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The US didn’t sell a fictional ‘Call of Duty’ jet to Norway. Here’s what the ally did buy.
The U.S. hasn’t sold any F-52s – ever. So what did President Trump mean when he said they were sold to Norway?
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DoD quietly reorganizes Cyber Command
U.S. Cyber Command has created a second deputy commander position to help the command move through elevation of unified combatant command.
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Marco Rubio’s 3 theories on who launched the Cuba sonic attacks
Sen. Marco Rubio theorized recently that there are three possible answers to who perpetrated the sonic attacks on U.S. embassy employees and their families in Cuba.
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Victoria Nuland named CEO of Center for a New American Security
A a longtime U.S. State Department official and a former deputy secretary of defense will be participating in the think tank.
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Pakistan pushed into China’s embrace as US cuts military aid
Pakistan is being further pushed into China’s embrace as a consequence of the U.S. State Department’s plan to cut military aid to Islamabad, analysts agree.
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US suspends security assistance to Pakistan
The new action targets payments of so-called Coalition Support Funds that the U.S. pays to Pakistan to reimburse it for its counterterrorism operations.
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Report: Not all sirens worked during Hawaii warning test
The Hawaii Emergency Management Agency report says nearly 93 percent of the state’s 386 sirens worked properly. Twelve mistakenly played an ambulance siren.
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Five US, European players apply for Poland’s fighter jet tender
These are the companies aiming to participate in Poland’s tender to purchase new fighter jets.
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US Navy ends search for missing Argentine sub
The U.S. Navy is wrapping up its search for a missing Argentinian sub that disappeared in November with 44 crew aboard, according to a release from U.S. Southern Command.
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US agrees to send lethal weapons to Ukraine, angering Russia
The Trump administration has approved a plan to provide lethal weapons to Ukraine, a long-awaited move that deepens America’s involvement in the military conflict and may further strain relations with Russia. Moscow responded angrily on Saturday.
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The US didn’t sell a fictional ‘Call of Duty’ jet to Norway. Here’s what the ally did buy.
The U.S. hasn’t sold any F-52s – ever. So what did President Trump mean when he said they were sold to Norway?
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DoD quietly reorganizes Cyber Command
U.S. Cyber Command has created a second deputy commander position to help the command move through elevation of unified combatant command.
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Marco Rubio’s 3 theories on who launched the Cuba sonic attacks
Sen. Marco Rubio theorized recently that there are three possible answers to who perpetrated the sonic attacks on U.S. embassy employees and their families in Cuba.
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Victoria Nuland named CEO of Center for a New American Security
A a longtime U.S. State Department official and a former deputy secretary of defense will be participating in the think tank.
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Pakistan pushed into China’s embrace as US cuts military aid
Pakistan is being further pushed into China’s embrace as a consequence of the U.S. State Department’s plan to cut military aid to Islamabad, analysts agree.
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US suspends security assistance to Pakistan
The new action targets payments of so-called Coalition Support Funds that the U.S. pays to Pakistan to reimburse it for its counterterrorism operations.
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Report: Not all sirens worked during Hawaii warning test
The Hawaii Emergency Management Agency report says nearly 93 percent of the state’s 386 sirens worked properly. Twelve mistakenly played an ambulance siren.
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Five US, European players apply for Poland’s fighter jet tender
These are the companies aiming to participate in Poland’s tender to purchase new fighter jets.
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US Navy ends search for missing Argentine sub
The U.S. Navy is wrapping up its search for a missing Argentinian sub that disappeared in November with 44 crew aboard, according to a release from U.S. Southern Command.
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US agrees to send lethal weapons to Ukraine, angering Russia
The Trump administration has approved a plan to provide lethal weapons to Ukraine, a long-awaited move that deepens America’s involvement in the military conflict and may further strain relations with Russia. Moscow responded angrily on Saturday.
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The US didn’t sell a fictional ‘Call of Duty’ jet to Norway. Here’s what the ally did buy.
The U.S. hasn’t sold any F-52s – ever. So what did President Trump mean when he said they were sold to Norway?
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DoD quietly reorganizes Cyber Command
U.S. Cyber Command has created a second deputy commander position to help the command move through elevation of unified combatant command.
-
Marco Rubio’s 3 theories on who launched the Cuba sonic attacks
Sen. Marco Rubio theorized recently that there are three possible answers to who perpetrated the sonic attacks on U.S. embassy employees and their families in Cuba.
-
Victoria Nuland named CEO of Center for a New American Security
A a longtime U.S. State Department official and a former deputy secretary of defense will be participating in the think tank.
-
Pakistan pushed into China’s embrace as US cuts military aid
Pakistan is being further pushed into China’s embrace as a consequence of the U.S. State Department’s plan to cut military aid to Islamabad, analysts agree.
-
US suspends security assistance to Pakistan
The new action targets payments of so-called Coalition Support Funds that the U.S. pays to Pakistan to reimburse it for its counterterrorism operations.
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Report: Not all sirens worked during Hawaii warning test
The Hawaii Emergency Management Agency report says nearly 93 percent of the state’s 386 sirens worked properly. Twelve mistakenly played an ambulance siren.
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Five US, European players apply for Poland’s fighter jet tender
These are the companies aiming to participate in Poland’s tender to purchase new fighter jets.
-
US Navy ends search for missing Argentine sub
The U.S. Navy is wrapping up its search for a missing Argentinian sub that disappeared in November with 44 crew aboard, according to a release from U.S. Southern Command.
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US agrees to send lethal weapons to Ukraine, angering Russia
The Trump administration has approved a plan to provide lethal weapons to Ukraine, a long-awaited move that deepens America’s involvement in the military conflict and may further strain relations with Russia. Moscow responded angrily on Saturday.
