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Kyiv Says Bodies Of 501 Ukrainian Soldiers Killed Fighting Russia Returned
Kyiv said Friday it had received the bodies of 501 servicemen killed fighting Russian forces, mainly in eastern Ukraine.
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'Hump WWII' Museum Opens In Arunachal With US Aircraft Wreckage On Display
India paid tribute Wednesday to the hundreds of US servicemen killed during World War II with the opening of a museum near its strategic border with China honouring the dramatic Himalayan airlift dubbed "The Hump".
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5 US Servicemen Killed After Helicopter Crashes Into Mediterranean Sea
Five American service members were killed when a helicopter crashed into the Mediterranean during a training exercise, US officials said Sunday.
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Ukrainian Military Says 6 Servicemen Killed In Helicopter Incident
Six Ukrainian servicemen were killed aboard two helicopters while they were "carrying out missions" in eastern Ukraine, the military said on Wednesday.
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Russian Proxy Courts Jail Three Ukrainian Soldiers
Kremlin-installed courts in Russian-controlled regions of Ukraine have sentenced three Ukrainian servicemen, including a human rights activist, to lengthy prison terms for allegedly mistreating civilians, Russian investigators said Friday.
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Russia Claims It Killed Over 600 Ukrainian Soldiers In Revenge Attack
Russia's defence ministry said on Sunday it had killed more than 600 Ukrainian servicemen in a massive rocket strike on two buildings in eastern Ukraine temporarily housing Ukrainian forces.
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Russia Says Mobile Use Enabled Deadly Ukrainian Strike That Killed 89
Russia's defence ministry on Wednesday blamed the illegal use of mobile phones for a deadly Ukrainian missile strike that killed 89 servicemen, raising the reported death toll significantly.
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Russian Diplomats Not Allowed To See Soviet Graves On Alaska Base: Report
U.S. officials barred Russian diplomats from visiting the graves of Soviet servicemen at a cemetery on a military base in Alaska, Russian state agency TASS said on Sunday.
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Private Sector Should Provide Jobs To Ex-Servicemen: Rajnath Singh
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has appealed to the nation to contribute generously to the Armed Forces Flag Day Fund, terming it the moral responsibility of every citizen to ensure the welfare of the soldiers and their families.
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Ukraine's Zelensky Says Over 400 War Crimes Committed By Russia In Kherson
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Sunday that investigators had uncovered more than 400 Russian war crimes and found the bodies of both servicemen and civilians in areas of Kherson region freed from Russian occupation.
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6 Pak Military Personnel Killed In Second Chopper Crash In A Month
Six Pakistan servicemen were killed in a helicopter crash in southwestern Pakistan, the military said Monday, the second deadly chopper incident in just over a month.
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Russia Accuses Ukraine Of Poisoning Its Soldiers: Report
Russia's defence ministry accused Ukraine on Saturday of poisoning some of its servicemen in the Russian-controlled part of Ukraine's southeastern region of Zaporizhzhia in late July.
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Russia Accuses Kyiv Of Poisoning Some Of Its Soldiers In Ukraine
Russia's defence ministry accused Ukraine on Saturday of poisoning some of its servicemen in the Russian-controlled part of Ukraine's southeastern region of Zaporizhzhia in late July.
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On Industrialist Anand Mahindra's 'Agnipath' Pitch, Some Questions Raised
Following industrialist Anand Mahindra's pitch for 'Agnipath' and offer to hire 'Agniveers', several social media users, some of them military veterans, asked if the Mahindra Group has hired former servicemen earlier in key positions.
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Russia Opens Cases Against Ukraine For Alleged Torture Of Its Soldiers
Russia's Investigative Committee said on Thursday it was opening criminal cases into Ukrainian servicemen's alleged torture of their Russian counterparts as Moscow continues its military campaign in Ukraine.
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Kyiv Says Bodies Of 501 Ukrainian Soldiers Killed Fighting Russia Returned
Kyiv said Friday it had received the bodies of 501 servicemen killed fighting Russian forces, mainly in eastern Ukraine.
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'Hump WWII' Museum Opens In Arunachal With US Aircraft Wreckage On Display
India paid tribute Wednesday to the hundreds of US servicemen killed during World War II with the opening of a museum near its strategic border with China honouring the dramatic Himalayan airlift dubbed "The Hump".
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5 US Servicemen Killed After Helicopter Crashes Into Mediterranean Sea
Five American service members were killed when a helicopter crashed into the Mediterranean during a training exercise, US officials said Sunday.
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Ukrainian Military Says 6 Servicemen Killed In Helicopter Incident
Six Ukrainian servicemen were killed aboard two helicopters while they were "carrying out missions" in eastern Ukraine, the military said on Wednesday.
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Russian Proxy Courts Jail Three Ukrainian Soldiers
Kremlin-installed courts in Russian-controlled regions of Ukraine have sentenced three Ukrainian servicemen, including a human rights activist, to lengthy prison terms for allegedly mistreating civilians, Russian investigators said Friday.
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Russia Claims It Killed Over 600 Ukrainian Soldiers In Revenge Attack
Russia's defence ministry said on Sunday it had killed more than 600 Ukrainian servicemen in a massive rocket strike on two buildings in eastern Ukraine temporarily housing Ukrainian forces.
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Russia Says Mobile Use Enabled Deadly Ukrainian Strike That Killed 89
Russia's defence ministry on Wednesday blamed the illegal use of mobile phones for a deadly Ukrainian missile strike that killed 89 servicemen, raising the reported death toll significantly.
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Russian Diplomats Not Allowed To See Soviet Graves On Alaska Base: Report
U.S. officials barred Russian diplomats from visiting the graves of Soviet servicemen at a cemetery on a military base in Alaska, Russian state agency TASS said on Sunday.
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Private Sector Should Provide Jobs To Ex-Servicemen: Rajnath Singh
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has appealed to the nation to contribute generously to the Armed Forces Flag Day Fund, terming it the moral responsibility of every citizen to ensure the welfare of the soldiers and their families.
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Ukraine's Zelensky Says Over 400 War Crimes Committed By Russia In Kherson
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Sunday that investigators had uncovered more than 400 Russian war crimes and found the bodies of both servicemen and civilians in areas of Kherson region freed from Russian occupation.
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6 Pak Military Personnel Killed In Second Chopper Crash In A Month
Six Pakistan servicemen were killed in a helicopter crash in southwestern Pakistan, the military said Monday, the second deadly chopper incident in just over a month.
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Russia Accuses Ukraine Of Poisoning Its Soldiers: Report
Russia's defence ministry accused Ukraine on Saturday of poisoning some of its servicemen in the Russian-controlled part of Ukraine's southeastern region of Zaporizhzhia in late July.
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Russia Accuses Kyiv Of Poisoning Some Of Its Soldiers In Ukraine
Russia's defence ministry accused Ukraine on Saturday of poisoning some of its servicemen in the Russian-controlled part of Ukraine's southeastern region of Zaporizhzhia in late July.
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On Industrialist Anand Mahindra's 'Agnipath' Pitch, Some Questions Raised
Following industrialist Anand Mahindra's pitch for 'Agnipath' and offer to hire 'Agniveers', several social media users, some of them military veterans, asked if the Mahindra Group has hired former servicemen earlier in key positions.
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Russia Opens Cases Against Ukraine For Alleged Torture Of Its Soldiers
Russia's Investigative Committee said on Thursday it was opening criminal cases into Ukrainian servicemen's alleged torture of their Russian counterparts as Moscow continues its military campaign in Ukraine.
