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The fatalities in Syria keep stacking up, with more than 60,000 dead, according to a recent U.N. report, but those who support the rebels aren’t inclined to provide the type of aid that might allow them to win.
BAMAKO — Troops from Nigeria, Senegal and France were deployed in Mali on Jan. 11 supporting government forces in their offensive against Islamists in the country’s center, a Malian army officer said.
Tel Aviv — Israel marked two major milestones in the past two weeks in efforts to defend against infiltration along its southern desert borders.
As Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai huddles with U.S. officials, one former senior American diplomat predicts President Barack Obama will opt for a “low-cost, high-risk” post-2014 Afghanistan strategy.
HERZLIYA, Israel — Israel’s Defense Ministry is launching several initiatives to safeguard its industrial base, cultivate emerging markets and ultimately boost annual exports to $10 billion from the $7 billion levels of recent years.
VREDEPEEL, Netherlands — The Netherlands’ Patriot missile batteries on Jan. 7 began their journey to fellow NATO member Turkey, where they are to defend civilians near the border from a possible Syrian attack.
IZMIR, Turkey — The U.S. deployment of Patriot missiles in Turkey began Jan. 5 to help the country defend itself against any threat from neighboring Syria which is in the throes of a deadly 21-month civil war.
ANKARA — Umit Enginsoy, veteran Turkish correspondent for Defense News since 1992, died at his Ankara home Dec. 31. He was 52. A head injury caused by a fall in his home was the cause of his death, according to a preliminary medical report.
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