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NATO launches large anti submarine operation in the North Sea:

NATO launches large anti submarine operation in the North Sea:

NATO has scrambled maritime patrol aircraft, early warning platforms and refuelling tankers to monitor Russian naval movements in the North Sea, with activity traced to submarine bases near Murmansk. Dutch, American, British and French aircraft were observed operating today, including Boeing P-8A Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft, Boeing E-3A

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Officials fear unrest in Britain over Beheading attempt in Belfast

Officials fear unrest in Britain over Beheading attempt in Belfast

British officials and police services are bracing for potential civil unrest across multiple locations in England and Northern Ireland, following the fallout from a violent knife attack in Belfast and a string of controversial incidents in recent weeks. The immediate trigger came late on Monday night. Shortly after 10:30pm

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Has the UK Counter Terrorism System Overemphasised Jihadist threats at the cost of Right Wing Extremism

Has the UK Counter Terrorism System Overemphasised Jihadist threats at the cost of Right Wing Extremism

Has the UK’s Counter-Terrorism Strategy Over-Emphasised the Threat from Jihadist Terrorism at the Expense of Other Terrorist Threats? British counterterrorism has not overemphasised the jihadist threat but has instead evolved dynamically to address the most persistent and highest-priority threats facing British security. Jihadist violence continues to

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Trump Threatens Iranian Officials

Trump reportedly issued a direct threat to Iranian officials as US-Iran talks opened in Switzerland, warning: “You close the Strait and you won’t have a country.” He reportedly added: “You won’t even make it back to your f**king country.” The warning came as Washington disputed Iran’

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US-Israel Tensions Grow as Vance Hits Back Over Iran Deal Criticism

US-Israel Tensions Grow as Vance Hits Back Over Iran Deal Criticism

JD Vance has warned Israel’s government to stop attacking Donald Trump’s preliminary deal with Iran, in a sharp public rebuke that exposes growing tension between Washington and Tel Aviv. The US vice-president said criticism from members of Benjamin Netanyahu’s cabinet had gone too far, particularly after

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U.S. Strikes on Iran over according to CENTCOM

U.S. Strikes on Iran over according to CENTCOM

U.S. Central Command says it has completed additional self-defense strikes on Iran, targeting military surveillance, communications, and air-defense sites across the country. CENTCOM said Marine Corps, Air Force, and Navy assets used precision munitions against targets it claimed threatened U.S. forces and commercial shipping in regional

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US Strikes Iran Again as Tehran Shuts the Strait of Hormuz

US Strikes Iran Again as Tehran Shuts the Strait of Hormuz

The fragile calm between Washington and Tehran shattered on Wednesday night. At 5.15pm ET, US forces launched a fresh wave of strikes against multiple targets in Iran amounting to the most serious escalation since the two countries agreed a ceasefire in April. By early Thursday, Iranian military command had

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European Militaries Go On High Alert In The Middle East

European Militaries Go On High Alert In The Middle East

European Sources have told F14 that European militaries have been put on high alert in the Middle East due to escalation between Israel-Iran several military cargo flights have been tracked before strikes started landing and taking of from Jordan also indicating evacuations are ongoing.

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Russia Warns The US Against Putting Missiles In Japan For Exercises

Russia Warns The US Against Putting Missiles In Japan For Exercises

The Russian foreign ministry says the placing of long range US missiles in Japan as part of deployments to recent exercises in light of Chinese aggression in the region would be seen as a threat to their Eastern Border. The Spokesman went on to say such deployments would be considered

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