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Afghanistan Exit Commander Donahue Departs Amid Pentagon Leadership Shake-Up

Washington-Gen. Christopher Donahue, the senior U.S. Army commander overseeing forces in Europe and Africa and the last American soldier to

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US drone strike in Somalia killed children on way home from school, investigation finds

“The Americans bombed us. Children, women and elders were bombed. They spared nothing.” A US airstrike in southern Somalia that

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Trump Says US Strike Killed Tren de Aragua Leader in Venezuela

Washington- President Donald Trump said on Friday that US forces carried out a strike that killed Hector Rusthenford Guerrero Flores,

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Pentagon flags Alibaba, Baidu and BYD as firms linked to China’s military

Washington-The U.S. Department of Defense on Monday added several major Chinese technology and industrial companies, including Alibaba, Baidu and BYD,

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Pentagon Declares Press Office a Classified Area, Restricting Media Access

Washington-The Pentagon has barred journalists from entering its press office after redesignating the space as a classified facility, citing the

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US Weighs Wider Nuclear Deployment Across Europe, Report Says

Washington-The United States is discussing the possibility of expanding nuclear-capable deployments to additional NATO countries in Europe, the Financial Times

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US Signals Readiness to Renew Iran Strikes as Diplomacy Nears Crucial Juncture

Singapore-US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said on Saturday that Washington is prepared to resume military strikes against Iran if ongoing

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U.S. Freezes Taiwan Arms Transfers as Iran Campaign Drains Munitions

Washington-The United States has temporarily paused arms sales to Taiwan to ensure adequate munitions supplies for ongoing military operations against