Defence and arms

Tekever opened a factory in Toulouse, France, according to RTP and Expresso, and the company frames it as a push to strengthen European sovereignty. RTP reports the factory is preparing delivery of the first 15 drones to the armed forces; Expresso says it is already producing drones for French defence.

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Tekever opened a factory in Toulouse, France, according to RTP and Expresso, and the company frames it as a push to strengthen European sovereignty. RTP reports the factory is preparing delivery of the first 15 drones to the armed forces; Expresso says it is already producing drones for French defence.

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Japan's Finance Ministry is considering curbing the push to increase defense spending, citing concerns about funding.

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PBS NewsHour published a report on finding a sense of purpose after military service.

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Pete Hegseth awarded a military member who reprimanded him at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, after laughter from his entourage during the ceremony. According to El Universal, Hegseth told the soldier "bien hecho" during the award. Clarín and RPP describe the soldier as the one who demanded silence during the military tribute.

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Pete Hegseth awarded a U.S. soldier who scolded him and his group near the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. According to RTP, the soldier said «Well done, soldier» after the group laughed, and CBS News and ABC News place the event at Arlington. Fox News calls the recognition a special honor from the Pentagon chief.

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Pete Hegseth awarded a U.S. soldier who scolded him and his group near the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. According to RTP, the soldier said «Well done, soldier» after the group laughed, and CBS News and ABC News place the event at Arlington. Fox News calls the recognition a special honor from the Pentagon chief.

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US envoys met Putin at the Kremlin after talks on Ukraine in Abu Dhabi, according to Clarín and El Universal. Jornal de Notícias says Trump's envoys have already spoken with Putin and will meet Zelensky. Poder360 reports that Putin rejects European troops, while El Universal says the envoys aim to bring Europe into the negotiations.

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Observador writes that Mark Rutte has put NATO's unity in question. RTP reports that Montenegro criticises statements made by Mark Rutte.

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Portugal's prime minister Luís Montenegro criticises NATO chief Mark Rutte, calling his remarks unfortunate, superficial and uninformed about a reality he should know.

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Pete Hegseth awarded a medal to a guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington who reprimanded him for laughing near the tomb. CBS News reports that the Pentagon reacted to the reprimand of Hegseth and his group. El Universal reports that Hegseth told the soldier "well done", according to the same report.

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Iran threatens to strike US military bases in Europe if it is targeted by new bombings. According to IRNA, Rezaei considers US bases from West Asia to Europe to be legitimate targets for Iran. The Express Tribune reports that Tehran warns there is no safe haven for military bases in Europe in a new war with the US.

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Iran has designated the Argentine navy and air force as terrorist organisations, according to four outlets from different countries. The headlines give no reasons or reactions; they only report the designation.

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Jornal de Notícias reports that the Instituto das Forças Armadas has handed over 161 affordable-rent homes to military personnel.

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According to several outlets, a U.S. Marine guard reprimanded Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and his delegation at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington for laughing near the tomb. Hegseth then presented a medal to the soldier who rebuked him, as reported by CBS News, PBS NewsHour, The Guardian, Geo News, CBC News, Fox News, BBC News and ABC News. CBS News says the Pentagon reacted to the episode, though the headlines do not say in which direction.

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Iran has designated the Argentine navy and air force as terrorist organisations, according to four outlets from different countries. The headlines give no reasons or reactions; they only report the designation.

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A US soldier reportedly rebuked Pete Hegseth's delegation at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington for laughing near the tomb. Several outlets report that Hegseth later awarded that same soldier a medal, which Fox News and CBS News describe as a special honour from the Pentagon. BBC News and ABC News in the US describe the medal in similar terms, without adding details about the reason for the award.

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The US House of Representatives blocked the bid to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, according to several headlines. According to TASS, the failed effort exposes divisions among Democrats. According to The New York Times, Massie promises more tough votes for Republicans in his final days in office. Fox News reports that El-Sayed told Hegseth to resign after the effort failed.

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According to the AP, cited by PBS NewsHour, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has moved to a military base over safety concerns. CBS News reports the move comes amid Iranian threats, without detailing their scope.

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Several headlines report that the US Treasury secretary has been moved to a military base for security reasons. One headline links the move to threats from Iran; another refers to death threats.

