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Russia Lacks Numbers For Major Breakthrough In Ukraine: NATO Commander
Russia does not have sufficient forces on the ground to make a major breakthrough in Ukraine after launching an offensive in the Kharkhiv region, a top NATO commander said Thursday.
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Russia May Not Stop With Ukraine - NATO Looks To Its Weakest Link
Hours after Russian missiles first struck Ukraine cities on Feb. 24, German naval commander received notice to sail 5 warships under his command to the former Soviet Republic of Latvia to help protect the most vulnerable part of NATO's eastern flank.
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Russian Navy Tracks US Naval Vessel In Black Sea: Report
The Russian navy has started tracking a U.S. naval command vessel in the Black Sea, news agencies quoted the defence ministry as saying on Thursday, amid tension over NATO activities near Russia's borders.
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US General Scott Miller Takes Charge Of Forces In Afghanistan
General Scott Miller took command of US and NATO forces in Afghanistan on Sunday, as worsening violence erodes hopes for peace in the war-torn country.
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Afghanistan Has "Unprecedented" Opportunity For Peace Says US General
The top commander for US and NATO forces in Afghanistan said Wednesday that warring parties now have an "unprecedented" opportunity for peace, and insisted President Donald Trump's strategy for the beleaguered country is working.
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Need To 'Squeeze Out' Safe Havens From Pakistan Says Pentagon Commander
The US needs to "squeeze out" safe havens from Pakistan for achieving a long-term stability in Afghanistan, a top American General nominated to head the US and NATO forces in the war-torn country said today.
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Russia Denies Aiding Afghan Taliban In Wake Of US General's Comments
Russia has rejected comments by NATO's top commander in Afghanistan that it has been supporting and even supplying weapons to the Taliban, in a clash of words that underlines growing tension over Moscow's involvement in the conflict.
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'Butcher Of Bosnia' Faces Historic War Crimes Verdict
UN war crimes judges will on Wednesday hand down a historic verdict against former Bosnian Serb army commander Ratko Mladic, blamed for steering Europe's worst atrocities since World War II
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Weary Afghan Army Fights On As United States Weighs Troop Increase
From his sandbagged command post outside the eastern Afghan city of Jalalabad, Brigadier General Mohammad Nasim Sangin says he needs more troops and equipment to beat the Taliban and hold on to ground his soldiers take.
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Russia Denies NATO Charges Of Fueling Taliban In Afghanistan
Russia on Friday denied allegations by the commander of NATO that Moscow may be assisting the Taliban as the insurgents fight US and NATO forces in Afghanistan.
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Turkey's Recep Tayyip Erdogan Warns NATO On Sheltering 'Terrorist' Plotters
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Sunday warned NATO against sheltering "terrorist" soldiers after Turkish officers in the alliance's command reportly sought asylum after a failed putsch.
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U.S. Commander In Afghanistan Apologizes For Bombing Of Hospital
The new commander of U.S. and NATO forces in Afghanistan issued an unreserved apology Tuesday to the victims of the United States' bombing of a hospital in the city of Kunduz last year that killed 42 people.
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Terrorist Safe Havens In Pakistan Pose Serious Problem, Says NATO
General John "Mick" Nicholson who succeeds General John F Campbell as the NATO forces commander in Afghanistan, said terrorist safe havens inside Pakistan were a serious challenge.
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Russia Unlikely to Meet Ukraine Peace Deal Deadline, NATO Says
NATO's top commander warned today there was little chance that Russia would meet a year-end deadline for a peace deal in eastern Ukraine, saying the calmer situation there did not mean the end of the conflict was near.
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Afghan Taliban Splinter Faction Picks Rival Leader
A splinter faction of the Afghan Taliban has selected its own leader to challenge the new chief of the terror group, two insurgent commanders said today, raising fresh doubts about chances of breathing life into stalled peace talks.
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Russia Lacks Numbers For Major Breakthrough In Ukraine: NATO Commander
Russia does not have sufficient forces on the ground to make a major breakthrough in Ukraine after launching an offensive in the Kharkhiv region, a top NATO commander said Thursday.
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Russia May Not Stop With Ukraine - NATO Looks To Its Weakest Link
Hours after Russian missiles first struck Ukraine cities on Feb. 24, German naval commander received notice to sail 5 warships under his command to the former Soviet Republic of Latvia to help protect the most vulnerable part of NATO's eastern flank.
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Russian Navy Tracks US Naval Vessel In Black Sea: Report
The Russian navy has started tracking a U.S. naval command vessel in the Black Sea, news agencies quoted the defence ministry as saying on Thursday, amid tension over NATO activities near Russia's borders.
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US General Scott Miller Takes Charge Of Forces In Afghanistan
General Scott Miller took command of US and NATO forces in Afghanistan on Sunday, as worsening violence erodes hopes for peace in the war-torn country.
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Afghanistan Has "Unprecedented" Opportunity For Peace Says US General
The top commander for US and NATO forces in Afghanistan said Wednesday that warring parties now have an "unprecedented" opportunity for peace, and insisted President Donald Trump's strategy for the beleaguered country is working.
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Need To 'Squeeze Out' Safe Havens From Pakistan Says Pentagon Commander
The US needs to "squeeze out" safe havens from Pakistan for achieving a long-term stability in Afghanistan, a top American General nominated to head the US and NATO forces in the war-torn country said today.
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Russia Denies Aiding Afghan Taliban In Wake Of US General's Comments
Russia has rejected comments by NATO's top commander in Afghanistan that it has been supporting and even supplying weapons to the Taliban, in a clash of words that underlines growing tension over Moscow's involvement in the conflict.
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'Butcher Of Bosnia' Faces Historic War Crimes Verdict
UN war crimes judges will on Wednesday hand down a historic verdict against former Bosnian Serb army commander Ratko Mladic, blamed for steering Europe's worst atrocities since World War II
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Weary Afghan Army Fights On As United States Weighs Troop Increase
From his sandbagged command post outside the eastern Afghan city of Jalalabad, Brigadier General Mohammad Nasim Sangin says he needs more troops and equipment to beat the Taliban and hold on to ground his soldiers take.
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Russia Denies NATO Charges Of Fueling Taliban In Afghanistan
Russia on Friday denied allegations by the commander of NATO that Moscow may be assisting the Taliban as the insurgents fight US and NATO forces in Afghanistan.
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Turkey's Recep Tayyip Erdogan Warns NATO On Sheltering 'Terrorist' Plotters
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Sunday warned NATO against sheltering "terrorist" soldiers after Turkish officers in the alliance's command reportly sought asylum after a failed putsch.
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U.S. Commander In Afghanistan Apologizes For Bombing Of Hospital
The new commander of U.S. and NATO forces in Afghanistan issued an unreserved apology Tuesday to the victims of the United States' bombing of a hospital in the city of Kunduz last year that killed 42 people.
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Terrorist Safe Havens In Pakistan Pose Serious Problem, Says NATO
General John "Mick" Nicholson who succeeds General John F Campbell as the NATO forces commander in Afghanistan, said terrorist safe havens inside Pakistan were a serious challenge.
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Russia Unlikely to Meet Ukraine Peace Deal Deadline, NATO Says
NATO's top commander warned today there was little chance that Russia would meet a year-end deadline for a peace deal in eastern Ukraine, saying the calmer situation there did not mean the end of the conflict was near.
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Afghan Taliban Splinter Faction Picks Rival Leader
A splinter faction of the Afghan Taliban has selected its own leader to challenge the new chief of the terror group, two insurgent commanders said today, raising fresh doubts about chances of breathing life into stalled peace talks.
