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The US House of Representatives voted to halt the impeachment effort against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, which had sought to advance it. Hegseth rebuked calls for impeachment and defended his war record, according to CBS News and CGTN. Fox News says Democrats rallied behind a Republican lawmaker's push and signal more action in January. The Guardian says Democrats lambasted absent peers who let Republicans squash the impeachment attempt.

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US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says the efforts to impeach him are a farce that will fail. According to The Guardian, House Republicans blocked the attempt to impeach Hegseth.

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Bukele says Salvadoran troops destroyed the "headquarters" of a powerful gang in Haiti. El Universal also reports that the United States questions the offensive.

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According to El Universal and La Jornada, the Black Hawk helicopters bought from the US are expected to reach Mexico between 2028 and 2029, for security and assistance work. Clarín says Mexico will buy 30 helicopters and military aircraft for security and emergency operations.

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The United States withdrew military aircraft from a British base, according to the headlines, citing a threat from Iran. La Nación reports tanker aircraft and describes the Iranian threat as alleged, not confirmed.

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An Israeli arms company, according to Haaretz, plans to set up a factory in the Netherlands, aiming at the European market.

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Portugal's foreign minister, Paulo Rangel, regrets the “lightness” of NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte regarding Portugal's position on Ukraine. According to Diário de Notícias, Rutte accused Portugal of treating the war in Ukraine as “something distant”.

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Hegseth calls the impeachment bid a farce and says he is proud of the Iran war and would do it again. The House voted to effectively end the impeachment effort against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, after House GOP leaders blocked it. Headlines describe the outcome differently: some refer to a preliminary vote, others to a proceeding that was shelved.

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Three Brazilian outlets report that the Pentagon chief responded to an impeachment request against him, calling it a farce or political spectacle. According to the headlines, the response came from Trump's defense secretary after the request was filed against him.

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US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth calls the push to remove him through impeachment a "farce" and a "political spectacle," according to several outlets. Hegseth says the impeachment attempts will fail and defends the war in Iran, saying he would do it again. The Pentagon holds a press briefing as the House of Representatives prepares to vote, according to PBS NewsHour and CBS News.

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US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says the efforts to impeach him are a farce that will fail. According to The Guardian, House Republicans blocked the attempt to impeach Hegseth.

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Three Brazilian outlets report that the Pentagon chief responded to an impeachment request against him, calling it a farce or political spectacle. According to the headlines, the response came from Trump's defense secretary after the request was filed against him.

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US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says the efforts to impeach him are a farce that will fail. According to The Guardian, House Republicans blocked the attempt to impeach Hegseth.

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According to the Wall Street Journal, as cited by Egypt Independent, the United States has withdrawn military aircraft from a second British base. The South China Morning Post says the withdrawal involves nine military aircraft and follows an Iranian threat. Fox News reports 13 aircraft being evacuated from a second UK base amid a new Iranian threat. The Times of Israel reports that the United States moved military aircraft due to a threat from Iran, without confirming the information.

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US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth calls the push to remove him through impeachment a "farce" and a "political spectacle," according to several outlets. Hegseth says the impeachment attempts will fail and defends the war in Iran, saying he would do it again. The Pentagon holds a press briefing as the House of Representatives prepares to vote, according to PBS NewsHour and CBS News.

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US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth calls the push to remove him through impeachment a "farce" and a "political spectacle," according to several outlets. Hegseth says the impeachment attempts will fail and defends the war in Iran, saying he would do it again. The Pentagon holds a press briefing as the House of Representatives prepares to vote, according to PBS NewsHour and CBS News.

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The US withdrew aircraft from a British military base after threats from Iran, according to headlines from Metrópoles, Gazeta do Povo and RTP. Observador reports that the Portuguese government is monitoring bomb threats it says have "no real basis".

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CBC News, in Canada, reports that a tight military budget limits paid participation in Remembrance Day in Ontario.

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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth calls the impeachment effort against him a farce and says it will fail. Headlines from Fox News and CGTN say Hegseth defends his record in the war with Iran. The House voted to effectively end the process, and Observador and TASS report that the proposal was shelved.

