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Israeli Army Says Killed Hezbollah Navy Commander In Lebanon Strike
Israel's military said it killed a Hezbollah navy commander in an air strike on Tuesday in south Lebanon, accusing the slain militant of actions in violation of a November ceasefire.
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Ukraine Says Russian Navy Commanders Among Dozens Killed In Missile Attack
Ukraine has reported breaking through Russian defence lines in the south as its army said Saturday that senior Russian navy commanders were among dozens killed or wounded in a missile attack on Moscow's Black Sea Fleet headquarters in Crimea.
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Chargesheet Filed Against Ex Navy Commander, Journalist In Spying Case
The CBI filed a charge sheet against freelance journalist Vivek Raghuvanshi and former Navy commander Ashish Pathak for the alleged clandestine procurement of sensitive defence-related information and sharing it with foreign intelligence agencies.
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Focus On Combat Readiness, Tri-Services Synergy As Top Navy Meet Begins
Enhancing India's naval prowess and boosting tri-services synergy are set to be focus of the Indian Navy's biannual commanders' conference onboard the country's first indigenous aircraft carrier INS Vikrant in the Arabian Sea today.
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Naval Leak Case: CBI Files Chargesheet Against Two Navy Commanders
CBI has filed a charge sheet against two Navy Commanders Jagdeesh and Abhishek Shaw in connection with the alleged leakage of confidential information related to INS Sindhuratna-MRLC project, officials said today.
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Navy Officer Rescued In International Mission Set To Return Home
Indian navy officer and solo yachtsmen Abhilash Tomy, rescued in an international effort after his boat were seriously damaged by "mountainous seas" in the remote Indian Ocean, is set to return home, the Australian navy said Monday.
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Rescue Ops On To Save Indian Navy Officer Injured In Massive Ocean Storm
The Indian Navy said today that all efforts were being made to rescue its officer, who has been injured after his vessel was hit by a vicious storm mid-way across the south Indian Ocean while taking part in the Golden Globe Race.
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Indian Naval Officer Ready To Conquer "Golden Globe Race"
Naval officer Commander Abhilash Tomy, the only Indian to sail around the world non-stop and solo,is ready for his second solo circumnavigation.
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Iran Gives Medals To Navy Commanders For Capture Of US Sailors
Iran's supreme leader has awarded medals to navy commanders for capturing US sailors who entered Iranian territorial waters this month, Iran's state media said on Sunday.
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Europe Warns Against Escalation in South China Sea Dispute
The European Union made its strongest call yet for China and other Asian nations to resolve their dispute over the South China Sea, a position Brussels insists is neutral but that the United States is likely to welcome after pressing the bloc to speak up.
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Iran's Supreme Leader Bans Negotiations With the United States
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei today banned any further negotiations between Iran and the United States, putting the brakes on moderates hoping to end Iran's isolation after reaching a nuclear deal with world powers in July.
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Search for Missing Dornier Aircraft Enters Fourth Day
A Naval submarine fitted with sophisticated sonar equipment is expected to join today a fleet of 15 ships engaged in search operations to trace a Dornier aircraft which went missing on Monday with three people on board.
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Navy's Dornier Crash: Bodies of Two Missing Naval Officers Found
The bodies of two naval officers missing since Tuesday night when a Dornier aircraft crashed off the Goa coast have been recovered. Three people were on the plane when it went down. Commander Nikhil Kuldip Joshi, who was the pilot of the aircraft, was rescued by fishermen and is in hospital.
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Highest US Officer Yet Admits Guilt in Bribery Scandal
A US Navy commander pleaded guilty Tuesday to taking bribes including luxury hotel stays, cash and prostitutes in return for classified military information.
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Frustrated US mulls new covert raids in Pakistan
US military and intelligence officials are so frustrated with Pakistan's failure to stop local militant groups from attacking Americans in neighbouring Afghanistan that they have considered launching secret joint US-Afghan commando raids into Pakistan to hunt them down, officials told The Associated Press.
