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Lashkar No. 2 Makes Speech At Pak School, Boasts Of Army Links
The Pakistan-based terror group Lashkar-e-Taiba's second most important figure, Saifullah Kasuri, has admitted the terror organisation's link with the Pakistani military.
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"Ashamed": Trump Slams Republicans Who Voted To Curb His Military Powers
US President Donald Trump lashed out Thursday at a handful of Republican senators for their "stupidity" in voting to limit his military powers, after a secretive raid that captured Venezuela's leader, Nicolas Maduro.
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'Will Shoot First, Ask Questions Later': Denmark's Greenland Warning To US
The Danish defence ministry said that soldiers will be required to shoot first and ask questions later if the United States invades Greenland.
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150 Jets, Delta Force, CIA: How US Captured Maduro In Abbottabad-Like Raid
In its most complex raid since Abbottabad, when the US military killed al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden, the United States captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores.
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Colombian Guerrillas Fleeing Venezuela After US Strike: Report
Colombian guerrilla commanders who allegedly operated in Venezuela are fleeing following the US military operation in Caracas that ousted leader Nicolas Maduro, a source in the Colombian forces told AFP on Tuesday.
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"Will Trump Kidnap Our PM Like Venezuela?" Congress Leader's Shocker
Congress leader Prithviraj Chavan has added firepower to the party's national chief Mallikarjun Kharge's frontal attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi over what he claimed was US President Donald Trump dictating terms to India on important matters.
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WikiLeaks Founder's Lawyer To Defend Nicolas Maduro In US Case
Barry Pollack - the Washington lawyer who represented WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange - will defend toppled Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro in a US drug case that could test immunity claims for foreign leaders and the legality of his capture.
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Maduro, Wife At New York Court, 1st Appearance After Capture By US Forces
Deposed Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro arrived at a New York court on Monday, just days after being seized in Caracas in a shock US military operation that paved the path for Washington's plans to dominate the oil-rich country.
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Oil Prices Fall After US Captures Venezuelan Leader Nicolas Maduro
Oil prices fell on Monday after a US military operation seized Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro, whose country has the world's biggest proven crude reserves.
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North Korea Test-Fires Hypersonic Missiles, Kim Jong Un Cites "Geopolitical Crisis"
North Korea test-fired hypersonic missiles on Sunday, state media KCNA reported on Monday, to assess its military operational capability regarding war deterrence.
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Venezuela Military Recognises Veep Delcy Rodriguez As Acting President
Venezuela's military on Sunday recognized Delcy Rodriguez, deputy to ousted president Nicolas Maduro, as the country's acting leader, after US forces extracted the former head of state to face trial.
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'Trump Will Remove Him': Shamans Predicted Maduro's Fall 5 Days Ago
Deposed Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro was captured in an audacious nighttime military operation that Donald Trump said would set the US up to "run" the South American country and tap its vast oil reserves to sell to other nations.
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Explained: Was The US Capture Of Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro Legal?
US authorities said the Justice Department sought military assistance to apprehend Maduro, who had been indicted by a New York grand jury along with his wife, son, two political leaders and an alleged leader of an international gang.
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Trump Says US Oil Firms To Head Into Venezuela
President Donald Trump said Saturday he would allow American oil companies to head into Venezuela to tap its massive crude reserves after a US military operation that seized the country's leader Nicolas Maduro.
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What China Said After US Forces Captured Venezuela President Nicolas Maduro
China said on Saturday it firmly opposes US military strikes on Venezuela and the capture of the country's leader Nicolas Maduro, calling it a violation of international law.
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Lashkar No. 2 Makes Speech At Pak School, Boasts Of Army Links
The Pakistan-based terror group Lashkar-e-Taiba's second most important figure, Saifullah Kasuri, has admitted the terror organisation's link with the Pakistani military.
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"Ashamed": Trump Slams Republicans Who Voted To Curb His Military Powers
US President Donald Trump lashed out Thursday at a handful of Republican senators for their "stupidity" in voting to limit his military powers, after a secretive raid that captured Venezuela's leader, Nicolas Maduro.
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'Will Shoot First, Ask Questions Later': Denmark's Greenland Warning To US
The Danish defence ministry said that soldiers will be required to shoot first and ask questions later if the United States invades Greenland.
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150 Jets, Delta Force, CIA: How US Captured Maduro In Abbottabad-Like Raid
In its most complex raid since Abbottabad, when the US military killed al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden, the United States captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores.
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Colombian Guerrillas Fleeing Venezuela After US Strike: Report
Colombian guerrilla commanders who allegedly operated in Venezuela are fleeing following the US military operation in Caracas that ousted leader Nicolas Maduro, a source in the Colombian forces told AFP on Tuesday.
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"Will Trump Kidnap Our PM Like Venezuela?" Congress Leader's Shocker
Congress leader Prithviraj Chavan has added firepower to the party's national chief Mallikarjun Kharge's frontal attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi over what he claimed was US President Donald Trump dictating terms to India on important matters.
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WikiLeaks Founder's Lawyer To Defend Nicolas Maduro In US Case
Barry Pollack - the Washington lawyer who represented WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange - will defend toppled Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro in a US drug case that could test immunity claims for foreign leaders and the legality of his capture.
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Maduro, Wife At New York Court, 1st Appearance After Capture By US Forces
Deposed Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro arrived at a New York court on Monday, just days after being seized in Caracas in a shock US military operation that paved the path for Washington's plans to dominate the oil-rich country.
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Oil Prices Fall After US Captures Venezuelan Leader Nicolas Maduro
Oil prices fell on Monday after a US military operation seized Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro, whose country has the world's biggest proven crude reserves.
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North Korea Test-Fires Hypersonic Missiles, Kim Jong Un Cites "Geopolitical Crisis"
North Korea test-fired hypersonic missiles on Sunday, state media KCNA reported on Monday, to assess its military operational capability regarding war deterrence.
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Venezuela Military Recognises Veep Delcy Rodriguez As Acting President
Venezuela's military on Sunday recognized Delcy Rodriguez, deputy to ousted president Nicolas Maduro, as the country's acting leader, after US forces extracted the former head of state to face trial.
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'Trump Will Remove Him': Shamans Predicted Maduro's Fall 5 Days Ago
Deposed Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro was captured in an audacious nighttime military operation that Donald Trump said would set the US up to "run" the South American country and tap its vast oil reserves to sell to other nations.
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Explained: Was The US Capture Of Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro Legal?
US authorities said the Justice Department sought military assistance to apprehend Maduro, who had been indicted by a New York grand jury along with his wife, son, two political leaders and an alleged leader of an international gang.
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Trump Says US Oil Firms To Head Into Venezuela
President Donald Trump said Saturday he would allow American oil companies to head into Venezuela to tap its massive crude reserves after a US military operation that seized the country's leader Nicolas Maduro.
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What China Said After US Forces Captured Venezuela President Nicolas Maduro
China said on Saturday it firmly opposes US military strikes on Venezuela and the capture of the country's leader Nicolas Maduro, calling it a violation of international law.
