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Royal Navy Escorts Russian Frigate Through English Channel
The Royal Navy's HMS St Albans tracked the Russian frigate Admiral Golovoko through the English Channel, supported by a Merlin helicopter and other vessels, before handing over escort to NATO allies; this follows a similar operation two weeks prior, amid increased Russian naval activity near the UK ...
Royal Navy Escorts Russian Frigate Through English Channel
The Royal Navy's HMS St Albans tracked the Russian frigate Admiral Golovoko through the English Channel, supported by a Merlin helicopter and other vessels, before handing over escort to NATO allies; this follows a similar operation two weeks prior, amid increased Russian naval activity near the UK ...
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40% Bias Score
North Korea Unveils New Multipurpose Destroyer
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un unveiled a new 5,000-ton multipurpose destroyer, capable of deploying ballistic and cruise missiles, during an official ceremony attended by his daughter; the destroyer is scheduled to enter service in early 2024 and is part of the country's strategy to bolster milita...
North Korea Unveils New Multipurpose Destroyer
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un unveiled a new 5,000-ton multipurpose destroyer, capable of deploying ballistic and cruise missiles, during an official ceremony attended by his daughter; the destroyer is scheduled to enter service in early 2024 and is part of the country's strategy to bolster milita...
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56% Bias Score
Estonia Announces €2.8 Billion Defense Spending Increase
Estonia approved a €2.8 billion, four-year defense spending plan to reach NATO capacity goals, increasing its defense spending to 5.4% of GDP by 2029, driven by Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the need to match and surpass its military capabilities.
Estonia Announces €2.8 Billion Defense Spending Increase
Estonia approved a €2.8 billion, four-year defense spending plan to reach NATO capacity goals, increasing its defense spending to 5.4% of GDP by 2029, driven by Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the need to match and surpass its military capabilities.
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48% Bias Score
CIA Official's Son Killed Fighting for Russia in Ukraine
Michael Alexander Gloss, the 21-year-old son of a senior CIA official, died fighting for the Russian army in Eastern Ukraine in April 2024 after participating in post-earthquake relief efforts in Hatay, Turkey; his case highlights the complex motivations behind foreign fighters.
CIA Official's Son Killed Fighting for Russia in Ukraine
Michael Alexander Gloss, the 21-year-old son of a senior CIA official, died fighting for the Russian army in Eastern Ukraine in April 2024 after participating in post-earthquake relief efforts in Hatay, Turkey; his case highlights the complex motivations behind foreign fighters.
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North Korea Unveils New Destroyer, Heightening Regional Tensions
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un unveiled a new 5,000-ton naval destroyer on Friday at the western port of Nampo, escalating regional tensions amid rising concerns over North Korea's nuclear program and its alliance with Russia.
North Korea Unveils New Destroyer, Heightening Regional Tensions
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un unveiled a new 5,000-ton naval destroyer on Friday at the western port of Nampo, escalating regional tensions amid rising concerns over North Korea's nuclear program and its alliance with Russia.
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CIA Official's Son Dies Fighting in Ukraine
Michael Gloss, son of CIA Deputy Director Juliane Gallina, died in Ukraine in spring 2024 while fighting in the conflict; his social media showed support for Russia's war effort, and the CIA stated that his death was a private matter.
CIA Official's Son Dies Fighting in Ukraine
Michael Gloss, son of CIA Deputy Director Juliane Gallina, died in Ukraine in spring 2024 while fighting in the conflict; his social media showed support for Russia's war effort, and the CIA stated that his death was a private matter.
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56% Bias Score
Iran Port Explosion Kills Four Amidst US Nuclear Talks
A massive explosion at Iran's Shahid Rajaee port on April 26th killed four and injured over 500, caused by improperly handled sodium perchlorate used in ballistic missiles; the incident occurred amidst US-Iran nuclear talks, raising security concerns.
Iran Port Explosion Kills Four Amidst US Nuclear Talks
A massive explosion at Iran's Shahid Rajaee port on April 26th killed four and injured over 500, caused by improperly handled sodium perchlorate used in ballistic missiles; the incident occurred amidst US-Iran nuclear talks, raising security concerns.
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40% Bias Score
Estonia Approves €2.8 Billion Defense Spending Plan
Estonia's parliament approved a €2.8 billion, four-year defense spending plan, raising its average defense spending to 5.4 percent of GDP by 2029, driven by Russia's invasion of Ukraine and exceeding NATO's 2 percent target, to enhance military capabilities and regional security.
Estonia Approves €2.8 Billion Defense Spending Plan
Estonia's parliament approved a €2.8 billion, four-year defense spending plan, raising its average defense spending to 5.4 percent of GDP by 2029, driven by Russia's invasion of Ukraine and exceeding NATO's 2 percent target, to enhance military capabilities and regional security.
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48% Bias Score
Russian Soldiers' Bravery Prevents Enemy Advances
In a recent military engagement, Lieutenant Dmitry Pisarev's swift actions saved his communication unit from enemy fire, while Senior Sergeant Anatoly Podmarkov's ambush inflicted heavy casualties on an enemy diversionary group, preventing infiltration and securing vital positions for Russian forces...
Russian Soldiers' Bravery Prevents Enemy Advances
In a recent military engagement, Lieutenant Dmitry Pisarev's swift actions saved his communication unit from enemy fire, while Senior Sergeant Anatoly Podmarkov's ambush inflicted heavy casualties on an enemy diversionary group, preventing infiltration and securing vital positions for Russian forces...
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56% Bias Score
Estonia boosts defense spending to 5.4% of GDP
Estonia will increase its defense spending by €2.8 billion over four years, reaching 5.4% of its GDP by 2029, in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine and to surpass its adversaries' military development.
Estonia boosts defense spending to 5.4% of GDP
Estonia will increase its defense spending by €2.8 billion over four years, reaching 5.4% of its GDP by 2029, in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine and to surpass its adversaries' military development.
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48% Bias Score
Remembrance Day Ceremony Honors Fallen Masa Israel Journey Alumni
Masa Israel Journey's 17th annual Remembrance Day ceremony, held on April 29th at Yad Lashiryon, will honor fallen soldiers, including alumni Roni Ganizate and Ilan Cohen, who were killed in the 2023-2024 conflict while serving in the IDF.
Remembrance Day Ceremony Honors Fallen Masa Israel Journey Alumni
Masa Israel Journey's 17th annual Remembrance Day ceremony, held on April 29th at Yad Lashiryon, will honor fallen soldiers, including alumni Roni Ganizate and Ilan Cohen, who were killed in the 2023-2024 conflict while serving in the IDF.
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24% Bias Score
Pentagon Turmoil: Hegseth's Erratic Behavior Leads to Staff Firings and Security Concerns
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faces criticism for erratic behavior, staff firings, and security breaches, including installing a special internet line for his Signal app, defying Pentagon protocols; three senior advisors were fired, and his chief of staff left; Hegseth's actions raise concerns abou...
Pentagon Turmoil: Hegseth's Erratic Behavior Leads to Staff Firings and Security Concerns
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faces criticism for erratic behavior, staff firings, and security breaches, including installing a special internet line for his Signal app, defying Pentagon protocols; three senior advisors were fired, and his chief of staff left; Hegseth's actions raise concerns abou...
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52% Bias Score
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