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According to the Wall Street Journal, as cited by Egypt Independent, the United States has withdrawn military aircraft from a second British base. The South China Morning Post says the withdrawal involves nine military aircraft and follows an Iranian threat. Fox News reports 13 aircraft being evacuated from a second UK base amid a new Iranian threat. The Times of Israel reports that the United States moved military aircraft due to a threat from Iran, without confirming the information.

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Republican congressman Massie pushed a motion to impeach Pete Hegseth, Trump's defence secretary, which outlets tie to the war with Iran and the Minab school massacre. The House blocked the motion, and Hegseth survived the impeachment attempt with Republican backing. Hegseth called the process a "farce" and a "political spectacle", according to the statements cited by El País, Clarín, El Comercio and El Universal. The BBC, Sky News and other outlets describe the attempt as blocked "for now", without indicating a final decision.

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According to the Wall Street Journal, as cited by Egypt Independent, the United States has withdrawn military aircraft from a second British base. The South China Morning Post says the withdrawal involves nine military aircraft and follows an Iranian threat. Fox News reports 13 aircraft being evacuated from a second UK base amid a new Iranian threat. The Times of Israel reports that the United States moved military aircraft due to a threat from Iran, without confirming the information.

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According to the Wall Street Journal, as cited by Egypt Independent, the United States has withdrawn military aircraft from a second British base. The South China Morning Post says the withdrawal involves nine military aircraft and follows an Iranian threat. Fox News reports 13 aircraft being evacuated from a second UK base amid a new Iranian threat. The Times of Israel reports that the United States moved military aircraft due to a threat from Iran, without confirming the information.

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Republican congressman Massie pushed a motion to impeach Pete Hegseth, Trump's defence secretary, which outlets tie to the war with Iran and the Minab school massacre. The House blocked the motion, and Hegseth survived the impeachment attempt with Republican backing. Hegseth called the process a "farce" and a "political spectacle", according to the statements cited by El País, Clarín, El Comercio and El Universal. The BBC, Sky News and other outlets describe the attempt as blocked "for now", without indicating a final decision.

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U.S. Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth called the impeachment bid against him a “farce,” according to several outlets. Eight articles of impeachment were filed by a Republican congressman, and a House vote is expected. Hegseth held a news briefing at the Pentagon; Der Spiegel reports the same “farce” remark as the others. According to the South China Morning Post, Hegseth defends the Iran war while rejecting the impeachment process.

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According to several news outlets, the United States has moved military aircraft out of a second UK base because of a threat attributed to Iran. The South China Morning Post reports 9 aircraft withdrawn and Fox News 13, but the headlines do not confirm either figure or its source. The report is described as unconfirmed by some outlets, while Fox News calls the threat new without giving its origin.

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Republican congressman Thomas Massie of Kentucky launched a bid to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. The House blocked the effort, at least for now, according to CBS News, the BBC and CGTN. PBS NewsHour broke down the impeachment articles filed against Hegseth.

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U.S. Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth calls the House impeachment effort a farce and a political spectacle, according to the headlines cited. A Republican filed eight articles of impeachment against Hegseth, and the House is expected to hold a preliminary vote this week. Hegseth, who defends the war in Iran, says the push is a farce and a stunt driven by resentment, while The Times of Israel describes it as sabotage.

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US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth held a Pentagon press briefing while an impeachment effort against him advanced in the House of Representatives. Hegseth called the effort a «farce», according to several headlines, and defended his record on the Iran war. According to Observador and The Guardian, House Republicans blocked the impeachment proposal, which was shelved.

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Republican Thomas Massie of Kentucky launched an effort to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, and the House blocked that attempt, for now. Hegseth called the process a "political spectacle" and a "farce", and several outlets report that his removal was blocked with Republican support. Tehran Times links the initiative to the war in Iran and the Minab school massacre, while other headlines make no such connection.

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The Spanish newspaper El País reports that the Ministry of Defence closed the year by signing contracts for 15 new weapons programmes, to meet commitments to NATO.

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WuXi AppTec, a Chinese biotech company, saw its shares rise after the Pentagon reversed its inclusion on a blacklist, according to the South China Morning Post.

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Der Spiegel, in Germany, reports that the state will buy a stake in the armoured vehicle maker KNDS for €6.6 billion.

