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According to Focus Taiwan, Taiwan's Air Force is set to begin its annual Sky Dragon drills.

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Indian Air Force chief Dixit says every squadron and air defence unit must be ready to respond at short notice.

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North Korea tested a cluster bomb warhead that can be mounted on tactical ballistic missiles, according to Yonhap and KCNA as cited by Dawn. The Japan Times calls the test the latest 'major' weapons test by the country, while The Express Tribune describes it as a tactical ballistic missile cluster warhead test.

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Japan's Defense Ministry aims to build the capability to launch rockets quickly, according to Mainichi.

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According to Le Figaro, North Korea has tested cluster-munition weapons.

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Israel Aerospace Industries received two Lockheed Martin supplier awards for 2025 fighter jet programs, according to The Jerusalem Post.

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Mexican president Sheinbaum highlights the humanitarian work of the armed forces under the DN-III-E Plan, which she says is in the «service of life». Argentina's Clarín runs a quote from General George S. Patton on perseverance, tying it to the armed forces, without addressing the DN-III-E Plan.

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The United States has jailed two Chinese nationals for spying, according to The Hindu and Al Jazeera. Hong Kong Free Press says the two tried to recruit American military personnel to spy for Beijing.

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According to El Tiempo, the Governorate of Antioquia and Colombia's Ministry of Defence defined a hoja de ruta to confront organised armed groups in the department.

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Nigeria's defence minister says the failure to produce arms locally is worsening insecurity in the country.

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The United States has approved a sale of Patriot missiles to Ukraine worth 2.1 billion dollars, according to several outlets. ABC News gives a different figure, 3 billion dollars, without explaining the gap in its headline. Zelensky praises the deal but warns delivery could take years, according to The Guardian. The Jerusalem Post mentions delayed missile deliveries, while the Kyiv Independent says the NATO commander dismisses delivery concerns.

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Mexican president Sheinbaum highlights the humanitarian work of the armed forces under the DN-III-E Plan, which she says is in the «service of life». Argentina's Clarín runs a quote from General George S. Patton on perseverance, tying it to the armed forces, without addressing the DN-III-E Plan.

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El País (Spain) reports demonstrations without incident across Italy during a general strike against the cost of living and rearmament.

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According to sources cited by Reuters, the Pentagon reportedly asked Europeans to tone down their rhetoric on Russia. The Citizen, from Tanzania, reports the same story without citing anonymous sources.

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According to sources cited by Reuters, the Pentagon reportedly asked Europeans to tone down their rhetoric on Russia. The Citizen, from Tanzania, reports the same story without citing anonymous sources.

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The Pentagon has fired a senior US Army general accused of leaking classified information to the media, according to Geo News, Al Jazeera, The New York Times, CBS News and the South China Morning Post. The New York Times says the accusation came from Hegseth, while CBS News refers to classified information passed to the press.

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The Pentagon has fired a senior US Army general accused of leaking classified information to the media, according to Geo News, Al Jazeera, The New York Times, CBS News and the South China Morning Post. The New York Times says the accusation came from Hegseth, while CBS News refers to classified information passed to the press.

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The Portuguese government approved 22 million euros for a long-range air defence radar. Observador gives the figure as 22.2 million euros for a radar intended for the Air Force.

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The Portuguese government approved 22 million euros for a long-range air defence radar. Observador gives the figure as 22.2 million euros for a radar intended for the Air Force.

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The Portuguese government approved 22 million euros for a long-range air defence radar. Observador gives the figure as 22.2 million euros for a radar intended for the Air Force.

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An Italian military helicopter from the EU peacekeeping mission crashed in Bosnia, according to the headlines, killing four people. El Mundo reports 12 injured, while Clarín and Expresso report 11; the other headlines do not give a figure for the injured.

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An Italian military helicopter from the EU peacekeeping mission crashed in Bosnia, according to the headlines, killing four people. El Mundo reports 12 injured, while Clarín and Expresso report 11; the other headlines do not give a figure for the injured.

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An Italian military helicopter from the EU peacekeeping mission crashed in Bosnia, according to the headlines, killing four people. El Mundo reports 12 injured, while Clarín and Expresso report 11; the other headlines do not give a figure for the injured.

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According to CBS News, Hegseth fired one of the army's most senior generals over alleged leaks to the media. Other headlines describe a top military planner being dismissed as the latest in a series of ousters; PBS NewsHour stresses that it happened as Trump weighs new strikes on Iran. The Guardian reports that the army strategist was fired over alleged leaks, citing reports rather than confirmed details. The Japan Times describes the case as the dismissal of a senior army general over alleged leaks, based on reports.

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An Italian military helicopter from the EU peacekeeping mission crashed in Bosnia, according to the headlines, killing four people. El Mundo reports 12 injured, while Clarín and Expresso report 11; the other headlines do not give a figure for the injured.

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An Italian military helicopter from the EU peacekeeping mission crashed in Bosnia, according to the headlines, killing four people. El Mundo reports 12 injured, while Clarín and Expresso report 11; the other headlines do not give a figure for the injured.

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The Pentagon has fired a senior US Army general accused of leaking classified information to the media, according to Geo News, Al Jazeera, The New York Times, CBS News and the South China Morning Post. The New York Times says the accusation came from Hegseth, while CBS News refers to classified information passed to the press.

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An Italian military helicopter from the EU peacekeeping mission crashed in Bosnia, according to the headlines, killing four people. El Mundo reports 12 injured, while Clarín and Expresso report 11; the other headlines do not give a figure for the injured.