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Iran has designated the Argentine navy and air force as terrorist organisations, according to four outlets from different countries. The headlines give no reasons or reactions; they only report the designation.

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Iran threatens to strike US military bases in Europe if it is targeted by new bombings. According to IRNA, Rezaei considers US bases from West Asia to Europe to be legitimate targets for Iran. The Express Tribune reports that Tehran warns there is no safe haven for military bases in Europe in a new war with the US.

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Several headlines report that the US Treasury secretary has been moved to a military base for security reasons. One headline links the move to threats from Iran; another refers to death threats.

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Iran designates Argentina's Air and Naval Forces as terrorist, according to Metropoles and Poder360. Folha de S.Paulo presents the decision as Iran's response to the Milei government. According to RPP, Argentina rejects Iran's designation of its Armed Forces as terrorist.

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According to the AP, cited by PBS NewsHour, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has moved to a military base over safety concerns. CBS News reports the move comes amid Iranian threats, without detailing their scope.

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Several headlines report that the US Treasury secretary has been moved to a military base for security reasons. One headline links the move to threats from Iran; another refers to death threats.

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According to the New York Times, as cited by El Universal, the U.S. Treasury Secretary moved to a military base over alleged Iranian threats. Observador and Jornal de Notícias report that the U.S. Treasury Secretary was taken to a military base, the latter saying it was for security reasons. Poder360 and Gazeta do Povo say the Treasury chief, described as Trump's secretary, moved to a military base after Iranian threats, with the Gazeta citing death threats. El Universal adds that the alleged conspiracy against officials is said to have reached a more advanced phase.

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According to the New York Times, as cited by El Universal, the U.S. Treasury Secretary moved to a military base over alleged Iranian threats. Observador and Jornal de Notícias report that the U.S. Treasury Secretary was taken to a military base, the latter saying it was for security reasons. Poder360 and Gazeta do Povo say the Treasury chief, described as Trump's secretary, moved to a military base after Iranian threats, with the Gazeta citing death threats. El Universal adds that the alleged conspiracy against officials is said to have reached a more advanced phase.

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CBS News reports that Bessent was moved to a military base after Iranian threats, and gives early details. PBS NewsHour, citing an AP report, says Bessent moved to a military base over safety concerns.

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Diário de Notícias, RTP, Jornal de Notícias and Hoje Macau report that China, the US and Russia are negotiating an agreement on the use of artificial intelligence in nuclear weapons. Hoje Macau adds that it concerns a meeting, a detail the other headlines do not mention.

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Iran has designated the Argentine navy and air force as terrorist organisations, according to four outlets from different countries. The headlines give no reasons or reactions; they only report the designation.

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CBS News reports that US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent was moved to a military base after Iranian threats. BBC News describes the move as following alleged Iranian threats, while Clarín cites security reasons. PBS NewsHour, citing AP, says Bessent moved to a military base over safety concerns.

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CBS News reports that US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent was moved to a military base after Iranian threats. BBC News describes the move as following alleged Iranian threats, while Clarín cites security reasons. PBS NewsHour, citing AP, says Bessent moved to a military base over safety concerns.

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El Comercio, from Peru, reports that Lula demands at COP31 that more be said about climate and less about armaments.

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Observador reports that Saab and Vangest will produce components for Gripen fighter jets.

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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent moved to a military base after threats attributed to Iran, according to several outlets. Some headlines cite security concerns rather than direct threats, while Gazeta do Povo describes death threats. The BBC refers to alleged Iranian threats, and ABC News cites anonymous sources for the report.

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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent moved to a military base after threats attributed to Iran, according to several outlets. Some headlines cite security concerns rather than direct threats, while Gazeta do Povo describes death threats. The BBC refers to alleged Iranian threats, and ABC News cites anonymous sources for the report.

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The US House of Representatives blocked the bid to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, according to several headlines. According to TASS, the failed effort exposes divisions among Democrats. According to The New York Times, Massie promises more tough votes for Republicans in his final days in office. Fox News reports that El-Sayed told Hegseth to resign after the effort failed.

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A suspect in a domestic violence case had a pistol and 25 rounds of ammunition seized in Viseu, according to Jornal de Notícias. Observador reports an illegal weapon seized in a domestic violence case, without specifying the location.

