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UK Woman Pilot Recreates Flight Of British Indian Spy Noor Inayat Khan
Noor Inayat Khan was born in 1914 in Moscow to an American poet mother and an Indian Sufi teacher father.
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US Resumes Its Drone Surveillance Mission Over Black Sea After Russia Intercept
The United States has resumed surveillance drone flights over the Black Sea region following a Russian fighter jet intercept on Tuesday that led to the downing of a U.S surveillance drone, two U.S. officials said on Friday.
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China's "Spy Balloons" Give Japan, Taiwan Reason To Share Intelligence
The flight of suspected Chinese surveillance balloons has shown that Japan and Taiwan need to share "critical" intelligence about potential common aerial threats, a senior defence policymaker for Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party said.
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US Sites Of Interest Visited By Past Chinese Balloons, Pentagon Says
Four previous Chinese spy balloon flights over the United States passed over sites that would be of interest to Beijing, the Pentagon said on Wednesday, without elaborating on whether they passed over military bases.
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British Academic Arrives In London From UAE After Spy Conviction Pardon
A flight carrying British academic Matthew Hedges landed at London Heathrow airport today, a day after he was pardoned in the United Arab Emirates from a life sentence for spying, a news agency Reuters photographer said.
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North Korea Moving Airplanes, Boosting Defence After US Bomber Flight: South Korean Media
North Korea has been moving airplanes and boosting defences on its east coast after the United States dispatched B-1B bombers to the Korean peninsula over the weekend, South Korea's Yonhap News Agency reported on Tuesday, citing the country's spy agency.
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Robot Submarines Could Soon Be Used To Spy On America's Enemies
More than a decade after airborne drones took flight over battlefields, the world's biggest defense manufacturers are eyeing a new market below the ocean's surface.
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This Is Believed To Be The 'Most Difficult Aircraft In The World To Fly'
It may not sound possible to "catch" an American spy plane while driving a Dodge Charger. But that's precisely what we did on a sweltering August afternoon at Al Dhafra Air Base in the United Arab Emirates
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Russian 'Spies' Accused of Trying to Hack MH17 Inquiry
Russian spies likely tried to hack into the Dutch Safety Board's computer systems to access a sensitive final report into the shooting down of flight MH17 over Ukraine, experts said today.
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Canadian Lawmaker's U-Turn on 1985 Air India Bombing Remarks: Report
A Canadian MP, who was last month accused by Canada's spy agency of knowing about the 1985 bombing of Air India Flight that killed 329 people, has backtracked from her claim, a media report said today.
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Japan, Philippines Defy China With Second Spy Plane Flight
Japan and the Philippines flew patrol planes near disputed South China Sea waters for the second straight day today, defying Chinese warnings.
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'You Go' - China Navy Warns US Spy Plane 8 Times to Leave
The Chinese navy warned a US surveillance plane flying over artificial islands that Beijing is creating in the disputed South China Sea to leave the area eight times, according to CNN, which was on board the flight on Wednesday.
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China Navy Warns US Spy Plane in Disputed South China Sea: Report
The Chinese navy warned a US surveillance plane flying over artificial islands that Beijing is creating in the disputed South China Sea to leave the area eight times, according to CNN, which was on board the flight on Wednesday.
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China Raised Issue of US Spy Flights During Military Talks: Pentagon
China raised the thorny subject of US military spy flights during talks that led to agreements this week on reducing friction between the two militaries, but was told US missions in international airspace and waters would continue, the Pentagon said.
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France Begins Spy Flights to Back US Iraq Air Campaign
France has joined Britain in carrying out reconnaissance flights in support of the US air campaign against jihadists launched in Iraq early last month, the defence minister said on Monday.
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UK Woman Pilot Recreates Flight Of British Indian Spy Noor Inayat Khan
Noor Inayat Khan was born in 1914 in Moscow to an American poet mother and an Indian Sufi teacher father.
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US Resumes Its Drone Surveillance Mission Over Black Sea After Russia Intercept
The United States has resumed surveillance drone flights over the Black Sea region following a Russian fighter jet intercept on Tuesday that led to the downing of a U.S surveillance drone, two U.S. officials said on Friday.
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China's "Spy Balloons" Give Japan, Taiwan Reason To Share Intelligence
The flight of suspected Chinese surveillance balloons has shown that Japan and Taiwan need to share "critical" intelligence about potential common aerial threats, a senior defence policymaker for Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party said.
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US Sites Of Interest Visited By Past Chinese Balloons, Pentagon Says
Four previous Chinese spy balloon flights over the United States passed over sites that would be of interest to Beijing, the Pentagon said on Wednesday, without elaborating on whether they passed over military bases.
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British Academic Arrives In London From UAE After Spy Conviction Pardon
A flight carrying British academic Matthew Hedges landed at London Heathrow airport today, a day after he was pardoned in the United Arab Emirates from a life sentence for spying, a news agency Reuters photographer said.
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North Korea Moving Airplanes, Boosting Defence After US Bomber Flight: South Korean Media
North Korea has been moving airplanes and boosting defences on its east coast after the United States dispatched B-1B bombers to the Korean peninsula over the weekend, South Korea's Yonhap News Agency reported on Tuesday, citing the country's spy agency.
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Robot Submarines Could Soon Be Used To Spy On America's Enemies
More than a decade after airborne drones took flight over battlefields, the world's biggest defense manufacturers are eyeing a new market below the ocean's surface.
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This Is Believed To Be The 'Most Difficult Aircraft In The World To Fly'
It may not sound possible to "catch" an American spy plane while driving a Dodge Charger. But that's precisely what we did on a sweltering August afternoon at Al Dhafra Air Base in the United Arab Emirates
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Russian 'Spies' Accused of Trying to Hack MH17 Inquiry
Russian spies likely tried to hack into the Dutch Safety Board's computer systems to access a sensitive final report into the shooting down of flight MH17 over Ukraine, experts said today.
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Canadian Lawmaker's U-Turn on 1985 Air India Bombing Remarks: Report
A Canadian MP, who was last month accused by Canada's spy agency of knowing about the 1985 bombing of Air India Flight that killed 329 people, has backtracked from her claim, a media report said today.
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Japan, Philippines Defy China With Second Spy Plane Flight
Japan and the Philippines flew patrol planes near disputed South China Sea waters for the second straight day today, defying Chinese warnings.
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'You Go' - China Navy Warns US Spy Plane 8 Times to Leave
The Chinese navy warned a US surveillance plane flying over artificial islands that Beijing is creating in the disputed South China Sea to leave the area eight times, according to CNN, which was on board the flight on Wednesday.
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China Navy Warns US Spy Plane in Disputed South China Sea: Report
The Chinese navy warned a US surveillance plane flying over artificial islands that Beijing is creating in the disputed South China Sea to leave the area eight times, according to CNN, which was on board the flight on Wednesday.
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China Raised Issue of US Spy Flights During Military Talks: Pentagon
China raised the thorny subject of US military spy flights during talks that led to agreements this week on reducing friction between the two militaries, but was told US missions in international airspace and waters would continue, the Pentagon said.
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France Begins Spy Flights to Back US Iraq Air Campaign
France has joined Britain in carrying out reconnaissance flights in support of the US air campaign against jihadists launched in Iraq early last month, the defence minister said on Monday.
