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Russia, NATO conduct parallel wargames over Baltic Sea
Russian combat jets have flown training missions over the Baltic Sea in parallel with NATO’s drills in the region, the military said Thursday.
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Milley says he was wrong to accompany Trump on church walk during George Floyd protests
“I should not have been there,” the Joint Chiefs chairman said in remarks to a National Defense University commencement ceremony.
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Two USFK service members test positive for COVID-19 after arriving in S. Korea from US
So far, only five active-duty USFK service members have tested positive for COVID-19.
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Prime minister vows ISIS will never again overrun Iraqi territory
The Islamic State group will never again overrun Iraqi territory, Iraq’s prime minister vowed Wednesday in an official visit to northern Iraq.
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Taliban have not yet met conditions for complete troop withdrawal, says the top US general in the Mideast
Gen. Frank McKenzie, head of U.S. Central Command, stressed that going to zero troops by May is dependent on conditions.
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Erdogan says Turkey, US reached agreements on Libya
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Monday that he has reached agreements with his U.S. counterpart Donald Trump that could herald a “new era” concerning Libya.
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North Korea says it will cut communication channels with South
North Korea said it will cut off all communication channels with South Korea at noon Tuesday as it escalates its pressure on the South for failing to stop activists from floating anti-Pyongyang leaflets across their tense border.
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NATO chief urges allies not to go it alone
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg on Monday urged the 30 members of the world’s biggest military alliance to defend the rules-based global order and to champion democracy amid challenges from Russia and China.
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Taliban say they are readying for talks with Kabul leaders
The Taliban have started putting together their agenda for negotiations with the political leadership in Kabul, Taliban officials said, a significant first step toward talks seen as perhaps the most critical next phase in the Afghan peace process.
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National Guard to begin leaving California cities as George Floyd protests remain peaceful
Peaceful protests in California lead to National Guard withdrawal from cities.
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Russia, NATO conduct parallel wargames over Baltic Sea
Russian combat jets have flown training missions over the Baltic Sea in parallel with NATO’s drills in the region, the military said Thursday.
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Milley says he was wrong to accompany Trump on church walk during George Floyd protests
“I should not have been there,” the Joint Chiefs chairman said in remarks to a National Defense University commencement ceremony.
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Two USFK service members test positive for COVID-19 after arriving in S. Korea from US
So far, only five active-duty USFK service members have tested positive for COVID-19.
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Prime minister vows ISIS will never again overrun Iraqi territory
The Islamic State group will never again overrun Iraqi territory, Iraq’s prime minister vowed Wednesday in an official visit to northern Iraq.
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Taliban have not yet met conditions for complete troop withdrawal, says the top US general in the Mideast
Gen. Frank McKenzie, head of U.S. Central Command, stressed that going to zero troops by May is dependent on conditions.
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Erdogan says Turkey, US reached agreements on Libya
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Monday that he has reached agreements with his U.S. counterpart Donald Trump that could herald a “new era” concerning Libya.
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North Korea says it will cut communication channels with South
North Korea said it will cut off all communication channels with South Korea at noon Tuesday as it escalates its pressure on the South for failing to stop activists from floating anti-Pyongyang leaflets across their tense border.
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NATO chief urges allies not to go it alone
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg on Monday urged the 30 members of the world’s biggest military alliance to defend the rules-based global order and to champion democracy amid challenges from Russia and China.
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Taliban say they are readying for talks with Kabul leaders
The Taliban have started putting together their agenda for negotiations with the political leadership in Kabul, Taliban officials said, a significant first step toward talks seen as perhaps the most critical next phase in the Afghan peace process.
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National Guard to begin leaving California cities as George Floyd protests remain peaceful
Peaceful protests in California lead to National Guard withdrawal from cities.
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Russia, NATO conduct parallel wargames over Baltic Sea
Russian combat jets have flown training missions over the Baltic Sea in parallel with NATO’s drills in the region, the military said Thursday.
-
Milley says he was wrong to accompany Trump on church walk during George Floyd protests
“I should not have been there,” the Joint Chiefs chairman said in remarks to a National Defense University commencement ceremony.
-
Two USFK service members test positive for COVID-19 after arriving in S. Korea from US
So far, only five active-duty USFK service members have tested positive for COVID-19.
-
Prime minister vows ISIS will never again overrun Iraqi territory
The Islamic State group will never again overrun Iraqi territory, Iraq’s prime minister vowed Wednesday in an official visit to northern Iraq.
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Taliban have not yet met conditions for complete troop withdrawal, says the top US general in the Mideast
Gen. Frank McKenzie, head of U.S. Central Command, stressed that going to zero troops by May is dependent on conditions.
-
Erdogan says Turkey, US reached agreements on Libya
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Monday that he has reached agreements with his U.S. counterpart Donald Trump that could herald a “new era” concerning Libya.
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North Korea says it will cut communication channels with South
North Korea said it will cut off all communication channels with South Korea at noon Tuesday as it escalates its pressure on the South for failing to stop activists from floating anti-Pyongyang leaflets across their tense border.
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NATO chief urges allies not to go it alone
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg on Monday urged the 30 members of the world’s biggest military alliance to defend the rules-based global order and to champion democracy amid challenges from Russia and China.
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Taliban say they are readying for talks with Kabul leaders
The Taliban have started putting together their agenda for negotiations with the political leadership in Kabul, Taliban officials said, a significant first step toward talks seen as perhaps the most critical next phase in the Afghan peace process.
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National Guard to begin leaving California cities as George Floyd protests remain peaceful
Peaceful protests in California lead to National Guard withdrawal from cities.
