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Military Weapons Testing Could Have Downed Civilian Aircraft in the US
Preliminary NTSB report reveals that a medical aircraft lost GPS navigation just before crashing in New Mexico, while the US military was testing a signal jamming system nearby.
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Pentagon Without a Strategy for Iran
U.S. Central Command admits there is no clear path to ending the conflict, as stocks of key munitions dwindle and costs exceed $37 billion.
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End of the War in Ukraine by Year's End?
Masahiro Matsumura believes demographics, not military breakthroughs, will determine the outcome. He particularly highlighted Germany's role in sustaining European aid.
World
China Strikes Back at the US: Sanctions and Drone Restrictions
Beijing announced a series of countermeasures on Wednesday, including export controls on drones and a ban on business with six American entities, in response to the latest restrictions from Washington.
Culture
Childhood Under Siege in a Split Gallery
The exhibition 'Children in War, Sarajevo '92-'95' brings portraits of children who grew up amid shelling and shortages, opening Friday at Fotoklub Split.
Economy
Hope for US-Iran Deal Keeps Oil Prices Below $80
Horoscope
Croatia Bike Week Brings Its Biggest Spectacle Yet
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ITV's Undercover Documentary
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US-Israel War on Iran Upends European Travel Habits
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Trump: 'Maybe It Will Be Different, and Maybe Not', Message to Iran
The U.S. president answered questions about Iran and sharply denied reports of a weapons shortage, threatening prison for those who leak information.
World
Mexican Jalapeño Peppers Linked to Salmonella Outbreak in the US: 345 Sickened Across 27 States
US health officials have linked the infections to peppers from the Mexican state of Sinaloa, and the affected product has already been pulled from Chipotle and QDOBA restaurant chains.
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Experts Warn: Ukraine Running Out of Missiles
After a Russian attack on Kyiv killed 17 people and no missiles were intercepted, missile technology and defense industry experts predict a very difficult winter for Ukrainian cities.
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Leaked Details of a Possible US-Iran Deal
The Strait of Hormuz is a key point in the negotiations, and Iranian President Pezeshkian revealed that the late Supreme Leader Khamenei gave the green light for an agreement with Washington.
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Strait of Hormuz Blockade Creates Biological Threat
Scientists warn of an 'ecological disaster in the making' as 1,500 stranded ships become ideal habitats for invasive organisms.
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Trump Fumes Over Missile Shortage
US president faces reports of dramatically depleted weapons stockpiles in the war against Iran, with effects already felt in Ukraine.
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US Restores Full Intelligence Package to Ukraine
According to Politico, intelligence sharing has returned to pre-tension levels between Washington and Kyiv, confirmed by US senators and analysts.
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US Shifts Nuclear Doctrine: Introducing Tactical Weapons
The Pentagon, under Elbridge Colby, is preparing a new strategy that relies on shorter-range nuclear weapons amid rising tensions over Taiwan and Belarus.
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Trump and Hegseth Clash: Pentagon Admits Empty Warehouses
Camp David Showdown Reveals Critical Missile Shortage, Washington Scraps Major Strike on Iran
World
Trump Furious Over Ammunition Shortage
Camp David clash exposes serious logistical problems for the U.S. military in the war with Iran, with global security implications.
GEOPOLITICS
U.S.-Ukraine Intelligence Sharing Back at High Levels
Senators confirm improved cooperation, bolstering Ukraine's military efforts at a critical juncture in the war.