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Israel Hints Tactics Shift In Gaza Offensive, Troop Pullback As US Carrier Heads Home
Israel pulled tanks out of some Gaza City districts on Monday, residents said, as it announced plans to shift tactics and cut back on troop numbers, but fighting raged elsewhere in the Palestinian enclave along with intense bombardment.
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Two US Carriers Enter South China Sea, To "Counter Malign Influence"
Two U.S. aircraft carrier groups have entered the disputed South China Sea for training, the Department of Defense said on Monday in what a senior commander said was to reassure allies and demonstrate resolve to "counter malign influence".
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Boeing Seals Large 737 MAX Order As Airlines Eye Recovery
US carrier Southwest Airlines agreed to buy 100 additional Boeing 737 MAX planes, the companies announced Monday, in a vote of confidence for the aircraft after a 20-month grounding.
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US Sending Carrier, Bombers To Mideast "Psychological Warfare", Says Iran
Iran's top security body dismissed as "psychological warfare" a US announcement that a carrier strike group and bombers are being sent to the Middle East as a message to Tehran, the semi-official Tasnim news agency reported on Tuesday.
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US Aircraft Carrier Sails With One Eye On China Amid North Korea Tension
As the commanders of the largest US warship in Asia seek to maintain operational readiness amid protracted tensions over North Korea, they find themselves keeping one eye on China, too.
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Iranian Drone First Over US Carrier Since 2014
An Iranian drone that flew over a US aircraft carrier last month was the first to conduct an overflight of an American carrier since 2014, according to a US Navy report obtained by The Associated Press today.
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Iran Says It Flew Drone Over US Aircraft Carrier
Iran flew a surveillance drone over a US aircraft carrier and took "precise" photographs of it as part of an ongoing naval drill, state television reported today. An American official declined to comment on the claim.
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US carriers unhappy with American aid to Air India
Calling Air India "one of the most poorly-run airlines in the world", American carriers have opposed the US Exim Bank's USD 3.4 billion support to it to buy Boeing 787 Dreamliners.
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Israel Hints Tactics Shift In Gaza Offensive, Troop Pullback As US Carrier Heads Home
Israel pulled tanks out of some Gaza City districts on Monday, residents said, as it announced plans to shift tactics and cut back on troop numbers, but fighting raged elsewhere in the Palestinian enclave along with intense bombardment.
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Two US Carriers Enter South China Sea, To "Counter Malign Influence"
Two U.S. aircraft carrier groups have entered the disputed South China Sea for training, the Department of Defense said on Monday in what a senior commander said was to reassure allies and demonstrate resolve to "counter malign influence".
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Boeing Seals Large 737 MAX Order As Airlines Eye Recovery
US carrier Southwest Airlines agreed to buy 100 additional Boeing 737 MAX planes, the companies announced Monday, in a vote of confidence for the aircraft after a 20-month grounding.
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US Sending Carrier, Bombers To Mideast "Psychological Warfare", Says Iran
Iran's top security body dismissed as "psychological warfare" a US announcement that a carrier strike group and bombers are being sent to the Middle East as a message to Tehran, the semi-official Tasnim news agency reported on Tuesday.
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US Aircraft Carrier Sails With One Eye On China Amid North Korea Tension
As the commanders of the largest US warship in Asia seek to maintain operational readiness amid protracted tensions over North Korea, they find themselves keeping one eye on China, too.
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Iranian Drone First Over US Carrier Since 2014
An Iranian drone that flew over a US aircraft carrier last month was the first to conduct an overflight of an American carrier since 2014, according to a US Navy report obtained by The Associated Press today.
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Iran Says It Flew Drone Over US Aircraft Carrier
Iran flew a surveillance drone over a US aircraft carrier and took "precise" photographs of it as part of an ongoing naval drill, state television reported today. An American official declined to comment on the claim.
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US carriers unhappy with American aid to Air India
Calling Air India "one of the most poorly-run airlines in the world", American carriers have opposed the US Exim Bank's USD 3.4 billion support to it to buy Boeing 787 Dreamliners.
