cited photographic evidence of a Russian aircraft departing Al Jufra Airfield and a MiG-29 operating near Sirte, Libya.
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North Korea’s military to reenter inter-Korea cooperation sites
North Korea said Wednesday it will redeploy troops to now-shuttered inter-Korean cooperation sites, reinstall guard posts and resume military exercises at front-line areas, nullifying the landmark tension-reducing deals reached with South Korea just two years ago.
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NATO chief plays down concern over US troop withdrawl plans in Germany
“The U.S. has made it clear that no final decision has been made on how and when,” NATO’s chief told reporters
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North Korea blows up inter-Korea liaison office, raising tensions
The explosition was largely symbolic, but still provacative.
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North Korea’s military threatens to reenter areas demilitarized under inter-Korean agreements
North Korea’s military on Tuesday threatened to move back into zones that were demilitarized under inter-Korean peace agreements.
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Iraqi army says 2 rockets hit base near Baghdad, no losses
Two rockets hit an Iraqi base frequented by U.S. troops north of Baghdad late Saturday without causing any casualties, Iraq’s military said, the third such attack this month and just days after Washington and Baghdad launched strategic talks.
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South Korea urges North to uphold deals amid rising animosities
South Korea on Sunday convened an emergency security meeting and urged North Korea to uphold reconciliation agreements, hours after the North threatened to demolish a liaison office and take military action against its rival.
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Yankee go home: What does moving American troops out of Germany mean?
After more than a year of thinly-veiled threats to start pulling U.S. troops out of Germany unless Berlin increases its defense spending, President Donald Trump appears to be proceeding with a hardball approach, planning to cut the U.S. military contingent by more than 25%.
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$250 million aid package to Ukraine will support US security too, defense experts say
The aid package “tells the Russians that they can’t go to Kyiv and create a vassal state or change the geography of Europe again,” said one expert.
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Iran test fires cruise missiles resistant to ‘electronic war,’ says naval chief
Iran test fired cruise missiles in a naval exercise in the Gulf of Oman and northern Indian Ocean, state media reported Thursday.
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Russian aircraft are flying in Libyan airspace, says US Africa Command
AFRICOM cited photographic evidence of a Russian aircraft departing Al Jufra Airfield and a MiG-29 operating near Sirte, Libya.
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North Korea’s military to reenter inter-Korea cooperation sites
North Korea said Wednesday it will redeploy troops to now-shuttered inter-Korean cooperation sites, reinstall guard posts and resume military exercises at front-line areas, nullifying the landmark tension-reducing deals reached with South Korea just two years ago.
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NATO chief plays down concern over US troop withdrawl plans in Germany
“The U.S. has made it clear that no final decision has been made on how and when,” NATO’s chief told reporters
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North Korea blows up inter-Korea liaison office, raising tensions
The explosition was largely symbolic, but still provacative.
-
North Korea’s military threatens to reenter areas demilitarized under inter-Korean agreements
North Korea’s military on Tuesday threatened to move back into zones that were demilitarized under inter-Korean peace agreements.
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Iraqi army says 2 rockets hit base near Baghdad, no losses
Two rockets hit an Iraqi base frequented by U.S. troops north of Baghdad late Saturday without causing any casualties, Iraq’s military said, the third such attack this month and just days after Washington and Baghdad launched strategic talks.
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South Korea urges North to uphold deals amid rising animosities
South Korea on Sunday convened an emergency security meeting and urged North Korea to uphold reconciliation agreements, hours after the North threatened to demolish a liaison office and take military action against its rival.
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Yankee go home: What does moving American troops out of Germany mean?
After more than a year of thinly-veiled threats to start pulling U.S. troops out of Germany unless Berlin increases its defense spending, President Donald Trump appears to be proceeding with a hardball approach, planning to cut the U.S. military contingent by more than 25%.
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$250 million aid package to Ukraine will support US security too, defense experts say
The aid package “tells the Russians that they can’t go to Kyiv and create a vassal state or change the geography of Europe again,” said one expert.
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Iran test fires cruise missiles resistant to ‘electronic war,’ says naval chief
Iran test fired cruise missiles in a naval exercise in the Gulf of Oman and northern Indian Ocean, state media reported Thursday.
-
Russian aircraft are flying in Libyan airspace, says US Africa Command
AFRICOM cited photographic evidence of a Russian aircraft departing Al Jufra Airfield and a MiG-29 operating near Sirte, Libya.
-
North Korea’s military to reenter inter-Korea cooperation sites
North Korea said Wednesday it will redeploy troops to now-shuttered inter-Korean cooperation sites, reinstall guard posts and resume military exercises at front-line areas, nullifying the landmark tension-reducing deals reached with South Korea just two years ago.
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NATO chief plays down concern over US troop withdrawl plans in Germany
“The U.S. has made it clear that no final decision has been made on how and when,” NATO’s chief told reporters
-
North Korea blows up inter-Korea liaison office, raising tensions
The explosition was largely symbolic, but still provacative.
-
North Korea’s military threatens to reenter areas demilitarized under inter-Korean agreements
North Korea’s military on Tuesday threatened to move back into zones that were demilitarized under inter-Korean peace agreements.
-
Iraqi army says 2 rockets hit base near Baghdad, no losses
Two rockets hit an Iraqi base frequented by U.S. troops north of Baghdad late Saturday without causing any casualties, Iraq’s military said, the third such attack this month and just days after Washington and Baghdad launched strategic talks.
-
South Korea urges North to uphold deals amid rising animosities
South Korea on Sunday convened an emergency security meeting and urged North Korea to uphold reconciliation agreements, hours after the North threatened to demolish a liaison office and take military action against its rival.
-
Yankee go home: What does moving American troops out of Germany mean?
After more than a year of thinly-veiled threats to start pulling U.S. troops out of Germany unless Berlin increases its defense spending, President Donald Trump appears to be proceeding with a hardball approach, planning to cut the U.S. military contingent by more than 25%.
-
$250 million aid package to Ukraine will support US security too, defense experts say
The aid package “tells the Russians that they can’t go to Kyiv and create a vassal state or change the geography of Europe again,” said one expert.
