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"Unidentified Aerial Object" Detected From Ukrainian Side Of Border: Poland
An unidentified aerial object entered the airspace of Poland from the direction of the border with Ukraine on Friday morning, the Polish army's Operational Command said.
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"Failure Not An Option" For Jungle Commandos In Colombian Children Rescue
Indigenous volunteers working alongside the army were a winning combination in the rescue of four children lost in the jungle for 40 days, but Colombian commandos, among the most seasoned in the world, also played a key role.
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Major General AK Dhingra Appointed 1st Armed Forces Special Ops Commander
The Armed Forces Special Operations Division has been set up by the government to undertake joint operations by three services and will have elements from the Army, Navy and the Air Force.
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Pakistan Probe Agency Seeks Cancellation Of Mumbai Terror Attack Mastermind's Bail
Pakistan's top investigative agency has approached the Islamabad High Court (IHC) to seek the cancellation of the bail of LeT operations commander Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi, the mastermind of the 2008 Mumbai terror attack.
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Rockets Strike Baghdad Airport Area: Security Officials
Rockets fired by militants struck the area of Baghdad's vast airport complex on Monday, security officials said.
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Islamic State Kills 2 Generals in Iraq, Advances in Syria
A suicide attack claimed by the Islamic State group killed two Iraqi generals on Thursday in the key battleground province of Anbar, as the jihadists made gains in neighbouring Syria.
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Bomber Kills 2 Iraq Generals as Islamic State Advances in Syria
A suicide bomber killed two Iraqi generals today in Anbar province, a key battleground against the Islamic State group, as the jihadists made gains in northern Syria.
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Ramadi Fell After Unwarranted Iraqi Pullout: Coalition Officer
The Islamic State group took the city of Ramadi because an Iraqi commander unnecessarily ordered his forces to withdraw, a senior officer in the US-led anti-jihadist coalition said on Wednesday.
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Pentagon Dismisses Conspiracies About Texas Exercises
The Pentagon on Thursday dismissed conspiracy theories about planned army exercises in Texas, saying there was no plot for a US military takeover of the state as some right-wing bloggers have alleged.
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US Defence Secretary Ashton Carter to Convene Anti-Islamic State War Council in Kuwait
New Pentagon chief Ashton Carter will hold talks today in Kuwait with top US commanders and diplomats to discuss the war effort against the Islamic State jihadist group, officials said.
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41 Killed in Spate of Deadly Attacks in Iraq
Over 41 people were killed and 30 others injured across Iraq in separate insurgent attacks that mainly targeted security forces, police said Sunday.
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"Unidentified Aerial Object" Detected From Ukrainian Side Of Border: Poland
An unidentified aerial object entered the airspace of Poland from the direction of the border with Ukraine on Friday morning, the Polish army's Operational Command said.
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"Failure Not An Option" For Jungle Commandos In Colombian Children Rescue
Indigenous volunteers working alongside the army were a winning combination in the rescue of four children lost in the jungle for 40 days, but Colombian commandos, among the most seasoned in the world, also played a key role.
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Major General AK Dhingra Appointed 1st Armed Forces Special Ops Commander
The Armed Forces Special Operations Division has been set up by the government to undertake joint operations by three services and will have elements from the Army, Navy and the Air Force.
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Pakistan Probe Agency Seeks Cancellation Of Mumbai Terror Attack Mastermind's Bail
Pakistan's top investigative agency has approached the Islamabad High Court (IHC) to seek the cancellation of the bail of LeT operations commander Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi, the mastermind of the 2008 Mumbai terror attack.
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Rockets Strike Baghdad Airport Area: Security Officials
Rockets fired by militants struck the area of Baghdad's vast airport complex on Monday, security officials said.
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Islamic State Kills 2 Generals in Iraq, Advances in Syria
A suicide attack claimed by the Islamic State group killed two Iraqi generals on Thursday in the key battleground province of Anbar, as the jihadists made gains in neighbouring Syria.
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Bomber Kills 2 Iraq Generals as Islamic State Advances in Syria
A suicide bomber killed two Iraqi generals today in Anbar province, a key battleground against the Islamic State group, as the jihadists made gains in northern Syria.
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Ramadi Fell After Unwarranted Iraqi Pullout: Coalition Officer
The Islamic State group took the city of Ramadi because an Iraqi commander unnecessarily ordered his forces to withdraw, a senior officer in the US-led anti-jihadist coalition said on Wednesday.
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Pentagon Dismisses Conspiracies About Texas Exercises
The Pentagon on Thursday dismissed conspiracy theories about planned army exercises in Texas, saying there was no plot for a US military takeover of the state as some right-wing bloggers have alleged.
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US Defence Secretary Ashton Carter to Convene Anti-Islamic State War Council in Kuwait
New Pentagon chief Ashton Carter will hold talks today in Kuwait with top US commanders and diplomats to discuss the war effort against the Islamic State jihadist group, officials said.
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41 Killed in Spate of Deadly Attacks in Iraq
Over 41 people were killed and 30 others injured across Iraq in separate insurgent attacks that mainly targeted security forces, police said Sunday.
