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Two US drones collide and crash over Idlib, Syria, defense official says
Defense official says two drones collided over Idlib, Syria.
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Iran denies Taliban were paid bounties to target US troops in Afghanistan
Iran on Tuesday denied reports it paid Taliban fighters to target U.S. forces and allies in Afghanistan.
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Afghanistan government halts prisoner release, delaying talks with Taliban
Peace talks between Afghanistan’s government and the Taliban are no postponed indefinitely.
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Iraqi leader says country still needs US help to counter ISIS threat
Iraq’s prime minister said Monday ahead of a much anticipated trip to Washington that his country still needs U.S. assistance to counter the threat posed by the Islamic State group.
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MacDill EODs remove French air-to-air missile from Florida airport
EOD techs from MacDill Air Force Base were called to a local airport to remove a French air-to-air missile.
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Carrier Ronald Reagan heads back into the South China Sea
The aircraft carrier and its strike group steamed into the restive waters on Friday.
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No coalition casualties as US troops, SDF, return fire on pro-Syrian regime forces in Syria, officials say
Syrian state media and an opposition war monitoring group reported that a U.S. helicopter gunship attacked a Syrian army checkpoint. U.S. defense officials say that didn’t happen.
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Kabul begins release of final 400 Taliban prisoners called for in US agreement
Afghanistan has released the first 80 of a final 400 Taliban prisoners, paving the way for negotiations between the warring sides in Afghanistan’s protracted conflict, the government said Friday.
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75 years later, can Asia shake off shackles of the past?
Northeast Asia doesn’t so much repeat history as drag it along like an anchor.
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Pompeo inks deal to support more American troops in Poland
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo sealed a defense cooperation deal Saturday with Polish officials that will pave the way to deploy more American troops to Poland.
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Two US drones collide and crash over Idlib, Syria, defense official says
Defense official says two drones collided over Idlib, Syria.
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Iran denies Taliban were paid bounties to target US troops in Afghanistan
Iran on Tuesday denied reports it paid Taliban fighters to target U.S. forces and allies in Afghanistan.
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Afghanistan government halts prisoner release, delaying talks with Taliban
Peace talks between Afghanistan’s government and the Taliban are no postponed indefinitely.
-
Iraqi leader says country still needs US help to counter ISIS threat
Iraq’s prime minister said Monday ahead of a much anticipated trip to Washington that his country still needs U.S. assistance to counter the threat posed by the Islamic State group.
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MacDill EODs remove French air-to-air missile from Florida airport
EOD techs from MacDill Air Force Base were called to a local airport to remove a French air-to-air missile.
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Carrier Ronald Reagan heads back into the South China Sea
The aircraft carrier and its strike group steamed into the restive waters on Friday.
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No coalition casualties as US troops, SDF, return fire on pro-Syrian regime forces in Syria, officials say
Syrian state media and an opposition war monitoring group reported that a U.S. helicopter gunship attacked a Syrian army checkpoint. U.S. defense officials say that didn’t happen.
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Kabul begins release of final 400 Taliban prisoners called for in US agreement
Afghanistan has released the first 80 of a final 400 Taliban prisoners, paving the way for negotiations between the warring sides in Afghanistan’s protracted conflict, the government said Friday.
-
75 years later, can Asia shake off shackles of the past?
Northeast Asia doesn’t so much repeat history as drag it along like an anchor.
-
Pompeo inks deal to support more American troops in Poland
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo sealed a defense cooperation deal Saturday with Polish officials that will pave the way to deploy more American troops to Poland.
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Two US drones collide and crash over Idlib, Syria, defense official says
Defense official says two drones collided over Idlib, Syria.
-
Iran denies Taliban were paid bounties to target US troops in Afghanistan
Iran on Tuesday denied reports it paid Taliban fighters to target U.S. forces and allies in Afghanistan.
-
Afghanistan government halts prisoner release, delaying talks with Taliban
Peace talks between Afghanistan’s government and the Taliban are no postponed indefinitely.
-
Iraqi leader says country still needs US help to counter ISIS threat
Iraq’s prime minister said Monday ahead of a much anticipated trip to Washington that his country still needs U.S. assistance to counter the threat posed by the Islamic State group.
-
MacDill EODs remove French air-to-air missile from Florida airport
EOD techs from MacDill Air Force Base were called to a local airport to remove a French air-to-air missile.
-
Carrier Ronald Reagan heads back into the South China Sea
The aircraft carrier and its strike group steamed into the restive waters on Friday.
-
No coalition casualties as US troops, SDF, return fire on pro-Syrian regime forces in Syria, officials say
Syrian state media and an opposition war monitoring group reported that a U.S. helicopter gunship attacked a Syrian army checkpoint. U.S. defense officials say that didn’t happen.
-
Kabul begins release of final 400 Taliban prisoners called for in US agreement
Afghanistan has released the first 80 of a final 400 Taliban prisoners, paving the way for negotiations between the warring sides in Afghanistan’s protracted conflict, the government said Friday.
-
75 years later, can Asia shake off shackles of the past?
Northeast Asia doesn’t so much repeat history as drag it along like an anchor.
-
Pompeo inks deal to support more American troops in Poland
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo sealed a defense cooperation deal Saturday with Polish officials that will pave the way to deploy more American troops to Poland.
