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Feb- 2022 -1 FebruaryDrones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion
US Navy Begins Operating ‘Explorer’ Unmanned Saildrone
The US Naval Forces Central Command (NAVCENT) has begun operating the Saildrone Explorer Unmanned Surface Vessel (USV) in the Arabian Gulf as a part of an initiative to expand its 5th Fleet with new unmanned systems.
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1 FebruaryAmericas
US Urges Direct Nuclear Talks With Iran, Says Time Running Out
A senior US official said time was running out for nuclear negotiations with Iran and urged Tehran to agree to direct talks to help forge a deal.
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Jan- 2022 -31 JanuaryCommentary
Ukraine: Imminent War or PSYOP?
Talk of a looming Russian invasion of Ukraine has created the impression that a major conflict in Europe is imminent, but this rhetoric appears to be one-sided.
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28 JanuaryAfrica
Algeria Receives First C-130J Super Hercules Transport Aircraft
The Algerian Air Force has received the first of four C-130J Super Hercules transport aircraft ordered from Lockheed Martin in 2018.
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28 JanuaryAmericas
US Army’s New Squad Vehicle ‘Ineffective for Combat’: Report
The US Army’s Operational Testing and Evaluation arm has released its latest assessment regarding the service’s new Infantry Squad Vehicle.
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28 JanuaryMiddle East
Six Rockets Target Baghdad Airport, Damaging Plane
Six rockets were fired at the Iraqi capital's airport, causing damage but no casualties, security sources said.
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27 JanuaryAmericas
Pentagon Reveals Details on $200M Military Aid Package to Ukraine
The Pentagon has provided details on the $200 million military aid package for Ukraine that President Joe Biden approved last month.
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27 JanuaryAmericas
BAE, Oshkosh Cold Weather Vehicle Prototypes Survive Alaskan Trial
Two cold weather vehicle prototypes developed by BAE Systems and Oshkosh Defense have passed tests conducted in Alaska during the winter.
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27 JanuaryCommentary
To Be Serious About Climate Change, the Pentagon Must Reduce Its Contribution
If the Pentagon is serious about climate change, it needs to reduce its own contribution beyond the scattering of service-level initiatives that already exist.
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25 JanuaryAfrica
US Approves $2.56 Billion in Military Sales to Egypt
The US State Department approved two major military equipment sales to Egypt of transport aircraft and radar systems, despite ongoing concerns over Cairo's human rights record.
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