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8,000 Soldiers, 25,000 Cops: Washington Turns Fortress For Trump Inauguration
Donald Trump will be administered the oath of office on January 20. Ahead of the President-elect's inauguration, authorities have implemented sweeping measures in Washington DC to counter potential threats and ensure a peaceful transfer of power.
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ChatGPT Was Used To Plan Tesla Cybertruck Attack Outside Trump Hotel: US Cops
Generative AI, including ChatGPT, was used to organise the New Year's Day attack outside the Trump International Hotel in the United States's Las Vegas, where a highly decorated soldier exploded a Tesla Cybertruck.
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US Says Anti-ISIS Operation In Iraq Kills Coalition Soldier
The U.S. military said on Monday operations against Islamic State in Iraq over the past week led to the death of a non-U.S. coalition soldier and wounded two other non-U.S. personnel.
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Tesla Cybertruck Blast Suspect Shot Himself In Head Before Explosion: Officials
The decorated US special forces soldier who blew up a Tesla Cybertruck outside the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas apparently shot himself in the head before the blast, authorities said Thursday, adding that his motivation was still "unknown."
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Long-Awaited Homecoming: US Soldier, Former K-9 Partner Reunite
A US Army veteran has been reunited with his former military partner, a Belgian Malinois, after more than two years apart.
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US Says Ukraine Needs More Troops, Not Only Weapons, to Win War
The White House said Ukraine must recruit more soldiers for the war against Russia, including by lowering the draft age, as a lack of manpower rather than weapons is the country's most pressing need.
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"Need Manpower": US Urges Ukraine To Lower Military Service Age To 18
Ukraine should consider lowering the age of military service for its soldiers to 18 years old, a senior US administration official said on Wednesday, putting pressure on Kyiv to bolster its fighting forces in the country's war with Russia.
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18 Years On, A War Crime Investigation Haunts Trump's Defence Secretary Pick
Eighteen years ago, an operation targeting suspected al-Qaeda militants in Iraq took a dark turn when US soldiers killed three detainees under suspicious circumstances. At the centre of renewed scrutiny is Pete Hegseth.
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Hezbollah Leader, Linked To 2007 US Soldiers' Deaths, Killed In Israeli Airstrike: Report
An Israeli airstrike in Syria has reportedly killed senior Hezbollah commander Ali Mussa Daqduq, who's linked to one of the most daring attacks on American forces during the Iraq War, according to a senior US defence official, reported NBC News.
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Kamala Harris Makes 1st Appearance With Biden After US Election Loss
US President Joe Biden laid a wreath Monday to honour the nation's fallen soldiers on Veterans Day, an event marking his first appearance with Vice President Kamala Harris since her election defeat last week.
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Blinken Says 8,000 North Korean Troops Deployed In Russia's Kursk Region
US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken on Thursday revealed that approximately 10,000 North Korean soldiers are currently in Russia, with around 8,000 deployed in the Kursk region.
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US Says At Least 3,000 North Korea Troops Training In Russia
At least 3,000 North Korean soldiers have been sent to Russia and are training there, the United States said Wednesday, warning that they would become legitimate targets for Kyiv if they engage in combat in Ukraine.
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US Soldier, Who Allegedly Aided ISIS, Sentenced To 14 Years In Prison
A US soldier who pleaded guilty to trying to provide information to the Islamic State group to help it attack American troops in the Middle East was sentenced to 14 years in prison on Friday.
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Israel Hints At Lebanon Ground Invasion As Joe Biden Warns Of "All Out War"
Israel has told its soldiers to prepare for a possible ground operation against Iran-backed Hezbollah in Lebanon as US President Joe Biden warned against "all-out war" in the Middle East.
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US Soldier Who Fled To North Korea Sentenced For Desertion, Freed Later
Travis King's lawyer said he was later released because of good behavior and time served.
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8,000 Soldiers, 25,000 Cops: Washington Turns Fortress For Trump Inauguration
Donald Trump will be administered the oath of office on January 20. Ahead of the President-elect's inauguration, authorities have implemented sweeping measures in Washington DC to counter potential threats and ensure a peaceful transfer of power.
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ChatGPT Was Used To Plan Tesla Cybertruck Attack Outside Trump Hotel: US Cops
Generative AI, including ChatGPT, was used to organise the New Year's Day attack outside the Trump International Hotel in the United States's Las Vegas, where a highly decorated soldier exploded a Tesla Cybertruck.
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US Says Anti-ISIS Operation In Iraq Kills Coalition Soldier
The U.S. military said on Monday operations against Islamic State in Iraq over the past week led to the death of a non-U.S. coalition soldier and wounded two other non-U.S. personnel.
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Tesla Cybertruck Blast Suspect Shot Himself In Head Before Explosion: Officials
The decorated US special forces soldier who blew up a Tesla Cybertruck outside the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas apparently shot himself in the head before the blast, authorities said Thursday, adding that his motivation was still "unknown."
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Long-Awaited Homecoming: US Soldier, Former K-9 Partner Reunite
A US Army veteran has been reunited with his former military partner, a Belgian Malinois, after more than two years apart.
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US Says Ukraine Needs More Troops, Not Only Weapons, to Win War
The White House said Ukraine must recruit more soldiers for the war against Russia, including by lowering the draft age, as a lack of manpower rather than weapons is the country's most pressing need.
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"Need Manpower": US Urges Ukraine To Lower Military Service Age To 18
Ukraine should consider lowering the age of military service for its soldiers to 18 years old, a senior US administration official said on Wednesday, putting pressure on Kyiv to bolster its fighting forces in the country's war with Russia.
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18 Years On, A War Crime Investigation Haunts Trump's Defence Secretary Pick
Eighteen years ago, an operation targeting suspected al-Qaeda militants in Iraq took a dark turn when US soldiers killed three detainees under suspicious circumstances. At the centre of renewed scrutiny is Pete Hegseth.
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Hezbollah Leader, Linked To 2007 US Soldiers' Deaths, Killed In Israeli Airstrike: Report
An Israeli airstrike in Syria has reportedly killed senior Hezbollah commander Ali Mussa Daqduq, who's linked to one of the most daring attacks on American forces during the Iraq War, according to a senior US defence official, reported NBC News.
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Kamala Harris Makes 1st Appearance With Biden After US Election Loss
US President Joe Biden laid a wreath Monday to honour the nation's fallen soldiers on Veterans Day, an event marking his first appearance with Vice President Kamala Harris since her election defeat last week.
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Blinken Says 8,000 North Korean Troops Deployed In Russia's Kursk Region
US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken on Thursday revealed that approximately 10,000 North Korean soldiers are currently in Russia, with around 8,000 deployed in the Kursk region.
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US Says At Least 3,000 North Korea Troops Training In Russia
At least 3,000 North Korean soldiers have been sent to Russia and are training there, the United States said Wednesday, warning that they would become legitimate targets for Kyiv if they engage in combat in Ukraine.
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US Soldier, Who Allegedly Aided ISIS, Sentenced To 14 Years In Prison
A US soldier who pleaded guilty to trying to provide information to the Islamic State group to help it attack American troops in the Middle East was sentenced to 14 years in prison on Friday.
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Israel Hints At Lebanon Ground Invasion As Joe Biden Warns Of "All Out War"
Israel has told its soldiers to prepare for a possible ground operation against Iran-backed Hezbollah in Lebanon as US President Joe Biden warned against "all-out war" in the Middle East.
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US Soldier Who Fled To North Korea Sentenced For Desertion, Freed Later
Travis King's lawyer said he was later released because of good behavior and time served.
