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Trump Says "We Are Doing Very Well" In War Against Iran
President Donald Trump expressed confidence in the US military campaign against Iran even as the timeline for operations remained deeply unclear on the fifth day of the Middle East war.
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War Took Her Husband, Her Father, And Her Home. Now She Fights For Her Children In Gaza
Two years of war, multiple displacements, and the deaths of her husband and father have reduced Lamis Dib's life in Gaza to a relentless fight for survival.
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Pope Francis Condemns Violence, Demagoguery
Pope Francis urged tolerance and denounced "demagogic" populism and violence committed in God's name on Friday as he visited Egypt to promote dialogue with Muslims and support its embattled Christian minority.
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45,000 ISIS Fighters Taken Off Battlefields: United States
The military campaigns in Iraq and Syria have taken 45,000 enemy combatants off the battlefield and reduced the total number of ISIS fighters to as few as 15,000, the top US commander for the fight against IS said Wednesday.
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6 Dead After Russian Plane On Fire-Fighting Mission Crashes In Siberia
At least six people have died after a Russian plane on a fire-fighting mission crashed in Siberia, Russian news agencies reported today.
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2 Civilians, 2 Security Forces Killed In Turkish Army Action Against Kurd Rebels
Two civilians, a soldier and a police officer have been killed in southeastern Turkey as military operations to root out armed fighters focused on urban centres across the mainly Kurdish region, security sources said.
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Militants Fight Government In Yemen's Aden, Curfew Called
Militants fought government forces in Yemen's southern port city of Aden overnight, officials said, prompting authorities to impose a curfew from 8 pm today until 5 am on Tuesday.
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War Against The Islamic State Redrawing Borders
Along the vast, zigzagging perimeter of the Islamic State's self-styled state, the militants are steadily being pushed back as the forces ranged against them gain in strength.
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Jordan's King Abdullah to Discuss War on Syria Terrorists With Vladimir Putin
Jordan's King Abdullah, a US ally, will hold talks in Moscow on Tuesday with Russian President Vladimir Putin on how to tackle "terror groups" led by Islamic State in Syria, an official source said.
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No Future for Russia Bid for UN Approval of Syria Strikes: Britain
Britain said on Friday there was no future for a Russian bid to win United Nations approval of international military campaigns combating Islamic State militants, which Russia decried as strange because there was nothing objectionable in its proposal.
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Khaled Bahah Appointment Aims to Shore up Yemen's Government in Exile
By appointing the widely-respected Khaled Bahah as his deputy, Yemen's president and his Saudi backers seek to shore up a government-in-exile whose legitimacy is central to Riyadh's military campaign against Iran-allied Houthi rebels.
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Libya: NATO set to take full command of military campaign
Overcoming internal squabbles, NATO prepared on Friday to assume leadership from the United States of the military campaign against Col. Moammar el-Gaddafi's forces, senior NATO officials said, while the allied effort won a rare military commitment in the Arab world when the United Arab Emirates said it would send warplanes to join patrols with Wes...
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Trump Says "We Are Doing Very Well" In War Against Iran
President Donald Trump expressed confidence in the US military campaign against Iran even as the timeline for operations remained deeply unclear on the fifth day of the Middle East war.
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War Took Her Husband, Her Father, And Her Home. Now She Fights For Her Children In Gaza
Two years of war, multiple displacements, and the deaths of her husband and father have reduced Lamis Dib's life in Gaza to a relentless fight for survival.
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Pope Francis Condemns Violence, Demagoguery
Pope Francis urged tolerance and denounced "demagogic" populism and violence committed in God's name on Friday as he visited Egypt to promote dialogue with Muslims and support its embattled Christian minority.
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45,000 ISIS Fighters Taken Off Battlefields: United States
The military campaigns in Iraq and Syria have taken 45,000 enemy combatants off the battlefield and reduced the total number of ISIS fighters to as few as 15,000, the top US commander for the fight against IS said Wednesday.
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6 Dead After Russian Plane On Fire-Fighting Mission Crashes In Siberia
At least six people have died after a Russian plane on a fire-fighting mission crashed in Siberia, Russian news agencies reported today.
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2 Civilians, 2 Security Forces Killed In Turkish Army Action Against Kurd Rebels
Two civilians, a soldier and a police officer have been killed in southeastern Turkey as military operations to root out armed fighters focused on urban centres across the mainly Kurdish region, security sources said.
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Militants Fight Government In Yemen's Aden, Curfew Called
Militants fought government forces in Yemen's southern port city of Aden overnight, officials said, prompting authorities to impose a curfew from 8 pm today until 5 am on Tuesday.
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War Against The Islamic State Redrawing Borders
Along the vast, zigzagging perimeter of the Islamic State's self-styled state, the militants are steadily being pushed back as the forces ranged against them gain in strength.
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Jordan's King Abdullah to Discuss War on Syria Terrorists With Vladimir Putin
Jordan's King Abdullah, a US ally, will hold talks in Moscow on Tuesday with Russian President Vladimir Putin on how to tackle "terror groups" led by Islamic State in Syria, an official source said.
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No Future for Russia Bid for UN Approval of Syria Strikes: Britain
Britain said on Friday there was no future for a Russian bid to win United Nations approval of international military campaigns combating Islamic State militants, which Russia decried as strange because there was nothing objectionable in its proposal.
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Khaled Bahah Appointment Aims to Shore up Yemen's Government in Exile
By appointing the widely-respected Khaled Bahah as his deputy, Yemen's president and his Saudi backers seek to shore up a government-in-exile whose legitimacy is central to Riyadh's military campaign against Iran-allied Houthi rebels.
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Libya: NATO set to take full command of military campaign
Overcoming internal squabbles, NATO prepared on Friday to assume leadership from the United States of the military campaign against Col. Moammar el-Gaddafi's forces, senior NATO officials said, while the allied effort won a rare military commitment in the Arab world when the United Arab Emirates said it would send warplanes to join patrols with Wes...
