Iran Scoffs at Claims Russia-Launched Satellite for ‘Spying’
Iran dismissed as "childish" Wednesday claims by the US that an Iranian satellite launched by Russia is intended for spying.
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Iran Navy Says Repelled Attack on Ship in Red Sea
An Iranian naval flotilla thwarted an overnight attack on an Iranian vessel in the Red Sea, a senior commander said.
US OKs Potential Sale of Javelin Missiles to Brazil
The US State Department has cleared the potential sale of high-powered Javelin missiles to Brazil for an estimated cost of…
US Army Unveils Space, Cyber, Special Ops Triad Concept
The US Army said it will form a “triad” comprising Cyber Command, Special Operations Command, and the Space and Missile…
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Two Police Killed, 800 Escape in DR Congo Jailbreak
More than 800 inmates have escaped from a prison in eastern DR Congo after gunmen staged a jailbreak in which…
Four Palestinians Killed by Israeli Forces in West Bank
Israeli forces killed four people in the occupied West Bank, including two teens and a man Israel said was a senior militant commander.
Russia Planning to Connect Nuclear Plant to Crimea: Ukrainian Operator
Russian forces occupying the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant in Ukraine are preparing to connect to Crimea, annexed by Moscow in 2014.