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Trump UN envoy: Russia’s election interference is ‘warfare’
Nikki Haley, President Donald Trump’s chief envoy to the United Nations, cast Russian interference in the 2016 election as “warfare” on Thursday, breaking in tone, if not substance, from a president who has consistently downplayed Russian influence in American politics.
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Keeping it real: Credible military options for the North Korean threat [Commentary]
Any attacks on North Korea by the U.S. would certainly put treaty ally South Korea at risk to a North Korean response, and possibly place Japan in the crosshairs.
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Japanese flight training goes wrong after military helicopter loses contact
The UH-60J disappeared from radar while flying over the Pacific Ocean.
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India informs US it’s ready to buy Raytheon ISTAR aircraft
India has made an official request to purchase two ISTAR aircraft under a government-to-government deal. The move comes within a month of U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis’ visit to India.
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Malaysia, Indonesia and Philippines target ISIS in trilateral air patrols
Known as the Trilateral Air Patrol, it follows the launch of maritime patrols by the three nations that began in June.
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Russia promises ‘countermeasures’ if Finland joins NATO
Russia’s warning to Helsinki is fueled by Moscow’s fear of having large-scale NATO forces along its approximately 840-mile border with Finland.
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Navy to send destroyer to Far East to boost ballistic missile defense
Amid growing tension with North Korea, the U.S. Navy is surging a ballistic missile defense ship to the west Pacific after two catastrophic collisions this summer diminished the missile defense options there.
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F-35 data stolen in Australian hack … but no classified info
The 2016 hacking of an Australian company, which resulted in the theft of data from military programs like the F-35 and P-8 surveillance aircraft, did not compromise any classified information linked to the joint strike fighter.
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The US and NATO’s ability to deter Russia is at risk, commander says
The effectiveness of the U.S. and its NATO allies to act as deterrents against Russia is at risk because of shortfalls in capability, said Lt. Gen. Ben Hodges, commander of U.S. Army Europe.
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South Korean lawmaker says North Korea hacked war plans
North Korean hackers may have stolen highly classified military documents, including U.S.-South Korean wartime “decapitation strike” plans against the North.
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Trump UN envoy: Russia’s election interference is ‘warfare’
Nikki Haley, President Donald Trump’s chief envoy to the United Nations, cast Russian interference in the 2016 election as “warfare” on Thursday, breaking in tone, if not substance, from a president who has consistently downplayed Russian influence in American politics.
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Keeping it real: Credible military options for the North Korean threat [Commentary]
Any attacks on North Korea by the U.S. would certainly put treaty ally South Korea at risk to a North Korean response, and possibly place Japan in the crosshairs.
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Japanese flight training goes wrong after military helicopter loses contact
The UH-60J disappeared from radar while flying over the Pacific Ocean.
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India informs US it’s ready to buy Raytheon ISTAR aircraft
India has made an official request to purchase two ISTAR aircraft under a government-to-government deal. The move comes within a month of U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis’ visit to India.
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Malaysia, Indonesia and Philippines target ISIS in trilateral air patrols
Known as the Trilateral Air Patrol, it follows the launch of maritime patrols by the three nations that began in June.
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Russia promises ‘countermeasures’ if Finland joins NATO
Russia’s warning to Helsinki is fueled by Moscow’s fear of having large-scale NATO forces along its approximately 840-mile border with Finland.
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Navy to send destroyer to Far East to boost ballistic missile defense
Amid growing tension with North Korea, the U.S. Navy is surging a ballistic missile defense ship to the west Pacific after two catastrophic collisions this summer diminished the missile defense options there.
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F-35 data stolen in Australian hack … but no classified info
The 2016 hacking of an Australian company, which resulted in the theft of data from military programs like the F-35 and P-8 surveillance aircraft, did not compromise any classified information linked to the joint strike fighter.
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The US and NATO’s ability to deter Russia is at risk, commander says
The effectiveness of the U.S. and its NATO allies to act as deterrents against Russia is at risk because of shortfalls in capability, said Lt. Gen. Ben Hodges, commander of U.S. Army Europe.
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South Korean lawmaker says North Korea hacked war plans
North Korean hackers may have stolen highly classified military documents, including U.S.-South Korean wartime “decapitation strike” plans against the North.
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Trump UN envoy: Russia’s election interference is ‘warfare’
Nikki Haley, President Donald Trump’s chief envoy to the United Nations, cast Russian interference in the 2016 election as “warfare” on Thursday, breaking in tone, if not substance, from a president who has consistently downplayed Russian influence in American politics.
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Keeping it real: Credible military options for the North Korean threat [Commentary]
Any attacks on North Korea by the U.S. would certainly put treaty ally South Korea at risk to a North Korean response, and possibly place Japan in the crosshairs.
-
Japanese flight training goes wrong after military helicopter loses contact
The UH-60J disappeared from radar while flying over the Pacific Ocean.
-
India informs US it’s ready to buy Raytheon ISTAR aircraft
India has made an official request to purchase two ISTAR aircraft under a government-to-government deal. The move comes within a month of U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis’ visit to India.
-
Malaysia, Indonesia and Philippines target ISIS in trilateral air patrols
Known as the Trilateral Air Patrol, it follows the launch of maritime patrols by the three nations that began in June.
-
Russia promises ‘countermeasures’ if Finland joins NATO
Russia’s warning to Helsinki is fueled by Moscow’s fear of having large-scale NATO forces along its approximately 840-mile border with Finland.
-
Navy to send destroyer to Far East to boost ballistic missile defense
Amid growing tension with North Korea, the U.S. Navy is surging a ballistic missile defense ship to the west Pacific after two catastrophic collisions this summer diminished the missile defense options there.
-
F-35 data stolen in Australian hack … but no classified info
The 2016 hacking of an Australian company, which resulted in the theft of data from military programs like the F-35 and P-8 surveillance aircraft, did not compromise any classified information linked to the joint strike fighter.
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The US and NATO’s ability to deter Russia is at risk, commander says
The effectiveness of the U.S. and its NATO allies to act as deterrents against Russia is at risk because of shortfalls in capability, said Lt. Gen. Ben Hodges, commander of U.S. Army Europe.
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South Korean lawmaker says North Korea hacked war plans
North Korean hackers may have stolen highly classified military documents, including U.S.-South Korean wartime “decapitation strike” plans against the North.
