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January 31, 2024

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Biden decides to respond to the attack on American troops in Jordan.

WASHINGTON: US President Joe Biden said on Tuesday he has decided how to respond to a drone strike that killed US forces in Jordan as he considers punishing Iran-backed militias without provoking a wider war. Biden, speaking to reporters as he left the White House for a campaign trip to Florida, did not elaborate on his decision, which came after consultations with top White House advisers. But John Kirby, the White House national security spokesman, told reporters on Air Force One as Biden flew to Florida that the United States could respond more than once. “It’s fair to expect that

January 18, 2024

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NATO to hold biggest exercises since Cold War with 90,000 troops

BRUSSELS: NATO is launching its biggest exercise since the Cold War, testing how US troops could bolster European allies in countries bordering Russia and on the alliance’s eastern flank if a conflict broke out with a “near-peer” adversary. About 90,000 troops are to take part in the Steadfast Defender 2024 exercises that run through May, the alliance’s top commander Chris Cavoli said Thursday. More than 50 ships from aircraft carriers to destroyers will take part, as well as more than 80 fighter jets, helicopters and drones and at least 1,100 combat vehicles, including 133 tanks and 533 infantry fighting vehicles,

January 18, 2024

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Indian and Chinese troops clash twice in 2022 amid peace talks

NEW DELHI: Indian and Chinese soldiers clashed at least twice in 2022 along their border in the Himalayas, where they have been engaged in a fierce standoff since 2020, according to new details emerging from the Indian Army’s gallantry awards reports. The incidents involved hand-to-hand combat and came as New Delhi and Beijing held a series of diplomatic and military talks to resolve their worst military conflict in decades. No deaths were reported in these incidents. At least 20 Indian soldiers and four Chinese soldiers were killed in clashes in the region two years earlier in mid-2020. These skirmishes in

January 14, 2024

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Maldives tells India to withdraw troops amid strained ties

The warning comes after President Muizzu’s recent visit to China, marking an upgrade in diplomatic relations with Beijing Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu issues a national statement at the Global Climate Action Summit during the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28) in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, December 1, 2023.—Reuters Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu has given India a deadline to withdraw its military personnel from the island nation, stressing that Indian troops must leave by March 15. This announcement comes on the heels of Muizzu’s recent state visit to China, marking an upgrade in diplomatic relations with Beijing. Diplomatic tensions between India

January 14, 2024

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Maldives tells India to withdraw troops by March as row deepens

The Maldivian president told India on Sunday to withdraw its nearly 100 troops by March 15, a day after he returned from China, where he signed a series of deals. New Delhi considers the Indian Ocean archipelago in its sphere of influence, but the country has shifted into the orbit of China, the Maldives’ biggest external creditor. The March deadline was set during talks with Indian officials in the Maldives on Sunday, a top aide to President Mohamed Muizu said, honoring the leader’s long-standing election promise. “The president made this request at the high-level committee meeting between the two nations…

December 12, 2023

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WHO protests after patient dies in rescue delay by Israeli troops

GENEVA: The World Health Organization on Tuesday protested Israel’s detention of a medical rescue convoy in the Gaza Strip, saying a patient died during an evacuation held by soldiers who arrested and abused a Red Crescent staff member. In a post on social media platform X, WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said a WHO-led mission to bring supplies and evacuate patients from the last partially functioning hospital in northern Gaza was stopped in both directions by Israelis . We’ve got more details on Saturday’s high stakes @WHERE– under mission leadership #Gauze at Al-Ahli Hospital. We are deeply concerned about the

December 8, 2023

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Hamas battles Israeli troops in and around Gaza’s biggest cities

GAUZE: The Palestinian resistance group Hamas fought Israeli invasion forces in and around Gaza’s main cities on Friday, as Israel continued its offensive in a conflict that has killed thousands of Palestinians and left the besieged enclave in ruins. The death toll in Gaza has risen to more than 17,000, mostly women and children, the Palestinian health ministry said, with vast swathes of land reduced to a wasteland of shelled buildings and bullet-scarred. Early Friday, the health ministry reported another 40 dead in raids near Gaza City and “dozens” more in Jabalia and Khan Younis. Palestinian poet Refaat Alareer, one

November 18, 2023

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Maldives issues formal withdrawal notice to Indian troops, denies inviting Chinese

Muizzu denies trying to upset regional balance by replacing Indian military presence with Chinese troops Mohammed Muizzu, the new president of the Maldives, speaks to AFP in an interview.—AFP Request made during Indian Minister Kiren Rijiju’s visit to Maldives. There is no timetable, number of troops mentioned in the official statement. President Muizzu calls for the removal of all foreign troops from the Maldives. Fulfilling a promise made when he took office, President Mohamed Mooju of the Maldives formally called on India on Saturday to withdraw its troops from the strategically located archipelago, plunging New Delhi into valid concerns that

November 4, 2023

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Ukrainian troops are fighting exhaustion

UKRAINE: Istoryk, a 26-year-old soldier in eastern Ukraine, finally managed to fall asleep one morning, exhausted from relentless fighting against Russian forces in the pine forests near Kreminna. His rest was interrupted just an hour later when a fresh fight broke out, forcing the senior combat medic back into action in a fierce and lengthy exchange. “We had a battle for more than 20 hours,” said Historic, identified by his military call sign. “Non-stop fighting, attacks, evacuations, and you know, I made it,” he told a Reuters reporter who visited his post on Thursday. “And we all did it. We’re

October 30, 2023

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Mexico pours troops and aid into Acapulco

ACAPULCO: Mexico’s government on Sunday stepped up efforts to get the battered coastal city of Acapulco back on its feet as the death toll from the record-breaking typhoon that ravaged the iconic beach resort continued to rise. Hurricane Otis hit Acapulco as a Category 5 storm on Wednesday, destroying homes, hotels and businesses with 165 mph (266 km/h) winds that knocked out power lines and communications, leaving the city of nearly 900,000 people without power. The looting broke out as food, water and gasoline became scarce after the disaster caused by Otis, which the government said on Sunday had killed

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