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Russian Officer Dies in Ukraine Conflict
Captain Second Rank Alexander Shipunov, a veteran of the Russian Navy, died on July 2nd, 2024, during the special military operation in Ukraine; posthumously awarded the Order "For Merit to the Fatherland", his legacy of service and sacrifice continues through his son, a cadet at the Pacific Higher ...
Russian Officer Dies in Ukraine Conflict
Captain Second Rank Alexander Shipunov, a veteran of the Russian Navy, died on July 2nd, 2024, during the special military operation in Ukraine; posthumously awarded the Order "For Merit to the Fatherland", his legacy of service and sacrifice continues through his son, a cadet at the Pacific Higher ...
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Russia's Escalating Drone War Against Ukraine Reaches Record Levels
Russia launched a record 700+ drones in a single night on July 8th, part of an escalating drone war against Ukraine, fueled by increased domestic production, technological upgrades, and potential links to China for components. This follows President Trump's September deadline for a ceasefire, sugges...
Russia's Escalating Drone War Against Ukraine Reaches Record Levels
Russia launched a record 700+ drones in a single night on July 8th, part of an escalating drone war against Ukraine, fueled by increased domestic production, technological upgrades, and potential links to China for components. This follows President Trump's September deadline for a ceasefire, sugges...
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Russian Drone Strikes Hit Odessa and Sumy, Injuring 14
A Russian drone attack on Odessa at 1:48 AM local time on [Date - this information is missing from the text] caused fires and damage to civilian infrastructure, injuring at least 14 people across Odessa and Sumy regions, and prompting calls for a Russian mandate to discuss a ceasefire at upcoming ta...
Russian Drone Strikes Hit Odessa and Sumy, Injuring 14
A Russian drone attack on Odessa at 1:48 AM local time on [Date - this information is missing from the text] caused fires and damage to civilian infrastructure, injuring at least 14 people across Odessa and Sumy regions, and prompting calls for a Russian mandate to discuss a ceasefire at upcoming ta...
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Amnesty International Condemns Israeli Evin Prison Attack as War Crime
Amnesty International declared the June 23rd, 2024 Israeli airstrike on Tehran's Evin prison a war crime, citing the deaths of at least 80 civilians, the deliberate targeting of a civilian facility, and a lack of evidence suggesting a military objective.
Amnesty International Condemns Israeli Evin Prison Attack as War Crime
Amnesty International declared the June 23rd, 2024 Israeli airstrike on Tehran's Evin prison a war crime, citing the deaths of at least 80 civilians, the deliberate targeting of a civilian facility, and a lack of evidence suggesting a military objective.
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Kyiv Warehouses Burn After Overnight Attacks
Overnight attacks on Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities resulted in warehouse fires and infrastructure damage, during an eight-hour air raid; Russia reported shooting down 19 Ukrainian drones; Ukraine is reportedly using non-GPS drones.
Kyiv Warehouses Burn After Overnight Attacks
Overnight attacks on Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities resulted in warehouse fires and infrastructure damage, during an eight-hour air raid; Russia reported shooting down 19 Ukrainian drones; Ukraine is reportedly using non-GPS drones.
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Russia's Massive Drone Factory Employs Teenagers, Fuels Ukraine War
Russia revealed a massive drone factory in Yelabuga, Tatarstan, employing teenagers to produce up to 18,000 Gen-2 drones in the first half of 2025, fueling attacks on Ukraine and raising ethical concerns.
Russia's Massive Drone Factory Employs Teenagers, Fuels Ukraine War
Russia revealed a massive drone factory in Yelabuga, Tatarstan, employing teenagers to produce up to 18,000 Gen-2 drones in the first half of 2025, fueling attacks on Ukraine and raising ethical concerns.
