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ERASURE ON THE BORDER: Lebanese Residents Say Israeli Operations Have Razed Southern Towns

Beirut-Residents, local officials and researchers in southern Lebanon say extensive Israeli demolitions and military operations have destroyed entire border communities

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FT report alleges Iran used Chinese satellite to target U.S. bases; Beijing denies claim

New York— Iran used a Chinese-built satellite to monitor and target U.S. military bases across the Middle East during the

Report Alleges Ethiopian Base Aided Sudan Paramilitary Operations

Khartoum— An Ethiopian military base near the Sudanese border provided support to Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, according to a

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Analysis points to U.S.-operated Patriot in Bahrain blast as questions persist over March 9 incident

“A single interceptor meant to shield the skies has ignited deeper questions about precision, accountability, and the hidden costs of