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Explained: Why A Leaked German Military Call Recording Is Causing Outcry
Russian media last week published an 38-minute audio recording of an intercepted online call between senior German military officials about how to support Ukraine against the Kremlin's invasion.
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Tanks But No Ammunition: Germany's Ukraine Pledge Shows Military Muddle
Four weeks ago, Germany agreed to send dozens of anti-aircraft tanks to help defend Ukraine from Russia. Now Germany said it can deliver the first Gepard tanks in July. Gepard tanks fire a burst of 35 mm shots, it no longer uses the ammunition.
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Caught Between Trump And Russia, Germans Begin To Ratchet Up Military Might
A vermilion-colored locomotive slowed to a halt, its freight cars obscured in the blinding snow. A German captain ordered his troops to unload the train's cargo. "Jawohl!" - "Yes, sir!" - a soldier said, before directing out the first of 20 tanks bearing the Iron Cross of the Bundeswehr, Germany's army.
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German Cabinet Approves More Troops For Air Surveillance Of ISIS
German Chancellor Angela Merkel's cabinet on Wednesday approved the deployment of additional German troops to Turkey to help operate NATO surveillance aircraft as part of the U.S-led fight against Islamic State, government sources said.
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Explained: Why A Leaked German Military Call Recording Is Causing Outcry
Russian media last week published an 38-minute audio recording of an intercepted online call between senior German military officials about how to support Ukraine against the Kremlin's invasion.
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Tanks But No Ammunition: Germany's Ukraine Pledge Shows Military Muddle
Four weeks ago, Germany agreed to send dozens of anti-aircraft tanks to help defend Ukraine from Russia. Now Germany said it can deliver the first Gepard tanks in July. Gepard tanks fire a burst of 35 mm shots, it no longer uses the ammunition.
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Caught Between Trump And Russia, Germans Begin To Ratchet Up Military Might
A vermilion-colored locomotive slowed to a halt, its freight cars obscured in the blinding snow. A German captain ordered his troops to unload the train's cargo. "Jawohl!" - "Yes, sir!" - a soldier said, before directing out the first of 20 tanks bearing the Iron Cross of the Bundeswehr, Germany's army.
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German Cabinet Approves More Troops For Air Surveillance Of ISIS
German Chancellor Angela Merkel's cabinet on Wednesday approved the deployment of additional German troops to Turkey to help operate NATO surveillance aircraft as part of the U.S-led fight against Islamic State, government sources said.