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Defense Secretary Hegseth fired the Pentagon's top military planner, according to several headlines. Fox News says the official is accused of leaking classified information on Iran and the war in Ukraine. CBS News and Dawn attribute the firing to alleged leaks, with Dawn citing media reports. The Hindu and PBS NewsHour link the firing to Trump weighing new strikes on Iran.

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BBC News reports that Ethiopia has acquired Russian fighter jets and air defence systems amid the war in Tigray. Premium Times reports that Ethiopia has received Russian fighter jets and air defence systems. Al Jazeera asks why Russia is sending fighter jets and air defences to Ethiopia, without giving an answer in its headline.

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BBC News reports that Ethiopia has acquired Russian fighter jets and air defence systems amid the war in Tigray. Premium Times reports that Ethiopia has received Russian fighter jets and air defence systems. Al Jazeera asks why Russia is sending fighter jets and air defences to Ethiopia, without giving an answer in its headline.

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Al Jazeera, citing the Pentagon, says the Iran war has cost US taxpayers $47bn. CGTN covers the same subject, the cost of the US war with Iran, without giving figures in its headline. CBC News focuses on the war's possible political effect, suggesting it could hurt Trump and the Republicans at the ballot box.

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According to the headlines, the US removed the Pentagon's top military planner, a dismissal CBS News and The Guardian link to alleged leaks. PBS NewsHour reports the dismissal came as Trump weighs new strikes on Iran; the other headlines do not mention this context. Channels TV, Dawn, The Express Tribune and The Japan Times report the removal of a senior US army general, with Dawn and The Express Tribune citing reports or media.

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BBC News reports that Ethiopia has acquired Russian fighter jets and air defence systems amid the war in Tigray. Premium Times reports that Ethiopia has received Russian fighter jets and air defence systems. Al Jazeera asks why Russia is sending fighter jets and air defences to Ethiopia, without giving an answer in its headline.

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Defense Secretary Hegseth fired the Pentagon's top military planner, according to several headlines. Fox News says the official is accused of leaking classified information on Iran and the war in Ukraine. CBS News and Dawn attribute the firing to alleged leaks, with Dawn citing media reports. The Hindu and PBS NewsHour link the firing to Trump weighing new strikes on Iran.

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Defense Secretary Hegseth fired the Pentagon's top military planner, according to several headlines. Fox News says the official is accused of leaking classified information on Iran and the war in Ukraine. CBS News and Dawn attribute the firing to alleged leaks, with Dawn citing media reports. The Hindu and PBS NewsHour link the firing to Trump weighing new strikes on Iran.

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According to headlines from RTP, Expresso and Observador, a Russian nuclear submarine launched a missile that hit a target in the Arctic. Expresso specifies that it was an intercontinental ballistic missile, a term absent from the other two headlines.

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The Pentagon estimates the US cost of the Iran war has risen above $47 billion, according to Pentagon data cited by Geo News, Daily Maverick, Dawn and other outlets. The New York Times reports the cost has risen to $47.1 billion, a figure the Pentagon reportedly gave lawmakers. CBS News attributes the $47 billion estimate to the US military.

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According to headlines from RTP, Expresso and Observador, a Russian nuclear submarine launched a missile that hit a target in the Arctic. Expresso specifies that it was an intercontinental ballistic missile, a term absent from the other two headlines.

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According to headlines from RTP, Expresso and Observador, a Russian nuclear submarine launched a missile that hit a target in the Arctic. Expresso specifies that it was an intercontinental ballistic missile, a term absent from the other two headlines.

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The Pentagon estimates the US cost of the Iran war has risen above $47 billion, according to Pentagon data cited by Geo News, Daily Maverick, Dawn and other outlets. The New York Times reports the cost has risen to $47.1 billion, a figure the Pentagon reportedly gave lawmakers. CBS News attributes the $47 billion estimate to the US military.

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The Pentagon estimates the US cost of the Iran war has risen above $47 billion, according to Pentagon data cited by Geo News, Daily Maverick, Dawn and other outlets. The New York Times reports the cost has risen to $47.1 billion, a figure the Pentagon reportedly gave lawmakers. CBS News attributes the $47 billion estimate to the US military.

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The Pentagon estimates the US cost of the Iran war has risen above $47 billion, according to Pentagon data cited by Geo News, Daily Maverick, Dawn and other outlets. The New York Times reports the cost has risen to $47.1 billion, a figure the Pentagon reportedly gave lawmakers. CBS News attributes the $47 billion estimate to the US military.

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The Pentagon estimates the US cost of the Iran war has risen above $47 billion, according to Pentagon data cited by Geo News, Daily Maverick, Dawn and other outlets. The New York Times reports the cost has risen to $47.1 billion, a figure the Pentagon reportedly gave lawmakers. CBS News attributes the $47 billion estimate to the US military.

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The Pentagon estimates the US cost of the Iran war has risen above $47 billion, according to Pentagon data cited by Geo News, Daily Maverick, Dawn and other outlets. The New York Times reports the cost has risen to $47.1 billion, a figure the Pentagon reportedly gave lawmakers. CBS News attributes the $47 billion estimate to the US military.

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The Pentagon estimates the US cost of the Iran war has risen above $47 billion, according to Pentagon data cited by Geo News, Daily Maverick, Dawn and other outlets. The New York Times reports the cost has risen to $47.1 billion, a figure the Pentagon reportedly gave lawmakers. CBS News attributes the $47 billion estimate to the US military.

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