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US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faced a possible House impeachment vote this week, which he called a 'farce', according to several outlets. The New York Times reports that Hegseth will hold a rare news conference before the vote. NPR reports the House voted to effectively end the impeachment effort against Hegseth. Observador describes the proposal as shelved, while TASS says US congressmen rejected an attempt to start the impeachment.

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US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faced a possible House impeachment vote this week, which he called a 'farce', according to several outlets. The New York Times reports that Hegseth will hold a rare news conference before the vote. NPR reports the House voted to effectively end the impeachment effort against Hegseth. Observador describes the proposal as shelved, while TASS says US congressmen rejected an attempt to start the impeachment.

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Republican Kentucky congressman Thomas Massie has moved to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, according to several outlets. Trump defended Hegseth and attacked Massie, while Hegseth himself called the effort a farce and political theater. El Universal said a vote was expected the same day; Tehran Times tied the push to criticism over the Iran war and the Minab school massacre. La Nación reported that Hegseth survived the impeachment bid with Republican support.

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A US congressman has filed a resolution to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, in a process linked to the war with Iran. According to The Hindu, the impeachment resolution contains eight articles of charges against Hegseth. Hegseth says the impeachment is a farce and a political spectacle, and claims it will fail, as attempts against Trump did, according to La Tercera. Clarín and El Mundo attribute similar criticism to him, suggesting the move is driven by resentment; El Mundo calls it a setup.

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US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faces a possible impeachment in the House of Representatives, with a vote expected this week. Hegseth calls the effort a "farce" and a "stunt", according to Fox News, and defends himself at a rare news conference held before the vote. Al Jazeera and the BBC quote Hegseth calling it a "farce", while CBC describes him as defiant toward a Republican's resolution.

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Impeachment proceedings against US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth have begun in Congress, according to RTP and Jornal de Notícias. Expresso asks whether the process will make Hegseth the first political casualty of Trump's war, without offering an answer.

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Republican congressman Thomas Massie has started impeachment proceedings against US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over the war in Iran, according to several outlets. Hegseth calls the impeachment effort a “farce”, according to Diário de Notícias and Fox News, and ANSI and El País quote him saying the same. Rappler, Dawn and The Express Tribune report that Hegseth is expected to face a House impeachment vote this week.

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Several outlets report that impeachment proceedings against US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth have been launched in Congress. Folha de S.Paulo describes the step as an impeachment opened by the US House. Expresso asks whether Hegseth will be the first political casualty of Trump's war, without giving an answer.

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Republican congressman Thomas Massie has formally filed impeachment articles against US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. According to Diário de Notícias, Hegseth calls the effort a “farce,” a position Fox News and ANSA also attribute to him. The Hindu and Dawn say a House vote is expected this week.

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Republican congressman Thomas Massie formally filed an impeachment resolution in the House against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Hegseth called the push a “farce” and a “stunt”, according to Fox News and Diário de Notícias. Trump attacked the Republican who proposes impeaching the defense secretary, according to El Comercio.

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Republican congressman Thomas Massie has formally filed impeachment articles against US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. According to Diário de Notícias, Hegseth calls the effort a “farce,” a position Fox News and ANSA also attribute to him. The Hindu and Dawn say a House vote is expected this week.

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A Republican lawmaker filed an impeachment request against US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, according to Gazeta do Povo, Poder360 and La Jornada. According to El Universal, Hegseth will hold a press conference about the threat of impeachment against him. El Comercio and Clarín report that Trump attacked the Republican who proposes the impeachment of the defence secretary.

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Republican congressman Thomas Massie formally filed an impeachment resolution in the House against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Hegseth called the push a “farce” and a “stunt”, according to Fox News and Diário de Notícias. Trump attacked the Republican who proposes impeaching the defense secretary, according to El Comercio.

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US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth defends the war amid a threat of removal from office. Observador reports that the defence of the war concerns Iran.

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Republican Thomas Massie has filed articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, which could lead to a House vote this week. Fox News reports that House Republicans privately warn the motion could pass. Hegseth calls the process a «farce», according to Diário de Notícias and The National. Al Jazeera reports that Trump and Rubio are defending Hegseth before the vote.

