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Feb
06
2023
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By William D. Ricker
The misery of war-weary Syrians is exacerbated by a an earthquake that is deadly

The misery of war-weary Syrians is exacerbated by a an earthquake that is deadly

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The misery of war-weary Syrians is exacerbated by a an earthquake that is deadly An unstoppable stream of wounded were rushing into an overcrowded health facility located in Darkush in the northwestern region of rebel-held Syria on Monday after an earthquake of devastating magnitude struck the region. Mothers stood over crying children. Within the chaos, a man was sitting with a confused expression, his face strewn by abrasions. This man Osama Abdul Hamid was barely alive, along with his spouse and four kids from his home in the village nearby of Azmarin. A lot of their neighbors weren't as fortunate.…
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Jan
18
2023
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By Helen E. Blake
US sent Israel-stored munitions to Ukraine

US sent Israel-stored munitions to Ukraine

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US sent Israel-stored munitions to Ukraine It was reported that the United States sent a munitions storage facility within Israel to Ukraine to be used to fight Russia The Starbulletin reported on Wednesday. The decision was taken last year, when Washington's Middle East ally was under the leadership of a centrist prime minister. The Israeli source confirmed the news to Starbulletin in a statement, stating that then-Prime Minister Yair Lapid had approved the transfer, even though the United States does not formally require this approval. Although it has condemned the Russian invading of Ukraine, Israel has limited its assistance to…
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Jan
14
2023
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By Kevin Bonner
Iran Will Sell Hundreds of Ballistic Missiles to Russia

Iran Will Sell Hundreds of Ballistic Missiles to Russia

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Iran Will Sell Hundreds of Ballistic Missiles to Russia. US Ambassador for the United Nations Linda Thomas Greenfield has warned of the continued existence of the cooperation in the field of arms between Russia and the Islamic Republic of Iran and Russia. Thomas Greenfield emphasized Friday that the United States warned the UN Security Council in the past about the possibility that Iran as well as the DPRK had plans to transfer prohibited materials to Russia. "Since august, Iran is transferring several hundred UAVs to Russia which is in direct contradiction to UN Security Council Resolution 2231. How to Get…
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Jan
12
2023
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By Fredric M. Wiseman
Sweden was enticed into a military agreement with the US

Sweden was enticed into a military agreement with the US

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Sweden was enticed into a military agreement with the US. NATO and the US and NATO believed that it would be simple to persuade Turkey to allow Sweden to be a member of NATO. But, Erdogan kept shifting the goalpost and was constantly adjusting his demands. It seems that the Biden administration's effort to the Swedish accession process on track to the ranks of a NATO member failed as Turkey refused to sign the agreement and exercised its right to deny approval until its terms regarding the past tense relationship between Stockholm and Kurdish separatists are fully taken care of.…
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Jan
07
2023
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By Kevin Bonner
Ukraine is awed by US military aid as cease-fire rumored to be in shambles

Ukraine is awed by US military aid as cease-fire rumored to be in shambles

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Ukraine is awed by US military aid as cease-fire rumored to be in shambles. The Ukrainian president has praised his fellow citizens in the United States for including tank-killing vehicles in its most recent multibillion-dollar aid package for the military. The Ukrainian president has praised the United States for including tank-killing armored vehicles as part of its latest multibillion-dollar aid package for the military and says they're "exactly what is needed" for Ukrainian soldiers fighting in the face of Russian forces. Officials also said it was unclear if Moscow adhered to the unilateral cease-fire that lasted 36 hours in celebration…
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Dec
29
2022
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By Helen E. Blake
US Approves $180M Anti-Tank Weapons Sale to Taiwan

US Approves $180M Anti-Tank Weapons Sale to Taiwan

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US Approves $180M Anti-Tank Weapons Sale to Taiwan. The US State Department approved on Wednesday the sale of $180 million of anti-tank vehicle systems launched by vehicles to Taiwan according to the Pentagon declared, the most recent agreement on weapons between the autonomous island and its principal allies. Taiwan will get Volcano anti-tank munition-laying devices as well as cargo trucks, ammunition logistics support packages as well as a host of other services that are part of the agreement, as per an official Pentagon statement. "This proposed sale serves US national, economic, and security interests by supporting the recipient's continuing efforts…
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Dec
29
2022
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By Kevin Bonner
US to Sell Taiwan Anti-Tank System Amid Rising China Threat

US to Sell Taiwan Anti-Tank System Amid Rising China Threat

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US to Sell Taiwan Anti-Tank System Amid Rising China Threat. WASHINGTON - The U.S. State Department has granted approval to sell an anti-tank mine-laying device to Taiwan due to the increasing security threat from China. The department announced on Wednesday that the Volcano system, as well as the associated equipment could cost approximately $180 million. It can scatter anti-personnel and anti tank mines from a ground vehicle or helicopter. It's the kind of weapon that some experts think Taiwan requires more of in order to deter or ward off the possibility of a Chinese invasion. To make the case for…
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Dec
28
2022
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By Kevin Bonner
US Scrambles to Stop Iran From Providing Drones for Russia

US Scrambles to Stop Iran From Providing Drones for Russia

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US Scrambles to Stop Iran From Providing Drones for Russia. As the conflict in Ukraine continues to drag on certain officials have become certain they are convinced that Iran as well as Russia are forming an partnership of convenience. It is reported that the Biden administration is launching a wide-ranging campaign to stop Iran's ability to develop drones and then deliver them to Russia to be used during the conflict in Ukraine this effort recalls its long-running program to block Tehran's acces to the nuclear tech. In interviews across interviews in the United States, Europe and in Middle East, a…
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Dec
26
2022
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By Helen E. Blake
US on collision course if it keeps hollowing out one-China principle

US on collision course if it keeps hollowing out one-China principle

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US on collision course if it keeps hollowing out one-China principle Over the years, interactions with China with America have been a source of tension for decades. The United States has to a significant extent remained relatively steady due to the US following China's one-China strategy. That, in conjunction with the conscious and deliberate strategic control across both ends of the Pacific has contributed in the development of healthy bilateral relationships. It seems that the days of pleasant relations between the two sides appear to be over but Washington's strategic uncertainty has been replaced with the enforcing of China-US relations,…
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Dec
20
2022
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By Helen E. Blake
Japanese officials inspect US Navy bases for PFAS remediation

Japanese officials inspect US Navy bases for PFAS remediation

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Japanese officials inspect US Navy bases for PFAS remediation Japanese officials from the government inspected the water processing facilities in the Naval Air Facility Atsugi on Monday, three months following the time when toxic organic substances were released into a waterway at the base. A torrential rain in Atsugi in September. 24 caused an hangar control system to fail, leading to the emission of fluorine organic compound known as PFAS to a small stream that flows through the entire base of 26 miles to the southwest of Tokyo according to the Monday news release of Kanagawa prefecture as well as…
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Oct
29
2022
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By Kevin Bonner
Russia claims U.S. lowers nuclear threshold by deploying new nuclear bombs across Europe.

Russia claims U.S. lowers nuclear threshold by deploying new nuclear bombs across Europe.

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Russia has said that on Saturday the rapid use of the new U.S. B61 nuclear tactical weapons to NATO bases across Europe will reduce the "nuclear threshold" and that Russia will take this move into account when it comes to military strategy. Russia's incursion into Ukraine has brought about the biggest conflict with Moscow with the West since the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis when the two Cold War superpowers came closest to nuclear war. Henry Cavill Net Worth 2022: Car, Salary, Earnings, Assets Russia has around 2,000 operational nuclear weapons, and the United States has around 200 nuclear weapons, about…
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