Europe
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Jun- 2022 -2 June
War Enters 100th Day With Russia Controlling ‘Fifth of Ukraine’
Ukraine marked 100 days since Moscow's invasion with Russian forces hammering the Donbas in their push to capture the country's east.
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2 June
US Plans Armed MQ-1C Gray Eagle Drone Sale To Ukraine: Report
The US administration plans to send four armed MQ-1C Gray Eagle drones to Ukraine for the country’s resistance to Russia's invasion.
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2 June
FN Herstal Unveils New 9x19mm Hiper Pistol
Belgian arms manufacturer FN Herstal has unveiled its new 9x19-millimeter Hiper pistol for military and law enforcement.
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2 June
Russia Says Killed Hundreds of Foreign ‘Mercenaries’ Working for Ukraine
Moscow said it has managed to stem the arrival of foreign "mercenaries" in Ukraine and that it has killed "hundreds" of them.
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2 June
Interpol Warns of Flood of Illicit Arms After Ukraine War
Many of the weapons being sent to Ukraine will eventually wind up in criminal hands in Europe and beyond, Interpol's chief warned.
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1 June
Turkey Renews Threat of Military Offensive in Syria
Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan renewed threats of a military offensive in northern Syria, which he said would target Kurdish "terrorists."
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1 June
Zelensky: Ukraine Losing up to 100 Soldiers a Day
Between 60 and 100 Ukrainian soldiers are dying on the battlefield every day, President Volodymyr Zelensky said.
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1 June
Skanska to Build $326 Million British Army Vehicle Base
Skanska has been awarded a 259-million-pound ($325.8-million) contract to build a military vehicle base for the British Army.
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1 June
UK to Equip Submarines With Upgraded Tomahawk Missiles
The British Ministry of Defence will integrate upgraded Tomahawk Land Attack Missiles into its Astute-class submarines.
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1 June
Germany to Deliver Air Defense System to Ukraine: Scholz
Germany will deliver to Ukraine an air defense system capable of shielding a "large city from Russian air raids," Chancellor Olaf Scholz said.
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