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Germany's Iran "Humiliating" US Comment Costs It 5,000 American Troops
The United States is withdrawing 5,000 troops from Germany, the Pentagon announced on Friday, in an apparent US rebuke to the close NATO ally amid a widening rift between President Donald Trump and Europe over the Iran war.
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Russia Says It Has Completed Retreat From Key Ukraine Kherson Region
Moscow announced on Friday that its forces had completed their withdrawal from the strategic Ukrainian city of Kherson, after Ukraine said it had reclaimed dozens of landmine-littered settlements abandoned by the Russians.
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China 'Looks Down' On India's Military Power, Says Beijing State-Run Media
A day after China warned India that it will offer "no compromise" on the stand-off at the Sikkim border, its state-run media declared that Delhi should either withdraw its troops "with dignity or be kicked out".
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Iraq Crisis Stirs Fears Afghanistan Could Be Next
The deteriorating situation in Iraq is giving Congress pause about President Barack Obama's plan to withdraw US forces from Afghanistan by the end of 2016, with fears that hard-fought gains could be wiped out by a resurgent Taliban.
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Sri Lanka rejects calls to withdraw troops from North
Sri Lanka's President has rejected a call by Indian legislators to withdraw soldiers from the island's former war zone in the north where minority Tamils are concentrated, his spokesman said on Sunday.
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Germany's Iran "Humiliating" US Comment Costs It 5,000 American Troops
The United States is withdrawing 5,000 troops from Germany, the Pentagon announced on Friday, in an apparent US rebuke to the close NATO ally amid a widening rift between President Donald Trump and Europe over the Iran war.
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Russia Says It Has Completed Retreat From Key Ukraine Kherson Region
Moscow announced on Friday that its forces had completed their withdrawal from the strategic Ukrainian city of Kherson, after Ukraine said it had reclaimed dozens of landmine-littered settlements abandoned by the Russians.
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China 'Looks Down' On India's Military Power, Says Beijing State-Run Media
A day after China warned India that it will offer "no compromise" on the stand-off at the Sikkim border, its state-run media declared that Delhi should either withdraw its troops "with dignity or be kicked out".
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Iraq Crisis Stirs Fears Afghanistan Could Be Next
The deteriorating situation in Iraq is giving Congress pause about President Barack Obama's plan to withdraw US forces from Afghanistan by the end of 2016, with fears that hard-fought gains could be wiped out by a resurgent Taliban.
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Sri Lanka rejects calls to withdraw troops from North
Sri Lanka's President has rejected a call by Indian legislators to withdraw soldiers from the island's former war zone in the north where minority Tamils are concentrated, his spokesman said on Sunday.
