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"Great Moment For Us": French Army To Participate In Republic Day Parade
Ahead of the Republic Day celebrations, an officer in the French Foreign Legion, Captain Loic Alexandre, expressed his honour and pride in being here in India for Republic Day celebrations
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France Slams Marvel's 'Black Panther' Over Portrayal Of Its Army
Paris' defence minister on Sunday condemned the latest instalment of Marvel's Black Panther franchise, which depicts French troops caught trying to steal resources belonging to the fictional African kingdom of Wakanda.
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Army Chief Gen Manoj Pande Pays Tribute At Arc De Triomphe In France
Indian Army Chief Gen Manoj Pande has interacted with his French counterpart Gen Pierre Schill and discussed issues of mutual interest during his ongoing visit to the European country.
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France Claims Capture Of Key Islamic State Figure In Mali: Report
French troops deployed in Mali have captured a senior figure in the branch of the Islamic State extremist group in the Sahel region of Africa, the military said Wednesday.
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"Army's Abuses Must Seize": France's Macron, German Chancellor Urge Putin
France and Germany urged Russia's Vladimir Putin Saturday to end the deadly days-long siege of the Ukrainian port city of Mariupol, the French presidency said after three-way talks.
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Indian, French Armies To Carry Out 12-Day Military Drill From Monday
India and France will carry out a 12-day military exercise beginning Monday in the French port town of Frejus with a focus on counter-terror operations.
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French Combat Jet Crashes In Mali, Crew Recovered: Army
A French Mirage warplane crashed in an uninhabited area of central Mali on Tuesday after suffering a technical malfunction, but its two crew ejected and were quickly recovered, the French army said.
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French Hacker Claims Aarogya Setu Flaw Reveals Unwell People in PMO, Army HQ, After IT Minister’s Assurance of Security
Soon are Union IT Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad assured users of privacy on the Aarogya Setu app, French security researcher Robert Baptiste, who goes by pseudonym Elliot Alderson on Twitter, posted information about unwell people in the government, allegedly from the app.
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French Former Model Accuses Director Roman Polanski Of Raping Her
A French former model and actress on Friday accused Oscar-winning director Roman Polanski, whose new film on the persecution of French Jewish army officer Alfred Dreyfus premieres next week, of raping her in a Swiss ski resort when she was a teenager.
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France And Germany To Launch First Contracts On Future Combat Jets
France and Germany will on Wednesday announce a 65 million euro ($74 million) contract financed equally by both countries over two years as the first act of the joint programme to design a next-generation combat jet, a French army source and two other sources familiar with the matter said.
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"There's Rain, But It Doesn't Matter": French Army Likely Trolled Trump
The White House canceled the visit, which would have been aboard the presidential helicopter Marine One, after it was determined that the conditions offered "near-zero visibility," White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said, amid criticism and speculation that Trump was not motivated to join other world leaders there by car instead.
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French President Emmanuel Macron Urges 'De-Escalation' Between Israel, Iran
French President Emmanuel Macron called Thursday for "de-escalation" between Israel and Iran after the Israeli army said it struck Iranian targets in Syria following rocket fire it blamed on Tehran.
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"It Was Not Us": France, US Deny Deadly Missile Strike On Syria Air Base
France did not carry out a missile strike on a Syrian government air base early Monday that reportedly killed several people, the French army said.
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Al Qaeda Affiliate Claims Responsibility For Burkina Faso Attacks
A Mali-based al Qaeda affiliate claimed responsibility on Saturday for attacks in neighbouring Burkina Faso that left 16 people dead, including eight gunmen, at the army headquarters and French embassy, Mauritanian news agency Alakhbar reported.
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8 Killed In Attack On French Embassy, Army Headquarter In Burkina Faso
Attackers in Burkina Faso's capital killed eight people and wounded dozens more in a coordinated assault on the army headquarters and French embassy that France's foreign minister said was likely carried out by "terrorist groups".