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US Destroyer in Rhodes, Israeli Cruise Ship Incident, and Cyprus Soldier Remains Repatriation
From July 14-18, a US Navy Arleigh Burke-class destroyer was stationed in Rhodes, Greece, for crew rest after Eastern Mediterranean operations; this is seen as a response to Turkey's claims regarding the Aegean Sea. Meanwhile, an Israeli cruise ship left Syros due to protests, and Greece repatriated...
US Destroyer in Rhodes, Israeli Cruise Ship Incident, and Cyprus Soldier Remains Repatriation
From July 14-18, a US Navy Arleigh Burke-class destroyer was stationed in Rhodes, Greece, for crew rest after Eastern Mediterranean operations; this is seen as a response to Turkey's claims regarding the Aegean Sea. Meanwhile, an Israeli cruise ship left Syros due to protests, and Greece repatriated...
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UK Intelligence Data Breach Inquiry Launched
A data breach in February 2022, involving over 30,000 resettlement applications, was only discovered in August 2023, leading to a super-injunction and a parliamentary inquiry into the UK intelligence community's response, costing approximately £850 million to relocate 7,000 affected Afghans.
UK Intelligence Data Breach Inquiry Launched
A data breach in February 2022, involving over 30,000 resettlement applications, was only discovered in August 2023, leading to a super-injunction and a parliamentary inquiry into the UK intelligence community's response, costing approximately £850 million to relocate 7,000 affected Afghans.
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Germany and U.S. to Deliver Five Patriot Systems to Ukraine
Germany and the U.S. will deliver five Patriot air defense systems to Ukraine to counter Russia's intensified long-range missile strikes, following a recent attack on Kyiv that caused casualties and significant damage; the agreement was made after a meeting between the defense ministers of both coun...
Germany and U.S. to Deliver Five Patriot Systems to Ukraine
Germany and the U.S. will deliver five Patriot air defense systems to Ukraine to counter Russia's intensified long-range missile strikes, following a recent attack on Kyiv that caused casualties and significant damage; the agreement was made after a meeting between the defense ministers of both coun...
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Bangladesh Mourns Deadliest Air Crash
A Bangladesh Air Force training aircraft crashed into a Dhaka school on Monday, killing at least 31 people, including 25 children—the deadliest aviation accident in the country's history—prompting a national day of mourning and calls for an investigation and relocation of the airbase.
Bangladesh Mourns Deadliest Air Crash
A Bangladesh Air Force training aircraft crashed into a Dhaka school on Monday, killing at least 31 people, including 25 children—the deadliest aviation accident in the country's history—prompting a national day of mourning and calls for an investigation and relocation of the airbase.
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Thales' Microscopic Sensors Revolutionize Defense and Cybersecurity
Thales, a European leader in aerospace and defense technology, is developing microscopic sensors using quantum algorithms, offering a 10,000% performance increase in detection and communication capabilities, with applications across defense, medicine, and space, starting testing in 2030.
Thales' Microscopic Sensors Revolutionize Defense and Cybersecurity
Thales, a European leader in aerospace and defense technology, is developing microscopic sensors using quantum algorithms, offering a 10,000% performance increase in detection and communication capabilities, with applications across defense, medicine, and space, starting testing in 2030.
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Israeli Offensive in Gaza Jeopardizes Aid Distribution Amidst Hunger Crisis
On July 21st, an Israeli ground offensive in Deir al-Balah, Gaza, targeted a WHO building, destroying its main warehouse and displacing 50,000-80,000 residents, jeopardizing aid to over two million people amidst a severe hunger crisis and reports of 19 deaths from malnutrition since July 19th.
Israeli Offensive in Gaza Jeopardizes Aid Distribution Amidst Hunger Crisis
On July 21st, an Israeli ground offensive in Deir al-Balah, Gaza, targeted a WHO building, destroying its main warehouse and displacing 50,000-80,000 residents, jeopardizing aid to over two million people amidst a severe hunger crisis and reports of 19 deaths from malnutrition since July 19th.
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44% Bias Score
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