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Norway says Russia jammed GPS signal during NATO drill
The Norwegian Defense Ministry said Tuesday that Russian forces in the Arctic disturbed GPS location signals during a recent large NATO drill in Norway.
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US, Iraqi forces kill dozens of Islamic State fighters
The U.S. military says American and Iraqi forces killed more than 50 Islamic State militants, including several commanders, in northern Iraq last month.
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2 Koreas complete the disarming of 22 guard posts
The North and South Korean militaries completed withdrawing troops and firearms from 22 front-line guard posts on Saturday as they continue to implement a wide-ranging agreement reached in September to reduce tensions across the world’s most fortified border, a South Korean Defense Ministry official said.
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US to stop refueling of Saudi aircraft in Yemen war
The United States will stop refueling Saudi Arabian aircraft fighting Houthi rebels in Yemen, the Pentagon and the Saudi kingdom said late Friday.
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US pushes back at China’s warning to avoid islands it claims in South China Sea
Mattis, Pompeo seek to ease hostility between U.S. and Chinese militaries before the two countries’ presidents meet for talks.
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Taliban posts photos of MQ-9 Reaper they claim to have shot down; US says it simply crashed
An unmanned aircraft suffered a malfunction in late October and wound up as a prop in Taliban propaganda photos, who falsely claimed to have shot down the drone.
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Mattis, Pompeo meet with Chinese leaders on global hot spots, trying to avoid military accidents
They’re expected to have a “frank and open” talk on North Korea, cooperation on Afghanistan and Iran, and other security strategy.
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US-North Korea nuclear talks are cancelled; move may be pressure tactic, analysts say
North Korea is seen as angling for a quick summit to win concessions from President Trump.
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Russian intercept marks a return to Cold War behavior in Europe’s skies
Russian fighters buzzing U.S. Navy recon planes in Eastern Europe could lead to disaster, analysts warn.
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US-backed troops take Yemen port area with ground assault, airstrikes
A renewed coalition offensive has seen dozens of fighters have been killed and hundreds wounded on both sides.
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Norway says Russia jammed GPS signal during NATO drill
The Norwegian Defense Ministry said Tuesday that Russian forces in the Arctic disturbed GPS location signals during a recent large NATO drill in Norway.
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US, Iraqi forces kill dozens of Islamic State fighters
The U.S. military says American and Iraqi forces killed more than 50 Islamic State militants, including several commanders, in northern Iraq last month.
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2 Koreas complete the disarming of 22 guard posts
The North and South Korean militaries completed withdrawing troops and firearms from 22 front-line guard posts on Saturday as they continue to implement a wide-ranging agreement reached in September to reduce tensions across the world’s most fortified border, a South Korean Defense Ministry official said.
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US to stop refueling of Saudi aircraft in Yemen war
The United States will stop refueling Saudi Arabian aircraft fighting Houthi rebels in Yemen, the Pentagon and the Saudi kingdom said late Friday.
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US pushes back at China’s warning to avoid islands it claims in South China Sea
Mattis, Pompeo seek to ease hostility between U.S. and Chinese militaries before the two countries’ presidents meet for talks.
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Taliban posts photos of MQ-9 Reaper they claim to have shot down; US says it simply crashed
An unmanned aircraft suffered a malfunction in late October and wound up as a prop in Taliban propaganda photos, who falsely claimed to have shot down the drone.
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Mattis, Pompeo meet with Chinese leaders on global hot spots, trying to avoid military accidents
They’re expected to have a “frank and open” talk on North Korea, cooperation on Afghanistan and Iran, and other security strategy.
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US-North Korea nuclear talks are cancelled; move may be pressure tactic, analysts say
North Korea is seen as angling for a quick summit to win concessions from President Trump.
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Russian intercept marks a return to Cold War behavior in Europe’s skies
Russian fighters buzzing U.S. Navy recon planes in Eastern Europe could lead to disaster, analysts warn.
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US-backed troops take Yemen port area with ground assault, airstrikes
A renewed coalition offensive has seen dozens of fighters have been killed and hundreds wounded on both sides.
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Norway says Russia jammed GPS signal during NATO drill
The Norwegian Defense Ministry said Tuesday that Russian forces in the Arctic disturbed GPS location signals during a recent large NATO drill in Norway.
-
US, Iraqi forces kill dozens of Islamic State fighters
The U.S. military says American and Iraqi forces killed more than 50 Islamic State militants, including several commanders, in northern Iraq last month.
-
2 Koreas complete the disarming of 22 guard posts
The North and South Korean militaries completed withdrawing troops and firearms from 22 front-line guard posts on Saturday as they continue to implement a wide-ranging agreement reached in September to reduce tensions across the world’s most fortified border, a South Korean Defense Ministry official said.
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US to stop refueling of Saudi aircraft in Yemen war
The United States will stop refueling Saudi Arabian aircraft fighting Houthi rebels in Yemen, the Pentagon and the Saudi kingdom said late Friday.
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US pushes back at China’s warning to avoid islands it claims in South China Sea
Mattis, Pompeo seek to ease hostility between U.S. and Chinese militaries before the two countries’ presidents meet for talks.
-
Taliban posts photos of MQ-9 Reaper they claim to have shot down; US says it simply crashed
An unmanned aircraft suffered a malfunction in late October and wound up as a prop in Taliban propaganda photos, who falsely claimed to have shot down the drone.
-
Mattis, Pompeo meet with Chinese leaders on global hot spots, trying to avoid military accidents
They’re expected to have a “frank and open” talk on North Korea, cooperation on Afghanistan and Iran, and other security strategy.
-
US-North Korea nuclear talks are cancelled; move may be pressure tactic, analysts say
North Korea is seen as angling for a quick summit to win concessions from President Trump.
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Russian intercept marks a return to Cold War behavior in Europe’s skies
Russian fighters buzzing U.S. Navy recon planes in Eastern Europe could lead to disaster, analysts warn.
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US-backed troops take Yemen port area with ground assault, airstrikes
A renewed coalition offensive has seen dozens of fighters have been killed and hundreds wounded on both sides.
