Europe
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Jul- 2022 -7 July
Lithuania to Send Ukraine Crowdfunded Combat Drone
Lithuania showed off a crowdfunded Turkish-made military drone that it plans to send to Ukraine to help the country fight Russia's invasion.
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7 July
Russian Tanks Damaged in Ukraine on Display in Warsaw
Two Russian armored vehicles, battered, charred, and dented, provide a dramatic sight for visitors arriving at Warsaw's Castle Square.
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6 July
French Force in Sahel Leaves Mali in Vast Operation
The main French military base in Niger has become a hub of frantic activity for troops and equipment leaving neighboring Mali.
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6 July
Russia Accuses Ukraine of Torturing Prisoners of War
Russia is investigating the alleged torture of its soldiers held prisoner in Ukraine and released as part of a recent swap with Kyiv.
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6 July
NATO Says No Plans for Bases in Sweden or Finland
NATO has no current plans to send troops to Sweden and Finland once they complete the membership process.
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6 July
Latvia to Reinstate Compulsory Military Service
Latvian Defense Minister Artis Pabriks said the Baltic state will reinstate compulsory military service following Moscow's war in Ukraine.
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5 July
Spain Govt Bitterly Split Over Upping Military Spend
The release of a billion euros for the army has split Spain's ruling coalition, with left-wing hardliners Podemos opposing the defense budget increases promised to NATO by Socialist PM Sanchez.
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5 July
Harpoons Made Russians Leave Snake Island: DoD Official
Ukraine’s sinking of a Russian resupply ship bound for Snake Island last month helped Kyiv regain control over the island, a US Department of Defense official revealed.
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5 July
Russia Claims Ukraine Arms Spreading to Middle East, Black Market
Russia claimed that some of the weapons the West is sending to Ukraine are spreading across the Middle East and ending up on the black market.
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5 July
NATO Launches Ratification Process for Sweden, Finland Membership
The process to ratify Sweden and Finland as members of NATO was formally launched, the military alliance's chief Jens Stoltenberg said.
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