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US, NATO wrap up joint exercises in the Baltics, Europe’s High North
U.S. military higher-ups described the BALTOPS and Arctic Challenge exercises as essential steps in solidifying the NATO alliance.
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A US Navy sub arrives in South Korea, a day after North’s missile test
The guided-missile submarine Michigan arrived Friday, a day after North Korea resumed missile tests to protest U.S.-South Korean live-fire drills.
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Marine veteran pleads guilty to Jan 6. Capitol assault charge
James Russell Davis, self-proclaimed Proud Boys member and Marine veteran, is the latest vet to plead guilty to charges related to the Capitol assault.
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North Korea launches 2 ballistic missiles toward sea
North Korea test-fired two short-range ballistic missiles hours after South Korean and U.S. troops ended a fifth round of large-scale live-fire drills.
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Ukraine allies debate how to boost support as Russia invasion drags on
NATO members discussing how to further arm Ukraine, while charting out a path to full membership in the alliance.
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NATO sees no change in Russia nuclear posture despite Belarus claims
NATO doubts President Alexander Lukashenko’s claims that Belarus has already received some tactical nuclear weapons from Moscow.
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UN atomic watchdog chief visits embattled Ukraine nuclear plant
A recent dam burst and Kyiv’s new counteroffensive against Russia’s invasion have heightened safety risks at the Russia-occupied Zaporizhzhia plant.
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Putin threatens to seize more of Ukraine to block border attacks
Russian President Vladimir Putin suggested that he could order his troops to try to seize more land in Ukraine to protect bordering Russian territory.
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Directory of 300 hate symbols a new tool for identifying extremism
Leaders of the group said the database could be used by military leaders to spot extremist imagery among service members.
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US military says Syria helicopter accident leaves 22 troops injured
The military statement said the service members were receiving treatment and 10 were moved to “higher care facilities” outside the region.
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US, NATO wrap up joint exercises in the Baltics, Europe’s High North
U.S. military higher-ups described the BALTOPS and Arctic Challenge exercises as essential steps in solidifying the NATO alliance.
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A US Navy sub arrives in South Korea, a day after North’s missile test
The guided-missile submarine Michigan arrived Friday, a day after North Korea resumed missile tests to protest U.S.-South Korean live-fire drills.
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Marine veteran pleads guilty to Jan 6. Capitol assault charge
James Russell Davis, self-proclaimed Proud Boys member and Marine veteran, is the latest vet to plead guilty to charges related to the Capitol assault.
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North Korea launches 2 ballistic missiles toward sea
North Korea test-fired two short-range ballistic missiles hours after South Korean and U.S. troops ended a fifth round of large-scale live-fire drills.
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Ukraine allies debate how to boost support as Russia invasion drags on
NATO members discussing how to further arm Ukraine, while charting out a path to full membership in the alliance.
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NATO sees no change in Russia nuclear posture despite Belarus claims
NATO doubts President Alexander Lukashenko’s claims that Belarus has already received some tactical nuclear weapons from Moscow.
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UN atomic watchdog chief visits embattled Ukraine nuclear plant
A recent dam burst and Kyiv’s new counteroffensive against Russia’s invasion have heightened safety risks at the Russia-occupied Zaporizhzhia plant.
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Putin threatens to seize more of Ukraine to block border attacks
Russian President Vladimir Putin suggested that he could order his troops to try to seize more land in Ukraine to protect bordering Russian territory.
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Directory of 300 hate symbols a new tool for identifying extremism
Leaders of the group said the database could be used by military leaders to spot extremist imagery among service members.
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US military says Syria helicopter accident leaves 22 troops injured
The military statement said the service members were receiving treatment and 10 were moved to “higher care facilities” outside the region.
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US, NATO wrap up joint exercises in the Baltics, Europe’s High North
U.S. military higher-ups described the BALTOPS and Arctic Challenge exercises as essential steps in solidifying the NATO alliance.
-
A US Navy sub arrives in South Korea, a day after North’s missile test
The guided-missile submarine Michigan arrived Friday, a day after North Korea resumed missile tests to protest U.S.-South Korean live-fire drills.
-
Marine veteran pleads guilty to Jan 6. Capitol assault charge
James Russell Davis, self-proclaimed Proud Boys member and Marine veteran, is the latest vet to plead guilty to charges related to the Capitol assault.
-
North Korea launches 2 ballistic missiles toward sea
North Korea test-fired two short-range ballistic missiles hours after South Korean and U.S. troops ended a fifth round of large-scale live-fire drills.
-
Ukraine allies debate how to boost support as Russia invasion drags on
NATO members discussing how to further arm Ukraine, while charting out a path to full membership in the alliance.
-
NATO sees no change in Russia nuclear posture despite Belarus claims
NATO doubts President Alexander Lukashenko’s claims that Belarus has already received some tactical nuclear weapons from Moscow.
-
UN atomic watchdog chief visits embattled Ukraine nuclear plant
A recent dam burst and Kyiv’s new counteroffensive against Russia’s invasion have heightened safety risks at the Russia-occupied Zaporizhzhia plant.
-
Putin threatens to seize more of Ukraine to block border attacks
Russian President Vladimir Putin suggested that he could order his troops to try to seize more land in Ukraine to protect bordering Russian territory.
-
Directory of 300 hate symbols a new tool for identifying extremism
Leaders of the group said the database could be used by military leaders to spot extremist imagery among service members.
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US military says Syria helicopter accident leaves 22 troops injured
The military statement said the service members were receiving treatment and 10 were moved to “higher care facilities” outside the region.
