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Feb- 2023 -9 FebruaryAsia Pacific
Taiwan Test-Fires Cruise Missile That Can Reach Mainland China: Report
Taiwan has reportedly tested a new cruise missile believed capable of reaching mainland China.
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9 FebruaryAmericas
Canada Expediting Purchase of Air Defense Systems, Anti-Tank Weapons
The Canadian military is reportedly expediting the acquisition of air defense and anti-tank weapon systems for its troops in Latvia.
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9 FebruaryTechnology
goTenna Awarded Network Monitoring Contract for US Air Force
goTenna has received a contract to develop a communication network insight capability for the US Air Force.
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9 FebruaryAir
Raytheon to Deliver Aircraft Approach and Landing System to Japan
The US and Japan have awarded Raytheon an $8.6-million contract to deliver a joint precision approach and landing system to Japan.
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9 FebruaryEurope
Russia’s Wagner Paramilitary Group Says Halted Prison Recruitment
The Wagner mercenary group said it had ended its recruitment drive at prisons across Russia, which aimed to boost Moscow's forces in Ukraine.
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9 FebruaryAfrica
UN Troops Kill Eight Civilians in DRC Convoy Attack: Governor
UN peacekeepers killed eight civilians during an attack on their supply convoy in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.
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9 FebruaryAsia Pacific
Japan Analyzing Previous Aerial Objects After China Balloon
Japan said it was coordinating with Washington as it analyzed unidentified aerial objects spotted over the country in past years.
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9 FebruaryAir
North Korea Unveils ‘Record’ Number of ICBMs at Military Parade
North Korea's Kim Jong Un oversaw a major military parade showcasing a record number of nuclear and intercontinental ballistic missiles.
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8 FebruaryAir
Russia Vows ‘Response’ if UK Sends Planes to Ukraine
Russia said that it would respond if Britain sends warplanes to Ukraine, warning of an escalation.
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8 FebruaryAsia Pacific
Australia to Remove Chinese-Made Cameras From Defense Sites
Australia will strip Chinese-made security cameras from some government buildings to ensure they are "completely secure," the country's defense minister said.
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