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Ukraine Wants US Cruise Missiles, Nervous About Russian Advances: Kremlin
The Kremlin said on Thursday that Ukraine's leadership was clearly nervous about Russian advances along the front line if Kyiv was asking the United States to supply it with long-range Tomahawk missiles.
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Zelensky Hints At Ukraine's Request For US Long-Range Tomahawk Missiles
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky strongly suggested in a video released on Wednesday that Kyiv has requested supplies of long-range US Tomahawk missiles, as he made critical remarks about "confidential" information he said had been leaked.
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Japan Inks Deal To Buy 400 Long-Range Missiles From US
Japan signed a deal with its ally the United States on Thursday to buy 400 long-range Tomahawk missiles as it ramps up its military capacity to counter regional security threats.
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Australia Agrees $830 Million Long-Range Missile Deal With US
Australia has locked in a deal to buy potent long-range weapons from the United States, officials said Monday, as the country looks to counter China's rising military power.
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Analysis: Why The Navy's Tomahawk Missiles Were The Weapon Of Choice In Strikes In Syria
The U.S. Navy launched more than 50 Tomahawk missiles early Friday at military targets in Syria in response to a chemical-weapons attack this week on civilians, relying on a mainstay weapon when the Pentagon wants to attack from a safe distance.
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Navy Launches Tomahawk Missiles At Rebel Sites In Yemen After Attacks On U.S. Ships
The U.S. Navy launched Tomahawk missiles early Thursday from the Red Sea at three coastal radar sites in Yemen, destroying targets associated with rebel missile attacks on U.S. ships this week.
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Up to $1.1 Billion Cost for Iraq, Syria Military Operations: Pentagon
The Pentagon has spent as much as $1.1 billion on US military operations against Islamic State militants in Iraq and Syria since the mission began in mid-June, including more than $62 million alone in Navy airstrikes and Tomahawk cruise missiles.
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US, Partners Begin Airstrikes Against Islamic State Militants: Pentagon
The US and partner nations began launching airstrikes against Islamic State group targets in Syria for the first time on Monday night, expanding a military campaign against the militants with a mix of fighter jets, bombers and Tomahawk cruise missiles fired from ships in the region.
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Ukraine Wants US Cruise Missiles, Nervous About Russian Advances: Kremlin
The Kremlin said on Thursday that Ukraine's leadership was clearly nervous about Russian advances along the front line if Kyiv was asking the United States to supply it with long-range Tomahawk missiles.
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Zelensky Hints At Ukraine's Request For US Long-Range Tomahawk Missiles
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky strongly suggested in a video released on Wednesday that Kyiv has requested supplies of long-range US Tomahawk missiles, as he made critical remarks about "confidential" information he said had been leaked.
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Japan Inks Deal To Buy 400 Long-Range Missiles From US
Japan signed a deal with its ally the United States on Thursday to buy 400 long-range Tomahawk missiles as it ramps up its military capacity to counter regional security threats.
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Australia Agrees $830 Million Long-Range Missile Deal With US
Australia has locked in a deal to buy potent long-range weapons from the United States, officials said Monday, as the country looks to counter China's rising military power.
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Analysis: Why The Navy's Tomahawk Missiles Were The Weapon Of Choice In Strikes In Syria
The U.S. Navy launched more than 50 Tomahawk missiles early Friday at military targets in Syria in response to a chemical-weapons attack this week on civilians, relying on a mainstay weapon when the Pentagon wants to attack from a safe distance.
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Navy Launches Tomahawk Missiles At Rebel Sites In Yemen After Attacks On U.S. Ships
The U.S. Navy launched Tomahawk missiles early Thursday from the Red Sea at three coastal radar sites in Yemen, destroying targets associated with rebel missile attacks on U.S. ships this week.
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Up to $1.1 Billion Cost for Iraq, Syria Military Operations: Pentagon
The Pentagon has spent as much as $1.1 billion on US military operations against Islamic State militants in Iraq and Syria since the mission began in mid-June, including more than $62 million alone in Navy airstrikes and Tomahawk cruise missiles.
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US, Partners Begin Airstrikes Against Islamic State Militants: Pentagon
The US and partner nations began launching airstrikes against Islamic State group targets in Syria for the first time on Monday night, expanding a military campaign against the militants with a mix of fighter jets, bombers and Tomahawk cruise missiles fired from ships in the region.