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Iran has designated the Argentine Navy and Air Force as «terrorist organizations», according to headlines from Gazeta do Povo, El Comercio, RPP and La Nación. Clarín and La Nación highlight the reaction of Argentine minister Patricia Bullrich, who, according to Clarín, said the move shows «which side we are on».

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Iran designates Argentina's Air and Naval Forces as terrorist, according to Metropoles and Poder360. Folha de S.Paulo presents the decision as Iran's response to the Milei government. According to RPP, Argentina rejects Iran's designation of its Armed Forces as terrorist.

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According to Fox News and ABC News, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent was moved to a military base because of threats from Iran. CBS News and BBC News link the move to Iranian threats, with the BBC describing them as alleged. Clarín and PBS NewsHour point to security concerns, without mentioning Iran in the headline. La Nación also attributes the move to an Iranian threat, reporting it as a threat rather than a confirmed fact.

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British police arrested a US Army soldier suspected of spying for Russia. El Comercio reports that the UK is questioning a US NATO soldier detained for spying for Russia.

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The US House of Representatives blocked the bid to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, according to several headlines. According to TASS, the failed effort exposes divisions among Democrats. According to The New York Times, Massie promises more tough votes for Republicans in his final days in office. Fox News reports that El-Sayed told Hegseth to resign after the effort failed.

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Several headlines report that US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent was moved to a military base. Clarín and La Nación link the move to an advanced Iranian threat. The BBC refers to alleged Iranian threats, while PBS, citing the AP, mentions safety concerns.

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The group "Tropa do Flávio" has been renamed "Direita Já!", according to Metrópoles and Poder360. Metrópoles links the name change to a defeat by Nikolas, while Poder360 only reports the renaming of the channel.

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According to sources cited by The Times of Israel and Al Jazeera, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent was moved to a military base because of Iranian threats. Clarín and La Nación, from Argentina, describe an "advanced" Iranian threat and Bessent leaving his home for the base. ABC News says the information comes from sources, while PBS NewsHour, citing the AP, attributes the move to safety concerns. BBC News refers to alleged Iranian threats without confirming them.

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Iran has designated the Argentine navy and air force as «terrorist organizations», according to Haaretz, Tehran Times, Al Jazeera and CGTN.

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According to sources cited by The Times of Israel and Al Jazeera, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent was moved to a military base because of Iranian threats. Clarín and La Nación, from Argentina, describe an "advanced" Iranian threat and Bessent leaving his home for the base. ABC News says the information comes from sources, while PBS NewsHour, citing the AP, attributes the move to safety concerns. BBC News refers to alleged Iranian threats without confirming them.

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Iran has designated the Argentine Navy and Air Force as terrorist organizations, according to several headlines published from early to late in the day. The headlines do not give the reasons for the decision or its practical consequences.

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Republicans block the removal of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, according to RTP and Observador. Expresso says the removal could return in January, a move that would test how much power and influence Trump still has.

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Diário de Notícias, RTP, Jornal de Notícias and Hoje Macau report that China, the US and Russia are negotiating an agreement on the use of artificial intelligence in nuclear weapons. Hoje Macau adds that it concerns a meeting, a detail the other headlines do not mention.

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Geo News, from Pakistan, reports that the palace shared an emotional message after Meghan made a nod to the armed forces.

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Several headlines report that US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has moved to a military base following threats attributed to Iran. The Times of Israel cites sources, and ABC News also relies on sources, for Bessent's move. El Universal says the New York Times reports alleged Iranian threats against officials, which reportedly reached a more advanced stage. PBS NewsHour, citing AP, says the move is linked to safety concerns.

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Diário de Notícias, RTP, Jornal de Notícias and Hoje Macau report that China, the US and Russia are negotiating an agreement on the use of artificial intelligence in nuclear weapons. Hoje Macau adds that it concerns a meeting, a detail the other headlines do not mention.

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Diário de Notícias, RTP, Jornal de Notícias and Hoje Macau report that China, the US and Russia are negotiating an agreement on the use of artificial intelligence in nuclear weapons. Hoje Macau adds that it concerns a meeting, a detail the other headlines do not mention.

