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Ukraine rejects Russian demand for surrender in Mariupol
Ukrainian officials defiantly rejected a Russian demand that their forces in Mariupol lay down arms and raise white flags Monday in exchange for safe passage out of the besieged strategic port city.
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China fully militarized isles, Indo-Pacific commander says
The efforts were part of China’s flexing its military muscle, U.S. Indo-Pacific commander Adm. John C. Aquilino said.
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North Korea fires artillery into sea days after missile launch
On Sunday, South Korea’s Defense Ministry said it detected firings likely from multiple rocket launch systems off North Korea’s west coast.
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Contrary to Russian media reports, 3 Tennessee Guardsmen were not killed in Ukraine
Russian media outlet Pravda reported that three members of the Tennessee National Guard died while fighting in Ukraine.
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Families of troops deployed to NATO’s flank sound off in town hall with Army’s top NCO
U.S. European Command is considering hardship pay for soldiers who stay past 270 days.
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Zelenskyy tells US Congress, ‘We need you right now’
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy cited Pearl Harbor and 9/11 on Wednesday as he appealed to Congress to help more, but acknowledged the no-fly zone he has sought may not happen.
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North Korean launch apparently ends in failure, South Korea says
The launch was made from the Pyongyang region around 9:30 a.m. before the apparent failure, South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff said in a statement.
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Ukraine war may lead to rethinking of US defense of Europe
The war in Ukraine may signal a historic shift in American thinking about defense of the continent.
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US forces step up readiness after surge in North Korean missile launches
Following North Korea’s experimental ICBM launches, U.S. forces began Patriot battery training.
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US troops ‘commuting’ to Somalia is inefficient and risky, top Africa general says
The defense secretary is weighing whether to send troops back to Somalia.
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Ukraine rejects Russian demand for surrender in Mariupol
Ukrainian officials defiantly rejected a Russian demand that their forces in Mariupol lay down arms and raise white flags Monday in exchange for safe passage out of the besieged strategic port city.
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China fully militarized isles, Indo-Pacific commander says
The efforts were part of China’s flexing its military muscle, U.S. Indo-Pacific commander Adm. John C. Aquilino said.
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North Korea fires artillery into sea days after missile launch
On Sunday, South Korea’s Defense Ministry said it detected firings likely from multiple rocket launch systems off North Korea’s west coast.
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Contrary to Russian media reports, 3 Tennessee Guardsmen were not killed in Ukraine
Russian media outlet Pravda reported that three members of the Tennessee National Guard died while fighting in Ukraine.
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Families of troops deployed to NATO’s flank sound off in town hall with Army’s top NCO
U.S. European Command is considering hardship pay for soldiers who stay past 270 days.
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Zelenskyy tells US Congress, ‘We need you right now’
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy cited Pearl Harbor and 9/11 on Wednesday as he appealed to Congress to help more, but acknowledged the no-fly zone he has sought may not happen.
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North Korean launch apparently ends in failure, South Korea says
The launch was made from the Pyongyang region around 9:30 a.m. before the apparent failure, South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff said in a statement.
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Ukraine war may lead to rethinking of US defense of Europe
The war in Ukraine may signal a historic shift in American thinking about defense of the continent.
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US forces step up readiness after surge in North Korean missile launches
Following North Korea’s experimental ICBM launches, U.S. forces began Patriot battery training.
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US troops ‘commuting’ to Somalia is inefficient and risky, top Africa general says
The defense secretary is weighing whether to send troops back to Somalia.
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Ukraine rejects Russian demand for surrender in Mariupol
Ukrainian officials defiantly rejected a Russian demand that their forces in Mariupol lay down arms and raise white flags Monday in exchange for safe passage out of the besieged strategic port city.
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China fully militarized isles, Indo-Pacific commander says
The efforts were part of China’s flexing its military muscle, U.S. Indo-Pacific commander Adm. John C. Aquilino said.
-
North Korea fires artillery into sea days after missile launch
On Sunday, South Korea’s Defense Ministry said it detected firings likely from multiple rocket launch systems off North Korea’s west coast.
-
Contrary to Russian media reports, 3 Tennessee Guardsmen were not killed in Ukraine
Russian media outlet Pravda reported that three members of the Tennessee National Guard died while fighting in Ukraine.
-
Families of troops deployed to NATO’s flank sound off in town hall with Army’s top NCO
U.S. European Command is considering hardship pay for soldiers who stay past 270 days.
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Zelenskyy tells US Congress, ‘We need you right now’
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy cited Pearl Harbor and 9/11 on Wednesday as he appealed to Congress to help more, but acknowledged the no-fly zone he has sought may not happen.
-
North Korean launch apparently ends in failure, South Korea says
The launch was made from the Pyongyang region around 9:30 a.m. before the apparent failure, South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff said in a statement.
-
Ukraine war may lead to rethinking of US defense of Europe
The war in Ukraine may signal a historic shift in American thinking about defense of the continent.
-
US forces step up readiness after surge in North Korean missile launches
Following North Korea’s experimental ICBM launches, U.S. forces began Patriot battery training.
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US troops ‘commuting’ to Somalia is inefficient and risky, top Africa general says
The defense secretary is weighing whether to send troops back to Somalia.
