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569 Tonne Humanitarian Aid Delivered Across Floating Pier In Gaza: US
The U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) said on Tuesday more than 569 metric tons of humanitarian assistance has been delivered so far across a temporary floating pier to Gaza, but not all the aid has reached warehouses.
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US Tourist Detained By North Korea After Crossing The Border From South Korea
The unnamed person was on a tour of the Joint Security Area, part of the demilitarized zone between North and South Korea.
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US National Crosses Into North Korea During Border Tour: UN Command
A United States national entered North Korea during a tour of the heavily-fortified border and is believed to have been detained, the United Nations Command said Tuesday.
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Both North Korea, South Korea Violated Border Treaty Last Year: UN Command
Both North and South Korea violated the armistice that governs their shared border by sending drones into each other's airspace in December, the U.S.-led United Nations Command (UNC) said on Thursday.
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First UN-Chartered Ship Set to Transport Ukrainian Grain To Dock Today
Russia-Ukraine war: The first UN-chartered vessel set to transport grain from Ukraine under a deal to relieve a global food crisis should dock in Ukraine on Friday, the United Nations said.
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Top Indian Army Officer Appointed UN Mission's Force Commander In Sudan
Lieutenant General Mohan Subramanian of the Indian Army has been appointed by UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres as his new Force Commander of the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS).
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Indian Army Major To Be Honoured With UN Award For Her Work In South Sudan
An Indian Army officer and woman peacekeeper, who has served with the UN Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS), and a Brazilian woman commander have been selected for the prestigious United Nations Military Gender Advocate of the Year Award (2019), with UN Chief Antonio Guterres describing them as "powerful role models."
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Need More Women Peacekeepers In UN, Says Indian Commander
Efforts must be made to significantly increase the number of uniformed women personnel in the UN peacekeeping missions, an Indian woman commander stationed in Congo has said, underlining that they serve as role models for girls and women everywhere.
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At United Nations, US Justifies Killing Iran Commander As Self-Defense
The United States told the United Nations on Wednesday that the killing of Iranian commander Qassem Soleimani last week was self-defense and vowed to take additional action "as necessary" in the Middle East to protect US personnel and interests.
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Will Take "Revenge" Against US For Commander's Killing: Iran President
Iran and the "free nations of the region" will take revenge on the United States for killing Revolutionary Guards commander Qasem Soleimani on Friday, President Hassan Rouhani said.
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Trump Launches US Space Command In Counter To Russia, China Threats
President Donald Trump on Thursday took a key step toward reorganizing the nation's armed forces to focus more on the threats posed in space, formally establishing the United States Space Command, the first new combatant command created in more than a decade.
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"Explain Objective Of Air Strike To World," Parliamentary Panel Tells Foreign Ministry
The Parliamentary Standing Committee has told the External Affairs Ministry to "emphatically" assert before the international community that the Indian Air Force (IAF) crossed the border on February 26 not to attack Pakistan but terror camps on its territory.
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UN Sends Sri Lankan Peacekeeper Accused Of Anti-Tamil Atrocities Home
The commander of the Sri Lankan contingent in the UN peacekeeping operations in Mali has been ordered back home after a review of his human rights record, according to Stephane Dujarric, the spokesperson for Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.
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A National Guard Vehicle Vanished Near Houston. Soldiers Found It With Snapchat.
A soldier commanding a vanished Humvee was not answering calls. No one in the unit had his driver's phone number, worsening the situation of an Army vehicle and two soldiers missing somewhere near flood-ravaged Houston as night approached.
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UN Must Ensure Developed World Doesn't Shut Borders: Sunil Mittal
The UN must use all powers that it has in its command to ensure that the developed world does not shut the doors on global trade and does not start to close their borders for people to move around, prominent Indian industrialist Sunil Bharti Mittal said.
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569 Tonne Humanitarian Aid Delivered Across Floating Pier In Gaza: US
The U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) said on Tuesday more than 569 metric tons of humanitarian assistance has been delivered so far across a temporary floating pier to Gaza, but not all the aid has reached warehouses.
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US Tourist Detained By North Korea After Crossing The Border From South Korea
The unnamed person was on a tour of the Joint Security Area, part of the demilitarized zone between North and South Korea.
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US National Crosses Into North Korea During Border Tour: UN Command
A United States national entered North Korea during a tour of the heavily-fortified border and is believed to have been detained, the United Nations Command said Tuesday.
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Both North Korea, South Korea Violated Border Treaty Last Year: UN Command
Both North and South Korea violated the armistice that governs their shared border by sending drones into each other's airspace in December, the U.S.-led United Nations Command (UNC) said on Thursday.
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First UN-Chartered Ship Set to Transport Ukrainian Grain To Dock Today
Russia-Ukraine war: The first UN-chartered vessel set to transport grain from Ukraine under a deal to relieve a global food crisis should dock in Ukraine on Friday, the United Nations said.
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Top Indian Army Officer Appointed UN Mission's Force Commander In Sudan
Lieutenant General Mohan Subramanian of the Indian Army has been appointed by UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres as his new Force Commander of the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS).
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Indian Army Major To Be Honoured With UN Award For Her Work In South Sudan
An Indian Army officer and woman peacekeeper, who has served with the UN Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS), and a Brazilian woman commander have been selected for the prestigious United Nations Military Gender Advocate of the Year Award (2019), with UN Chief Antonio Guterres describing them as "powerful role models."
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Need More Women Peacekeepers In UN, Says Indian Commander
Efforts must be made to significantly increase the number of uniformed women personnel in the UN peacekeeping missions, an Indian woman commander stationed in Congo has said, underlining that they serve as role models for girls and women everywhere.
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At United Nations, US Justifies Killing Iran Commander As Self-Defense
The United States told the United Nations on Wednesday that the killing of Iranian commander Qassem Soleimani last week was self-defense and vowed to take additional action "as necessary" in the Middle East to protect US personnel and interests.
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Will Take "Revenge" Against US For Commander's Killing: Iran President
Iran and the "free nations of the region" will take revenge on the United States for killing Revolutionary Guards commander Qasem Soleimani on Friday, President Hassan Rouhani said.
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Trump Launches US Space Command In Counter To Russia, China Threats
President Donald Trump on Thursday took a key step toward reorganizing the nation's armed forces to focus more on the threats posed in space, formally establishing the United States Space Command, the first new combatant command created in more than a decade.
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"Explain Objective Of Air Strike To World," Parliamentary Panel Tells Foreign Ministry
The Parliamentary Standing Committee has told the External Affairs Ministry to "emphatically" assert before the international community that the Indian Air Force (IAF) crossed the border on February 26 not to attack Pakistan but terror camps on its territory.
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UN Sends Sri Lankan Peacekeeper Accused Of Anti-Tamil Atrocities Home
The commander of the Sri Lankan contingent in the UN peacekeeping operations in Mali has been ordered back home after a review of his human rights record, according to Stephane Dujarric, the spokesperson for Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.
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A National Guard Vehicle Vanished Near Houston. Soldiers Found It With Snapchat.
A soldier commanding a vanished Humvee was not answering calls. No one in the unit had his driver's phone number, worsening the situation of an Army vehicle and two soldiers missing somewhere near flood-ravaged Houston as night approached.
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UN Must Ensure Developed World Doesn't Shut Borders: Sunil Mittal
The UN must use all powers that it has in its command to ensure that the developed world does not shut the doors on global trade and does not start to close their borders for people to move around, prominent Indian industrialist Sunil Bharti Mittal said.