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"Great Moment For Us": French Army To Participate In Republic Day Parade
Ahead of the Republic Day celebrations, an officer in the French Foreign Legion, Captain Loic Alexandre, expressed his honour and pride in being here in India for Republic Day celebrations
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France Slams Marvel's 'Black Panther' Over Portrayal Of Its Army
Paris' defence minister on Sunday condemned the latest instalment of Marvel's Black Panther franchise, which depicts French troops caught trying to steal resources belonging to the fictional African kingdom of Wakanda.
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Army Chief Gen Manoj Pande Pays Tribute At Arc De Triomphe In France
Indian Army Chief Gen Manoj Pande has interacted with his French counterpart Gen Pierre Schill and discussed issues of mutual interest during his ongoing visit to the European country.
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France Claims Capture Of Key Islamic State Figure In Mali: Report
French troops deployed in Mali have captured a senior figure in the branch of the Islamic State extremist group in the Sahel region of Africa, the military said Wednesday.
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"Army's Abuses Must Seize": France's Macron, German Chancellor Urge Putin
France and Germany urged Russia's Vladimir Putin Saturday to end the deadly days-long siege of the Ukrainian port city of Mariupol, the French presidency said after three-way talks.
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Indian, French Armies To Carry Out 12-Day Military Drill From Monday
India and France will carry out a 12-day military exercise beginning Monday in the French port town of Frejus with a focus on counter-terror operations.
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French Combat Jet Crashes In Mali, Crew Recovered: Army
A French Mirage warplane crashed in an uninhabited area of central Mali on Tuesday after suffering a technical malfunction, but its two crew ejected and were quickly recovered, the French army said.
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French Hacker Claims Aarogya Setu Flaw Reveals Unwell People in PMO, Army HQ, After IT Minister’s Assurance of Security
Soon are Union IT Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad assured users of privacy on the Aarogya Setu app, French security researcher Robert Baptiste, who goes by pseudonym Elliot Alderson on Twitter, posted information about unwell people in the government, allegedly from the app.
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French Former Model Accuses Director Roman Polanski Of Raping Her
A French former model and actress on Friday accused Oscar-winning director Roman Polanski, whose new film on the persecution of French Jewish army officer Alfred Dreyfus premieres next week, of raping her in a Swiss ski resort when she was a teenager.
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France And Germany To Launch First Contracts On Future Combat Jets
France and Germany will on Wednesday announce a 65 million euro ($74 million) contract financed equally by both countries over two years as the first act of the joint programme to design a next-generation combat jet, a French army source and two other sources familiar with the matter said.
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"There's Rain, But It Doesn't Matter": French Army Likely Trolled Trump
The White House canceled the visit, which would have been aboard the presidential helicopter Marine One, after it was determined that the conditions offered "near-zero visibility," White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said, amid criticism and speculation that Trump was not motivated to join other world leaders there by car instead.
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French President Emmanuel Macron Urges 'De-Escalation' Between Israel, Iran
French President Emmanuel Macron called Thursday for "de-escalation" between Israel and Iran after the Israeli army said it struck Iranian targets in Syria following rocket fire it blamed on Tehran.
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"It Was Not Us": France, US Deny Deadly Missile Strike On Syria Air Base
France did not carry out a missile strike on a Syrian government air base early Monday that reportedly killed several people, the French army said.
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Al Qaeda Affiliate Claims Responsibility For Burkina Faso Attacks
A Mali-based al Qaeda affiliate claimed responsibility on Saturday for attacks in neighbouring Burkina Faso that left 16 people dead, including eight gunmen, at the army headquarters and French embassy, Mauritanian news agency Alakhbar reported.
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8 Killed In Attack On French Embassy, Army Headquarter In Burkina Faso
Attackers in Burkina Faso's capital killed eight people and wounded dozens more in a coordinated assault on the army headquarters and French embassy that France's foreign minister said was likely carried out by "terrorist groups".
