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US, UK May Step Up Fight Against Houthis Amid Rising Ship Attacks
The US and the UK are exploring ways to step up their campaign against Houthi militants in Yemen without provoking a broader war, with a focus on targeting Iranian resupplies and launching more aggressive pre-emptive strikes.
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Russia On Global Shopping Spree For Weapons For Its War In Ukraine: Report
A merchant ship under US sanctions passed Turkey's Bosphorus Strait on its way from Syria to Russia late last month. European intelligence officials who tracked the Sparta II say it carried military vehicles to bolster Russia's war in Ukraine.
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Russia Wants Armed Drones From China For Ukraine War, US Warns Europe
The U.S. has warned European allies that Russia asked China for armed drones in late February as it was beginning its invasion of Ukraine, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Mud Could Help Decide Timing of Any Russia Move Against Ukraine
Muddy terrain and the need for more troops on the ground make any large-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine unlikely until January at the earliest, military analysts in Moscow and the West say.
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US, UK May Step Up Fight Against Houthis Amid Rising Ship Attacks
The US and the UK are exploring ways to step up their campaign against Houthi militants in Yemen without provoking a broader war, with a focus on targeting Iranian resupplies and launching more aggressive pre-emptive strikes.
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Russia On Global Shopping Spree For Weapons For Its War In Ukraine: Report
A merchant ship under US sanctions passed Turkey's Bosphorus Strait on its way from Syria to Russia late last month. European intelligence officials who tracked the Sparta II say it carried military vehicles to bolster Russia's war in Ukraine.
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Russia Wants Armed Drones From China For Ukraine War, US Warns Europe
The U.S. has warned European allies that Russia asked China for armed drones in late February as it was beginning its invasion of Ukraine, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Mud Could Help Decide Timing of Any Russia Move Against Ukraine
Muddy terrain and the need for more troops on the ground make any large-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine unlikely until January at the earliest, military analysts in Moscow and the West say.