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Trump announced a task force, Task Force Iron Gate, to cut off Iran's military supply routes, according to The National and Al Jazeera. Al Jazeera asks whether the new US task force can stop the flow of weapons, while Tehran Times describes it as another failed attempt to force Iran's economic collapse.

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Blinken and Pompeo say ending military aid would not harm overall US-Israel relations.

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Canada has announced new sanctions against Russia aimed at its defence industry and cyber activities, according to The Kyiv Independent.

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South Korea's defense minister says deploying mine-hunting assets to the anti-piracy unit is meant to prepare for threats not yet visible.

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South Korea's defense minister says deploying mine-hunting assets to the anti-piracy unit is meant to prepare for threats not yet visible.

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According to the ISPR, security forces neutralised terrorist hideouts in Mir Ali, North Waziristan. The ISPR says IEDs and ammunition were recovered from terrorist hideouts inside mosques in North Waziristan. Geo News, citing the ISPR, reports that two terrorist hideouts in North Waziristan mosques were neutralised.

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The Jerusalem Post reports that a sanctioned Russian Defense Ministry aircraft landed in Israel after departing a military base near Moscow.

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Argentina's Clarín reports that Okinawa's governor has asked for a review of the agreement on US troops in Japan, following a murder.

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According to Hankyoreh, South Korea has brought forward to 2027 the start of construction of a nuclear submarine.

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Fox News says Trump's proposed deal with Russia is causing alarm in NATO, and a former commander warns that Putin is seeking influence over Europe. Italian daily la Repubblica reports a new idea from Kushner for a NATO-Russia Council as a path to peace.

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The Spanish newspaper ABC says Morocco's arms buildup is notable and should be a cause for concern.

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Fox News (US) reports that Trump's proposed deal with Russia is raising alarm within NATO, and a former commander warns that Putin seeks influence over Europe.

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El Comercio is running live coverage of Pope Leo XIV's visit to Argentina, with his schedule and activities in Buenos Aires, Córdoba and Luján. Argentina's Defence Ministry explains airspace restrictions during the visit, with limits in Buenos Aires and Córdoba, according to La Nación. Le Figaro reports that Leo XIV, in Buenos Aires, is concerned about the future of democracy in Argentina.

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La República (Peru) reports that the Armed Forces will temporarily guard the outside of prisons.

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Colombia's defence minister disputes Gustavo Petro's account of a drone attack on soldiers in Bolívar, according to Semana.

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Premium Times, from Nigeria, reports a major reshuffle in the Nigerian Air Force, with 67 senior officers redeployed.

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The Mexican outlet El Universal reports that four people were brought to trial over weapons possession in Arizpe, Sonora. According to the same headline, the four defendants were placed in mandatory pretrial detention.

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The Jerusalem Post publishes an opinion piece describing a conscription law in Israel as a misconception.

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The Jerusalem Post reports that the IDF found weapons caches next to humanitarian aid boxes, near UN posts in southern Lebanon.

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El Universal, in Mexico, reports that «La Pocha» and his son, «El Nazi», were arrested in Tamaulipas. According to the same headline, both are linked to the Cártel del Noreste, and one of them is the chief hitman of «Las Tropas del Infierno».

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The Jerusalem Post publishes an analysis questioning whether the United States will be able to cut Iran's access to weapons through its land borders.

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Israel's defence minister says his country's mission in Iran has not ended yet.

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The Jerusalem Post, from Israel, reports that Trump's Mar-a-Lago residence is now protected by a laser air-defense system.

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Israel's Defence Minister says the mission against Iran is not yet complete, according to The Hindu.

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Melissa Parke, director of the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons, says that anyone who survives a nuclear war will have a short and miserable life.

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Israel's defence minister says his country's mission in Iran has not ended yet.

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The mother of a Royal Navy sailor who has been missing for 40 years is asking the suspected killer of her son to confess.

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According to the South China Morning Post, India questions US «double standards» after Pakistan secured a deal to upgrade its F-16 jets.

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South Korea plans to start building a nuclear-powered submarine in 2027, according to Hankyoreh. The Korea Times reports that the project is moving forward despite a key approval, but faces hurdles.

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A second batch of F-16V Block 70 fighter jets has arrived in Taiwan, according to Focus Taiwan.

