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Ukraine War Would Not Have Happened If Trump Was At Helm In 2022: Putin
At the joint press conference that was held after the Alaska meet with US President Donald Trump, his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin said that the conflict in Ukraine would not have started if Trump would have been the President in 2022.
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Op Sindoor-Themed Artwork, Logo On Independence Day Invitation Cards
The success of Operation Sindoor is the defining spirit at the Red Fort complex, with special artworks dedicated to India's decisive military action being showcased as part of the 79th Independence Day celebrations.
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16 Border Security Force Personnel Get Gallantry Medals For Operation Sindoor
Sixteen Border Security Force (BSF) personnel have been awarded gallantry medals for displaying "conspicuous bravery" and "unmatched valour" during Operation Sindoor against Pakistan.
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Bombay Sappers To Honour Op Sindoor Spirit On Independence Day
Shaniwar Wada in Pune will resonate with soul-stirring notes of the Bombay Sappers military band on Friday as part of a special Independence Day event, which will honour the spirit of Operation Sindoor and the courage of the Indian Armed Forces.
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The Cold War Link To Alaska Base Set To Host Trump, Putin Tomorrow
In an ironic twist, President Donald Trump is set to discuss the war in Ukraine with Russian leader Vladimir Putin at a military base in Alaska that was crucial to countering the Soviet Union during the height of Cold War and still plays a role today
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Trump's Soft Landing Strategy In Action, Reassigns Officials To United Nations
NSA Mike Waltz was nominated as UN ambassador after he mistakenly added a journalist to a Signal chat discussing military plans. Donald Trump last weekend named State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce as deputy representative to the UN
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Trial Begins Over Trump's Deployment Of National Guard In Los Angeles
The Los Angeles field office director for the Department of Homeland Security testified on Monday that Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers desperately needed the help of military personnel in carrying out arrests.
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South Korean President Lee Jae Myung To Meet Trump, Discuss Trade, Defence
The August 25 summit will follow a July trade deal in which the US agreed to cut its reciprocal tariff on South Korea to 15% from the initially proposed 25% and to apply the same reduced rate to South Korean cars.
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"No Choice But To Finish The Job": Netanyahu On Gaza Takeover Plan
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel "has no choice but to finish the job and complete the defeat of Hamas."
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47 Terrorists Killed In Balochistan By Pakistan Forces
At least 47 terrorists have been killed by security forces in Balochistan province near the Afghanistan border in the last two days, Pakistan military's media wing said on Saturday.
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North Korea Taking Down Loudspeakers From Border, Says South Korea
South Korea's military detected North Korea removing some of its loudspeakers from the inter-Korean border, days after the South dismantled its front-line speakers used for anti-North Korean propaganda broadcasts.
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Japanese Warships Dock In New Zealand For First Time Since 1936
Japanese warships docked in New Zealand's capital Friday for the first time in almost 90 years amid efforts by Tokyo to deepen its strategic ties in the South Pacific Ocean.
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Sudan Airstrike Kills 40 Suspected Mercenaries At Darfur Airport
A Sudanese airstrike hit an airport in the country's Darfur region controlled by a notorious paramilitary group, destroying a suspected Emirati military aircraft and killing dozens of suspected mercenaries.
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Have To Be Ready To Respond To Any "Acts Of Violence" By Pak: Defence Chief
Indian military will have to be prepared to respond to "any acts of violence by Pakistan", both by state and non-state actors, and those in the armed forces should understand this "new norm", Chief of Defence Staff Gen Chauhan said on Tuesday.
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80 Years After Hiroshima Atomic Bombing, Search Still On For Missing In Ninoshima
When the first atomic bomb detonated 80 years ago on August 6, thousands of the dead and dying were brought to the small, rural island of Ninoshima, just south of Hiroshima, by military boats with crews that had trained for suicide attack missions.
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Ukraine War Would Not Have Happened If Trump Was At Helm In 2022: Putin
At the joint press conference that was held after the Alaska meet with US President Donald Trump, his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin said that the conflict in Ukraine would not have started if Trump would have been the President in 2022.
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Op Sindoor-Themed Artwork, Logo On Independence Day Invitation Cards
The success of Operation Sindoor is the defining spirit at the Red Fort complex, with special artworks dedicated to India's decisive military action being showcased as part of the 79th Independence Day celebrations.
-
16 Border Security Force Personnel Get Gallantry Medals For Operation Sindoor
Sixteen Border Security Force (BSF) personnel have been awarded gallantry medals for displaying "conspicuous bravery" and "unmatched valour" during Operation Sindoor against Pakistan.
-
Bombay Sappers To Honour Op Sindoor Spirit On Independence Day
Shaniwar Wada in Pune will resonate with soul-stirring notes of the Bombay Sappers military band on Friday as part of a special Independence Day event, which will honour the spirit of Operation Sindoor and the courage of the Indian Armed Forces.
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The Cold War Link To Alaska Base Set To Host Trump, Putin Tomorrow
In an ironic twist, President Donald Trump is set to discuss the war in Ukraine with Russian leader Vladimir Putin at a military base in Alaska that was crucial to countering the Soviet Union during the height of Cold War and still plays a role today
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Trump's Soft Landing Strategy In Action, Reassigns Officials To United Nations
NSA Mike Waltz was nominated as UN ambassador after he mistakenly added a journalist to a Signal chat discussing military plans. Donald Trump last weekend named State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce as deputy representative to the UN
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Trial Begins Over Trump's Deployment Of National Guard In Los Angeles
The Los Angeles field office director for the Department of Homeland Security testified on Monday that Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers desperately needed the help of military personnel in carrying out arrests.
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South Korean President Lee Jae Myung To Meet Trump, Discuss Trade, Defence
The August 25 summit will follow a July trade deal in which the US agreed to cut its reciprocal tariff on South Korea to 15% from the initially proposed 25% and to apply the same reduced rate to South Korean cars.
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"No Choice But To Finish The Job": Netanyahu On Gaza Takeover Plan
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel "has no choice but to finish the job and complete the defeat of Hamas."
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47 Terrorists Killed In Balochistan By Pakistan Forces
At least 47 terrorists have been killed by security forces in Balochistan province near the Afghanistan border in the last two days, Pakistan military's media wing said on Saturday.
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North Korea Taking Down Loudspeakers From Border, Says South Korea
South Korea's military detected North Korea removing some of its loudspeakers from the inter-Korean border, days after the South dismantled its front-line speakers used for anti-North Korean propaganda broadcasts.
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Japanese Warships Dock In New Zealand For First Time Since 1936
Japanese warships docked in New Zealand's capital Friday for the first time in almost 90 years amid efforts by Tokyo to deepen its strategic ties in the South Pacific Ocean.
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Sudan Airstrike Kills 40 Suspected Mercenaries At Darfur Airport
A Sudanese airstrike hit an airport in the country's Darfur region controlled by a notorious paramilitary group, destroying a suspected Emirati military aircraft and killing dozens of suspected mercenaries.
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Have To Be Ready To Respond To Any "Acts Of Violence" By Pak: Defence Chief
Indian military will have to be prepared to respond to "any acts of violence by Pakistan", both by state and non-state actors, and those in the armed forces should understand this "new norm", Chief of Defence Staff Gen Chauhan said on Tuesday.
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80 Years After Hiroshima Atomic Bombing, Search Still On For Missing In Ninoshima
When the first atomic bomb detonated 80 years ago on August 6, thousands of the dead and dying were brought to the small, rural island of Ninoshima, just south of Hiroshima, by military boats with crews that had trained for suicide attack missions.
