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Germany Ready to Send More Troops to Lithuania: Scholz

Germany is ready to deploy more troops to Lithuania, Chancellor Scholz said during a visit in response to requests from the Baltics.

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Ukrainian Troops May Have to Retreat From Severodonetsk: Governor

Ukrainian troops may have to retreat from Severodonetsk which is being shelled by Russian troops "24 hours a day," the regional governor said.

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Cambodia, China Deny Naval Base Reports as Australia Voices Concern

Cambodia and Beijing denied a report that they are building a secret naval facility for the Chinese fleet.

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Lake Chad Force Says Over 800 Jihadists Killed

A multinational force with troops from Nigeria, Niger, Cameroon, and Chad said it had killed over 800 jihadists in the Lake Chad region.

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US Service Member ‘Possible Suspect’ in Syria Insider Attack: Report

The US Department of Defense is investigating whether a service member carried out an attack on a US base in Syria two months ago, injuring four servicemen.

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Japan Plans Armed Wingman Drone Development With US: Report

Japan is reportedly planning to co-develop an armed unmanned aerial vehicle with the US to fly alongside manned aircraft.

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TAG to Produce Armored Vehicles for Eastern European Nation

The Armored Group has announced that it has been awarded a contract to produce armored vehicles for an Eastern European nation.

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India OKs Military Modernization Projects Worth $9.8 Billion

The government of India has approved the procurement of military equipment and state-of-the-art platforms worth $9.78 billion.

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Poland to Acquire 500 HIMARS From US

Polish Defense Minister Mariusz Błaszczak has announced that the country will acquire 500 High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems.

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Russian General Kutuzov Killed in Ukraine: Separatists

Pro-Kremlin separatists in Ukraine confirmed the death of another Russian general during Moscow's military campaign in the country. 

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