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A drone attack in southern Bolívar, Colombia, killed three soldiers, according to the headlines. The number of wounded differs by outlet: 47 in La Silla Vacía, 35 in El Tiempo, 16 in La Tercera and El País, and more than 40 in Semana. The Defensoría demands an urgent response from the government, and the army commander travelled to southern Bolívar, according to El Tiempo and Semana.

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A British military expert, quoted by La Repubblica, says deterrence is the weapon against Moscow's hybrid warfare.

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A single headline from La Tercera (Chile) raises the question of the F-35s, with no other headlines on the same topic to compare it with.

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TASS and The Hindu say US forces disabled a merchant or cargo ship in the Gulf of Oman, according to CENTCOM. The National and the Express Tribune report that the United Arab Emirates rescued 22 people after a fire broke out on a cargo ship. The Wire links the attack to fresh strikes against Iran, while Al Jazeera says US military forces attacked a cargo ship.

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Chile's Investigative Police (PDI) arrested a man suspected of selling ammunition to criminal gangs in the Santiago Metropolitan Region.

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Germany's defence minister says the country cannot, for now, provide Ukraine with more Patriot systems.

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Folha de S.Paulo (BR) reports that the United States announced a task force to expand the blockade and curb arms shipments to Iran.

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El Comercio, a Peruvian newspaper, reports that authorities inspected the Las Palmas Air Base and verified its capacity to host more than one million people. The story is linked to Pope Leo XIV's visit, but the headline does not describe the nature of that link.

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An Indian Air Force IL-76 heavy-lift aircraft landed at Nyoma, in eastern Ladakh, at 13,600 feet, according to The Hindu. Dawn and The Indian Express report the same landing; Dawn attributes the claim to India, which says it landed the aircraft at the highest altitude.

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Poder360 reports that the army's aviation branch is investing in technology to prepare its aircrews.

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The Wire, from India, published an opinion piece titled «Hinduising the Armed Forces is a Dangerous Pursuit», which warns of the risks of tying the armed forces to a specific religion.

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Semana, from Colombia, presents a warship described as prepared for future threats, with laser weapons, artificial intelligence and more than 100 missile launchers.

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TASS reports that Trump said the US attacked Iranian air defense systems. Haaretz quotes Trump describing the US strikes on an Iranian air defense system as «minor». The Kyiv Independent, citing Ukraine's General Staff, reports Ukrainian strikes on Russian missile launchers and air defense systems in Bryansk, a separate story from the Iran strikes.

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Diário de Notícias reports that the Iranian army warns it will not allow the United States to rebuild bases in the Middle East.

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RTP reports that Iran's armed forces describe themselves as "more powerful" than at the start of the war.

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Three Brazilian outlets report that Santiago Peña was transferred to a military unit after protests or clashes. Gazeta do Povo describes Peña as a former president of Paraguay, while Metrópoles and Poder360 only give his name.

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According to Haaretz, the Israeli army removed 3,300 Palestinians from their homes and found only four weapons.

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Egypt Independent says six decades of denial about Israel's nuclear weapons program are now facing a new reality.

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TASS reports that Trump said the US attacked Iranian air defense systems. Haaretz quotes Trump describing the US strikes on an Iranian air defense system as «minor». The Kyiv Independent, citing Ukraine's General Staff, reports Ukrainian strikes on Russian missile launchers and air defense systems in Bryansk, a separate story from the Iran strikes.

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According to Haaretz, Russia is reportedly in talks to supply Iran with advanced air defense systems. TASS reports that Trump says the US attacked Iranian air defense systems. IRNA reports that Iran's army air defense destroyed a US MQ-9 drone. The Kyiv Independent, citing Ukraine's General Staff, reports that Ukraine struck Russian missile launchers and air defense systems in Bryansk Oblast.

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El País, from Spain, reports that Japan is joining the global race to increase defence spending in response to a security crisis in Asia.

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TASS reports that Trump said the US attacked Iranian air defense systems. Haaretz quotes Trump describing the US strikes on an Iranian air defense system as «minor». The Kyiv Independent, citing Ukraine's General Staff, reports Ukrainian strikes on Russian missile launchers and air defense systems in Bryansk, a separate story from the Iran strikes.

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