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Israeli Army Says Killed Hezbollah Navy Commander In Lebanon Strike
Israel's military said it killed a Hezbollah navy commander in an air strike on Tuesday in south Lebanon, accusing the slain militant of actions in violation of a November ceasefire.
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Ukraine Says Russian Navy Commanders Among Dozens Killed In Missile Attack
Ukraine has reported breaking through Russian defence lines in the south as its army said Saturday that senior Russian navy commanders were among dozens killed or wounded in a missile attack on Moscow's Black Sea Fleet headquarters in Crimea.
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Chargesheet Filed Against Ex Navy Commander, Journalist In Spying Case
The CBI filed a charge sheet against freelance journalist Vivek Raghuvanshi and former Navy commander Ashish Pathak for the alleged clandestine procurement of sensitive defence-related information and sharing it with foreign intelligence agencies.
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Focus On Combat Readiness, Tri-Services Synergy As Top Navy Meet Begins
Enhancing India's naval prowess and boosting tri-services synergy are set to be focus of the Indian Navy's biannual commanders' conference onboard the country's first indigenous aircraft carrier INS Vikrant in the Arabian Sea today.
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Naval Leak Case: CBI Files Chargesheet Against Two Navy Commanders
CBI has filed a charge sheet against two Navy Commanders Jagdeesh and Abhishek Shaw in connection with the alleged leakage of confidential information related to INS Sindhuratna-MRLC project, officials said today.
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Navy Officer Rescued In International Mission Set To Return Home
Indian navy officer and solo yachtsmen Abhilash Tomy, rescued in an international effort after his boat were seriously damaged by "mountainous seas" in the remote Indian Ocean, is set to return home, the Australian navy said Monday.
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Rescue Ops On To Save Indian Navy Officer Injured In Massive Ocean Storm
The Indian Navy said today that all efforts were being made to rescue its officer, who has been injured after his vessel was hit by a vicious storm mid-way across the south Indian Ocean while taking part in the Golden Globe Race.
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Indian Naval Officer Ready To Conquer "Golden Globe Race"
Naval officer Commander Abhilash Tomy, the only Indian to sail around the world non-stop and solo,is ready for his second solo circumnavigation.
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Iran Gives Medals To Navy Commanders For Capture Of US Sailors
Iran's supreme leader has awarded medals to navy commanders for capturing US sailors who entered Iranian territorial waters this month, Iran's state media said on Sunday.
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Europe Warns Against Escalation in South China Sea Dispute
The European Union made its strongest call yet for China and other Asian nations to resolve their dispute over the South China Sea, a position Brussels insists is neutral but that the United States is likely to welcome after pressing the bloc to speak up.
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Iran's Supreme Leader Bans Negotiations With the United States
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei today banned any further negotiations between Iran and the United States, putting the brakes on moderates hoping to end Iran's isolation after reaching a nuclear deal with world powers in July.
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Search for Missing Dornier Aircraft Enters Fourth Day
A Naval submarine fitted with sophisticated sonar equipment is expected to join today a fleet of 15 ships engaged in search operations to trace a Dornier aircraft which went missing on Monday with three people on board.
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Navy's Dornier Crash: Bodies of Two Missing Naval Officers Found
The bodies of two naval officers missing since Tuesday night when a Dornier aircraft crashed off the Goa coast have been recovered. Three people were on the plane when it went down. Commander Nikhil Kuldip Joshi, who was the pilot of the aircraft, was rescued by fishermen and is in hospital.
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Highest US Officer Yet Admits Guilt in Bribery Scandal
A US Navy commander pleaded guilty Tuesday to taking bribes including luxury hotel stays, cash and prostitutes in return for classified military information.
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Frustrated US mulls new covert raids in Pakistan
US military and intelligence officials are so frustrated with Pakistan's failure to stop local militant groups from attacking Americans in neighbouring Afghanistan that they have considered launching secret joint US-Afghan commando raids into Pakistan to hunt them down, officials told The Associated Press.
