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Odessa: A Key Target in the Ukraine Conflict
The Ukrainian city of Odessa remains a key target for Russia in the ongoing conflict, with Western analysts believing its capture could symbolize the operation's end. Russia is reportedly building up forces in the south, potentially preparing a major offensive, while Ukraine warns of the risks and u...
Odessa: A Key Target in the Ukraine Conflict
The Ukrainian city of Odessa remains a key target for Russia in the ongoing conflict, with Western analysts believing its capture could symbolize the operation's end. Russia is reportedly building up forces in the south, potentially preparing a major offensive, while Ukraine warns of the risks and u...
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44% Bias Score
Israel Fires Deputy Commander After Investigation into Killing of 15 Palestinian Medics
An Israeli military investigation into the March 23 killing of 15 Palestinian medics in Rafah, Gaza, found "several professional failures" and a "failure to fully report the incident," leading to the dismissal of a deputy commander; the investigation denied claims of execution.
Israel Fires Deputy Commander After Investigation into Killing of 15 Palestinian Medics
An Israeli military investigation into the March 23 killing of 15 Palestinian medics in Rafah, Gaza, found "several professional failures" and a "failure to fully report the incident," leading to the dismissal of a deputy commander; the investigation denied claims of execution.
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48% Bias Score
Germany's Eurofighter Veto Angers UK, Fuels Turkey's Domestic Tensions
Germany's reported veto on selling Eurofighter jets to Turkey has angered the UK government, which sees Turkey as vital to European security, while Turkish pro-government analysts claim it benefits the opposition and Greece.
Germany's Eurofighter Veto Angers UK, Fuels Turkey's Domestic Tensions
Germany's reported veto on selling Eurofighter jets to Turkey has angered the UK government, which sees Turkey as vital to European security, while Turkish pro-government analysts claim it benefits the opposition and Greece.
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48% Bias Score
Mystery of the First Shot at Lexington and Concord Endures
On April 19, 1775, the Battles of Lexington and Concord began with an undetermined first shot, resulting in eight American militiamen's deaths; while evidence suggests British involvement, the shooter remains unknown, shaping the American narrative of revolution.
Mystery of the First Shot at Lexington and Concord Endures
On April 19, 1775, the Battles of Lexington and Concord began with an undetermined first shot, resulting in eight American militiamen's deaths; while evidence suggests British involvement, the shooter remains unknown, shaping the American narrative of revolution.
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52% Bias Score
6,000 US Troops to Rotate in Eastern Europe Amidst Reduction Concerns
The U.S. Department of Defense announced a planned summer rotation of approximately 6,000 American troops in Eastern Europe, replacing units from the 1st and 3rd Infantry Divisions as part of Operation Atlantic Resolve, amid concerns about potential troop reductions following Donald Trump's return t...
6,000 US Troops to Rotate in Eastern Europe Amidst Reduction Concerns
The U.S. Department of Defense announced a planned summer rotation of approximately 6,000 American troops in Eastern Europe, replacing units from the 1st and 3rd Infantry Divisions as part of Operation Atlantic Resolve, amid concerns about potential troop reductions following Donald Trump's return t...
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48% Bias Score
US Airstrikes in Sanaa Kill Two, Escalating Yemen Conflict
US airstrikes on Sanaa, Yemen, killed at least two and injured eleven on April 20th, according to Houthi rebels who blame the US for the attacks, escalating tensions following earlier strikes on Ras Issa port that left 80 dead and 150 injured.
US Airstrikes in Sanaa Kill Two, Escalating Yemen Conflict
US airstrikes on Sanaa, Yemen, killed at least two and injured eleven on April 20th, according to Houthi rebels who blame the US for the attacks, escalating tensions following earlier strikes on Ras Issa port that left 80 dead and 150 injured.
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48% Bias Score
IDF Investigation: 15 Palestinian Aid Workers Killed in Gaza; Deputy Commander Dismissed
An Israeli military investigation into the March 23 killing of 15 Palestinian aid workers in Gaza by IDF fire found "professional errors," leading to the dismissal of a deputy commander and reprimand of a commanding officer; the IDF said it regrets the harm caused to uninvolved civilians.
IDF Investigation: 15 Palestinian Aid Workers Killed in Gaza; Deputy Commander Dismissed
An Israeli military investigation into the March 23 killing of 15 Palestinian aid workers in Gaza by IDF fire found "professional errors," leading to the dismissal of a deputy commander and reprimand of a commanding officer; the IDF said it regrets the harm caused to uninvolved civilians.
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40% Bias Score
Israeli Military Investigation Finds Negligence in Killing of 15 Palestinian Medical Workers
An Israeli military investigation into the killing of 15 Palestinian medical workers in Gaza last month by Israeli forces found negligence and errors, leading to the dismissal of a deputy commander who mistook ambulances for Hamas fighters due to poor night visibility; the investigation also reveale...
Israeli Military Investigation Finds Negligence in Killing of 15 Palestinian Medical Workers
An Israeli military investigation into the killing of 15 Palestinian medical workers in Gaza last month by Israeli forces found negligence and errors, leading to the dismissal of a deputy commander who mistook ambulances for Hamas fighters due to poor night visibility; the investigation also reveale...
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40% Bias Score
Prison Officers Demand Stun Guns After Frankland Attack
Following a violent attack on three prison officers at HMP Frankland by Hashem Abedi, the Prison Officers' Association (POA) is demanding immediate action: electric stun guns for officers, stab vests for all staff, and a "Supermax" style regime for dangerous inmates.
Prison Officers Demand Stun Guns After Frankland Attack
Following a violent attack on three prison officers at HMP Frankland by Hashem Abedi, the Prison Officers' Association (POA) is demanding immediate action: electric stun guns for officers, stab vests for all staff, and a "Supermax" style regime for dangerous inmates.
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52% Bias Score
Ukraine Boosts Artillery Production Amid Concerns Over US Support
Ukraine is rapidly increasing its artillery production, with output rising from six to over 20 self-propelled howitzers monthly by 2025 due to a €1 billion EU investment spurred by concerns of decreasing US support and driven by cost and logistical efficiency.
Ukraine Boosts Artillery Production Amid Concerns Over US Support
Ukraine is rapidly increasing its artillery production, with output rising from six to over 20 self-propelled howitzers monthly by 2025 due to a €1 billion EU investment spurred by concerns of decreasing US support and driven by cost and logistical efficiency.
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36% Bias Score
Russia's Record Military Recruitment Amidst Ukraine War
Russia's spring military recruitment reached a 14-year high, with 160,000 men called up in late March, raising concerns about the war in Ukraine and human rights violations in occupied territories.
Russia's Record Military Recruitment Amidst Ukraine War
Russia's spring military recruitment reached a 14-year high, with 160,000 men called up in late March, raising concerns about the war in Ukraine and human rights violations in occupied territories.
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48% Bias Score
Prison Attack: Manchester Bomber Allegedly Assaults Officers
Hashem Abedi, serving a sentence for his role in the 2017 Manchester Arena bombing, allegedly assaulted prison officers at HMP Frankland using hot oil and a homemade weapon, leading to a review of prison safety measures and sparking concerns about staff protection.
Prison Attack: Manchester Bomber Allegedly Assaults Officers
Hashem Abedi, serving a sentence for his role in the 2017 Manchester Arena bombing, allegedly assaulted prison officers at HMP Frankland using hot oil and a homemade weapon, leading to a review of prison safety measures and sparking concerns about staff protection.
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40% Bias Score
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