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SVR Accuses Serbia of Supplying Ammunition to Ukraine
Russia's SVR accuses Serbia of supplying hundreds of thousands of munitions to Ukraine via intermediary nations, despite proclaimed neutrality, using falsified documents and involving major Serbian defense companies, contradicting previous apologies and promises.
SVR Accuses Serbia of Supplying Ammunition to Ukraine
Russia's SVR accuses Serbia of supplying hundreds of thousands of munitions to Ukraine via intermediary nations, despite proclaimed neutrality, using falsified documents and involving major Serbian defense companies, contradicting previous apologies and promises.
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60% Bias Score
Spain and Germany Differ on Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Amid Strong Economic Ties
Spanish and German foreign ministers met in Madrid, highlighting strong economic ties but stark differences in their approaches to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict; Germany, Israel's second-largest arms supplier, opposes an arms embargo while Spain advocates for one.
Spain and Germany Differ on Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Amid Strong Economic Ties
Spanish and German foreign ministers met in Madrid, highlighting strong economic ties but stark differences in their approaches to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict; Germany, Israel's second-largest arms supplier, opposes an arms embargo while Spain advocates for one.
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40% Bias Score
US Faces Legal Hurdles in Potential F-35 Sale to Turkey
The US faces legal hurdles in selling F-35s to Turkey, primarily due to the 2020 NDAA amendment 1245, which prohibits such sales because of Turkey's possession of the Russian S-400 system; this contrasts with the CAATSA sanctions, which allow for presidential waivers.
US Faces Legal Hurdles in Potential F-35 Sale to Turkey
The US faces legal hurdles in selling F-35s to Turkey, primarily due to the 2020 NDAA amendment 1245, which prohibits such sales because of Turkey's possession of the Russian S-400 system; this contrasts with the CAATSA sanctions, which allow for presidential waivers.
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48% Bias Score
U.S., Saudi Arabia Sign $600 Billion Economic and Military Cooperation Package
The U.S. and Saudi Arabia announced a landmark $600 billion economic and military cooperation package, including a nearly $142 billion arms deal—the largest in history—during President Trump's visit to Riyadh, strengthening their strategic partnership amidst regional conflicts.
U.S., Saudi Arabia Sign $600 Billion Economic and Military Cooperation Package
The U.S. and Saudi Arabia announced a landmark $600 billion economic and military cooperation package, including a nearly $142 billion arms deal—the largest in history—during President Trump's visit to Riyadh, strengthening their strategic partnership amidst regional conflicts.
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48% Bias Score
Ukraine Loses Another F-16, Raising Concerns About US Weaponry
Ukraine confirmed the loss of another F-16 fighter jet on May 16th due to an in-flight malfunction during a nighttime mission, bringing the total number of lost jets to at least three according to Ukrainian reports, but possibly up to eight, according to Russia. This raises concerns about the perfor...
Ukraine Loses Another F-16, Raising Concerns About US Weaponry
Ukraine confirmed the loss of another F-16 fighter jet on May 16th due to an in-flight malfunction during a nighttime mission, bringing the total number of lost jets to at least three according to Ukrainian reports, but possibly up to eight, according to Russia. This raises concerns about the perfor...
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56% Bias Score
UK Defends Arms Sales to Israel Amid Gaza Conflict Legal Challenge
A UK high court case examines the legality of continued arms sales to Israel amid allegations of violations of international humanitarian law in Gaza; the government asserts no evidence of genocide or deliberate targeting of civilians, while claimants highlight the ongoing humanitarian crisis and al...
UK Defends Arms Sales to Israel Amid Gaza Conflict Legal Challenge
A UK high court case examines the legality of continued arms sales to Israel amid allegations of violations of international humanitarian law in Gaza; the government asserts no evidence of genocide or deliberate targeting of civilians, while claimants highlight the ongoing humanitarian crisis and al...
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64% Bias Score
Germany Criticizes Gaza Offensive, but Rejects Arms Embargo on Israel
Germany issued a divided response to Israel's Gaza offensive, with Chancellor Merz criticizing the actions as violating international humanitarian law while Foreign Minister Wadephul rejected an EU arms embargo, citing Germany's historical commitment to Israel's security. Germany supplied 30% of Isr...
Germany Criticizes Gaza Offensive, but Rejects Arms Embargo on Israel
Germany issued a divided response to Israel's Gaza offensive, with Chancellor Merz criticizing the actions as violating international humanitarian law while Foreign Minister Wadephul rejected an EU arms embargo, citing Germany's historical commitment to Israel's security. Germany supplied 30% of Isr...
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40% Bias Score
German Official Rejects Calls to Halt Arms Supplies to Israel
German government commissioner Felix Klein opposes calls by several Social Democratic Party (SDP) members of the Bundestag to halt arms supplies to Israel following the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack, advocating instead for private dialogue to address concerns; SDP members cite potential international...
German Official Rejects Calls to Halt Arms Supplies to Israel
German government commissioner Felix Klein opposes calls by several Social Democratic Party (SDP) members of the Bundestag to halt arms supplies to Israel following the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack, advocating instead for private dialogue to address concerns; SDP members cite potential international...
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40% Bias Score
China's Combat Drone Exports Generate $2 Billion in Revenue
China's Academy of Aerospace Aerodynamics has sold over 200 Caihong combat drones to more than 10 nations since 2003, generating about $2 billion in revenue, with the CH-4 model being particularly successful due to its cost-effectiveness and high performance in counterterrorism operations.
China's Combat Drone Exports Generate $2 Billion in Revenue
China's Academy of Aerospace Aerodynamics has sold over 200 Caihong combat drones to more than 10 nations since 2003, generating about $2 billion in revenue, with the CH-4 model being particularly successful due to its cost-effectiveness and high performance in counterterrorism operations.
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56% Bias Score
Senators Seek to Block \$3.5 Billion Arms Sales Amid Trump Conflict of Interest Concerns
US senators are trying to halt \$3.5 billion in arms sales to the UAE and Qatar due to concerns that the deals will personally benefit President Donald Trump's family, citing investments and a luxury jumbo jet offer from Qatar.
Senators Seek to Block \$3.5 Billion Arms Sales Amid Trump Conflict of Interest Concerns
US senators are trying to halt \$3.5 billion in arms sales to the UAE and Qatar due to concerns that the deals will personally benefit President Donald Trump's family, citing investments and a luxury jumbo jet offer from Qatar.
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52% Bias Score
U.S., Saudi Arabia Sign \$600 Billion Deal, Including Record-Breaking Defense Pact
The U.S. and Saudi Arabia announced a series of agreements totaling \$600 billion, including a \$142 billion defense pact, the largest in history, during President Trump's visit to Riyadh.
U.S., Saudi Arabia Sign \$600 Billion Deal, Including Record-Breaking Defense Pact
The U.S. and Saudi Arabia announced a series of agreements totaling \$600 billion, including a \$142 billion defense pact, the largest in history, during President Trump's visit to Riyadh.
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56% Bias Score
Discrepancy in US-Saudi Arms Deals After Trump's 2017 Visit
During President Trump's 2017 visit to Saudi Arabia, $110 billion in arms sales were announced, with potential investments reaching $350 billion; however, only $30 billion in foreign military sales have been implemented since then, revealing a discrepancy between announced deals and actual implement...
Discrepancy in US-Saudi Arms Deals After Trump's 2017 Visit
During President Trump's 2017 visit to Saudi Arabia, $110 billion in arms sales were announced, with potential investments reaching $350 billion; however, only $30 billion in foreign military sales have been implemented since then, revealing a discrepancy between announced deals and actual implement...
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48% Bias Score
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