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Investigation launched into Syria strike that may have killed civilian
U.S. Central Command launched an investigation into a May 3 drone strike in Syria that may have killed a civilian.
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A Wagner ex-convict returned home from war. Then he killed again.
Some convicts recruited by Russia’s private military contractor Wagner to fight in the war in Ukraine are coming home and committing new crimes.
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Belarus says Prigozhin has arrived after weekend mutiny in Russia
Yevgeny Prigozhin, owner of the private army of inmate recruits and other mercenaries, has arrived in Belarus after failed rebellion.
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Wagner mercenary leader issues 1st audio statement since mutiny
Wagner head Yevgeny Prigozhin released the first audio statement since an aborted armed rebellion, calling it justified by the killing of some 30 fighters.
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Russian troops withdraw from Moscow after mercenary revolt ends
The extraordinary challenge to President Vladimir Putin’s two-decade hold on power could have long-term consequences for his rule and his war in Ukraine.
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Poll finds continued public support for Ukraine, Taiwan aid
The survey also found a stark generational divide over whether to ban the controversial app TikTok over security concerns.
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Russia says rebel Wagner chief will move to Belarus, all pardoned
The charges against Yevgeny Prigozhin for mounting an armed rebellion will be dropped and the troops who joined him also will not be prosecuted.
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Putin calls armed rebellion by mercenary chief a betrayal
Putin is vowing to punish the organizers of an armed rebellion after mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigozhin led his troops out of Ukraine seized a key city.
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F-16 pilot calls the fighter jets sought by Ukraine ‘easy to fly’
U.S. Air Force Capt. David Brown, who’s an F-16 pilot, said at the Paris Air Show this week that training takes about a year for American military pilots.
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Failed military recruits prove deadly outliers
The gunman in a mass killing in Allen, Texas, is among 32 recruits who washed out of the military and went on to commit extremist crimes.
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Investigation launched into Syria strike that may have killed civilian
U.S. Central Command launched an investigation into a May 3 drone strike in Syria that may have killed a civilian.
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A Wagner ex-convict returned home from war. Then he killed again.
Some convicts recruited by Russia’s private military contractor Wagner to fight in the war in Ukraine are coming home and committing new crimes.
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Belarus says Prigozhin has arrived after weekend mutiny in Russia
Yevgeny Prigozhin, owner of the private army of inmate recruits and other mercenaries, has arrived in Belarus after failed rebellion.
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Wagner mercenary leader issues 1st audio statement since mutiny
Wagner head Yevgeny Prigozhin released the first audio statement since an aborted armed rebellion, calling it justified by the killing of some 30 fighters.
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Russian troops withdraw from Moscow after mercenary revolt ends
The extraordinary challenge to President Vladimir Putin’s two-decade hold on power could have long-term consequences for his rule and his war in Ukraine.
-
Poll finds continued public support for Ukraine, Taiwan aid
The survey also found a stark generational divide over whether to ban the controversial app TikTok over security concerns.
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Russia says rebel Wagner chief will move to Belarus, all pardoned
The charges against Yevgeny Prigozhin for mounting an armed rebellion will be dropped and the troops who joined him also will not be prosecuted.
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Putin calls armed rebellion by mercenary chief a betrayal
Putin is vowing to punish the organizers of an armed rebellion after mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigozhin led his troops out of Ukraine seized a key city.
-
F-16 pilot calls the fighter jets sought by Ukraine ‘easy to fly’
U.S. Air Force Capt. David Brown, who’s an F-16 pilot, said at the Paris Air Show this week that training takes about a year for American military pilots.
-
Failed military recruits prove deadly outliers
The gunman in a mass killing in Allen, Texas, is among 32 recruits who washed out of the military and went on to commit extremist crimes.
-
Investigation launched into Syria strike that may have killed civilian
U.S. Central Command launched an investigation into a May 3 drone strike in Syria that may have killed a civilian.
-
A Wagner ex-convict returned home from war. Then he killed again.
Some convicts recruited by Russia’s private military contractor Wagner to fight in the war in Ukraine are coming home and committing new crimes.
-
Belarus says Prigozhin has arrived after weekend mutiny in Russia
Yevgeny Prigozhin, owner of the private army of inmate recruits and other mercenaries, has arrived in Belarus after failed rebellion.
-
Wagner mercenary leader issues 1st audio statement since mutiny
Wagner head Yevgeny Prigozhin released the first audio statement since an aborted armed rebellion, calling it justified by the killing of some 30 fighters.
-
Russian troops withdraw from Moscow after mercenary revolt ends
The extraordinary challenge to President Vladimir Putin’s two-decade hold on power could have long-term consequences for his rule and his war in Ukraine.
-
Poll finds continued public support for Ukraine, Taiwan aid
The survey also found a stark generational divide over whether to ban the controversial app TikTok over security concerns.
-
Russia says rebel Wagner chief will move to Belarus, all pardoned
The charges against Yevgeny Prigozhin for mounting an armed rebellion will be dropped and the troops who joined him also will not be prosecuted.
-
Putin calls armed rebellion by mercenary chief a betrayal
Putin is vowing to punish the organizers of an armed rebellion after mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigozhin led his troops out of Ukraine seized a key city.
-
F-16 pilot calls the fighter jets sought by Ukraine ‘easy to fly’
U.S. Air Force Capt. David Brown, who’s an F-16 pilot, said at the Paris Air Show this week that training takes about a year for American military pilots.
-
Failed military recruits prove deadly outliers
The gunman in a mass killing in Allen, Texas, is among 32 recruits who washed out of the military and went on to commit extremist crimes.