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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has reportedly moved from his home to a military base after threats attributed to Iran, according to several outlets citing sources or reports. The New York Times, as cited by El Universal, says the alleged plot against officials may have reached a more advanced stage. The headlines do not agree on the reason: some cite Iranian threats, others cite safety concerns.

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Iran has designated the navy and air force of Argentina as «terrorist organizations», according to several headlines. The move is presented as a reciprocal response to Argentina's designation of Iran's Revolutionary Guard (IRGC). Headlines from Argentine, Chilean and Peruvian outlets repeat the same decision without further detail.

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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has reportedly moved from his home to a military base after threats attributed to Iran, according to several outlets citing sources or reports. The New York Times, as cited by El Universal, says the alleged plot against officials may have reached a more advanced stage. The headlines do not agree on the reason: some cite Iranian threats, others cite safety concerns.

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A senior US officer in a NATO unit was arrested in the UK on suspicion of spying for Russia. Al Jazeera and Dawn describe a US soldier detained or questioned by UK police over alleged spying for Russia.

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The US House of Representatives blocked the bid to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, according to several headlines. According to TASS, the failed effort exposes divisions among Democrats. According to The New York Times, Massie promises more tough votes for Republicans in his final days in office. Fox News reports that El-Sayed told Hegseth to resign after the effort failed.

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The US House of Representatives blocked the bid to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, according to several headlines. According to TASS, the failed effort exposes divisions among Democrats. According to The New York Times, Massie promises more tough votes for Republicans in his final days in office. Fox News reports that El-Sayed told Hegseth to resign after the effort failed.

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Yonhap, a South Korean outlet, reports that South Korea and Indonesia are discussing diversifying their defense industry cooperation.

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The Turkish newspaper Cumhuriyet reports that Italy is speeding up its arms buildup, with an extra budget of billions of euros for the F-35 programme.

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The US House, still controlled by Republicans, blocked the bid to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. The BBC and Capital FM describe the block as temporary, and Expresso reports that the impeachment could return in January. Expresso writes that the vote tests how much power and influence Trump still has.

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The US House blocked a motion to impeach Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, with Republicans stopping it from advancing, according to several outlets. Some Democrats missed the decisive vote, which many blamed on traffic in Washington, while other outlets reported backlash within the party. Expresso reports the impeachment could return in January, while TASS sees the failure as exposing divisions among Democrats.

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The US House blocked a motion to impeach Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, with Republicans stopping it from advancing, according to several outlets. Some Democrats missed the decisive vote, which many blamed on traffic in Washington, while other outlets reported backlash within the party. Expresso reports the impeachment could return in January, while TASS sees the failure as exposing divisions among Democrats.

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The US House blocked a motion to impeach Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, with Republicans stopping it from advancing, according to several outlets. Some Democrats missed the decisive vote, which many blamed on traffic in Washington, while other outlets reported backlash within the party. Expresso reports the impeachment could return in January, while TASS sees the failure as exposing divisions among Democrats.

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The US House blocked a motion to impeach Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, with Republicans stopping it from advancing, according to several outlets. Some Democrats missed the decisive vote, which many blamed on traffic in Washington, while other outlets reported backlash within the party. Expresso reports the impeachment could return in January, while TASS sees the failure as exposing divisions among Democrats.

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The US House blocked a motion to impeach Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, with Republicans stopping it from advancing, according to several outlets. Some Democrats missed the decisive vote, which many blamed on traffic in Washington, while other outlets reported backlash within the party. Expresso reports the impeachment could return in January, while TASS sees the failure as exposing divisions among Democrats.

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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has reportedly been moved to a military base after threats attributed to Iran, according to several outlets citing sources or reports. Some headlines specifically mention death threats and a plot that reportedly advanced, according to El Universal citing The New York Times. Other headlines refer only to safety concerns, without specifying the source of the threats.

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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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The US House, still controlled by Republicans, blocked the bid to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. The BBC and Capital FM describe the block as temporary, and Expresso reports that the impeachment could return in January. Expresso writes that the vote tests how much power and influence Trump still has.

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Several headlines report that US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent was moved from his home near Washington to a military base because of alleged Iranian threats. The New York Times was first to report the move, and Al Jazeera and El Universal cite it; El Universal says a plot against officials had reached a more advanced stage. According to PBS NewsHour, the AP describes the move as a safety measure, without mentioning Iranian threats in its headline.

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