UK SAS Inquiry Reveals Allegations of War Crimes in Afghanistan
A UK parliamentary inquiry into alleged war crimes committed by British SAS forces in Afghanistan between 2010 and 2013 has revealed testimony suggesting a "golden license to kill" and systematic cover-ups, leading to the Taliban demanding compensation.
UK SAS Inquiry Reveals Allegations of War Crimes in Afghanistan
A UK parliamentary inquiry into alleged war crimes committed by British SAS forces in Afghanistan between 2010 and 2013 has revealed testimony suggesting a "golden license to kill" and systematic cover-ups, leading to the Taliban demanding compensation.
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56% Bias Score
Ukraine Captures Two North Korean Soldiers in Russia
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced the capture of two North Korean soldiers in Russia's Kursk region, claiming they were fighting alongside Russian forces and suffered significant casualties; he also showed a Russian military ID with allegedly falsified data of one of the soldiers.
Ukraine Captures Two North Korean Soldiers in Russia
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced the capture of two North Korean soldiers in Russia's Kursk region, claiming they were fighting alongside Russian forces and suffered significant casualties; he also showed a Russian military ID with allegedly falsified data of one of the soldiers.
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44% Bias Score
Conflicting U.S. Intelligence Assessments on Havana Syndrome
A new U.S. intelligence assessment on the Havana Syndrome reveals conflicting conclusions: five agencies deem foreign involvement unlikely, while two suggest a foreign power may have developed a weapon causing the injuries reported by U.S. personnel in Cuba and other countries since 2016.
Conflicting U.S. Intelligence Assessments on Havana Syndrome
A new U.S. intelligence assessment on the Havana Syndrome reveals conflicting conclusions: five agencies deem foreign involvement unlikely, while two suggest a foreign power may have developed a weapon causing the injuries reported by U.S. personnel in Cuba and other countries since 2016.
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48% Bias Score
Russian Soldier's Three-Week Defense Earns Bounty, Film Deal
A Russian soldier, Zakaria Aliev, held a Ukrainian strongpoint for three weeks without food or water on the Zaporizhzhia front, prompting a 50 million ruble bounty; he is now recovering and has a film deal.
Russian Soldier's Three-Week Defense Earns Bounty, Film Deal
A Russian soldier, Zakaria Aliev, held a Ukrainian strongpoint for three weeks without food or water on the Zaporizhzhia front, prompting a 50 million ruble bounty; he is now recovering and has a film deal.
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48% Bias Score
Renewed Calls for Posthumous Victoria Cross for WWII SAS Leader Blair Mayne
Blair "Paddy" Mayne, a key figure in the formation of the British SAS, led numerous successful missions during WWII, earning four Distinguished Service Orders but never a Victoria Cross, despite recommendations, sparking renewed calls for a posthumous award.
Renewed Calls for Posthumous Victoria Cross for WWII SAS Leader Blair Mayne
Blair "Paddy" Mayne, a key figure in the formation of the British SAS, led numerous successful missions during WWII, earning four Distinguished Service Orders but never a Victoria Cross, despite recommendations, sparking renewed calls for a posthumous award.
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48% Bias Score
NATO Takes Command of Ukraine Logistical Support Amid US Aid Uncertainty
NATO assumed command of US-led logistical support for Ukraine in Poland on Thursday, a shift amid concerns about reduced US aid under a potential Trump administration; a $500 million US aid package was announced.
NATO Takes Command of Ukraine Logistical Support Amid US Aid Uncertainty
NATO assumed command of US-led logistical support for Ukraine in Poland on Thursday, a shift amid concerns about reduced US aid under a potential Trump administration; a $500 million US aid package was announced.
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52% Bias Score
Germany Restructures Military for Homeland Security and NATO Deployments
Germany's Defense Minister is restructuring the military's Homeland Security forces, placing them under the Army, starting April 1st, to protect critical infrastructure domestically while freeing up existing divisions for potential NATO deployments to Eastern Europe.
Germany Restructures Military for Homeland Security and NATO Deployments
Germany's Defense Minister is restructuring the military's Homeland Security forces, placing them under the Army, starting April 1st, to protect critical infrastructure domestically while freeing up existing divisions for potential NATO deployments to Eastern Europe.
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36% Bias Score
CNN Defamation Trial: General Testifies Report Made Veteran 'Too Risky'
During a defamation trial against CNN, Major General James V. Young testified that he would have hired Navy veteran Zachary Young before a CNN report implying illegal activity during Afghan evacuations, but not after due to reputational risk, supporting the plaintiff's claim of professional harm.
CNN Defamation Trial: General Testifies Report Made Veteran 'Too Risky'
During a defamation trial against CNN, Major General James V. Young testified that he would have hired Navy veteran Zachary Young before a CNN report implying illegal activity during Afghan evacuations, but not after due to reputational risk, supporting the plaintiff's claim of professional harm.
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40% Bias Score
Germany Forms New Army Division for Homeland Security
Germany is establishing a fourth army division, the Homeland Protection Division, composed of reservists and active soldiers, to secure critical infrastructure and military sites within Germany starting April 1st, reflecting a response to evolving security threats and the need for defense capabiliti...
Germany Forms New Army Division for Homeland Security
Germany is establishing a fourth army division, the Homeland Protection Division, composed of reservists and active soldiers, to secure critical infrastructure and military sites within Germany starting April 1st, reflecting a response to evolving security threats and the need for defense capabiliti...
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36% Bias Score
California Army Reserve Center Burglary: Humvees, Weapons, and Equipment Stolen
Thieves stole three Humvees, one armored, and various military equipment including machine gun mounts, from a California Army Reserve Center on Wednesday night, raising concerns about security and potential misuse of stolen assets amidst ongoing wildfires and social unrest.
California Army Reserve Center Burglary: Humvees, Weapons, and Equipment Stolen
Thieves stole three Humvees, one armored, and various military equipment including machine gun mounts, from a California Army Reserve Center on Wednesday night, raising concerns about security and potential misuse of stolen assets amidst ongoing wildfires and social unrest.
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56% Bias Score
North Korea Uses Soldiers as Human Mine Detectors in Ukraine
North Korean troops sent to support Russia in the Ukraine invasion are being used as 'human mine detectors,' suffering heavy casualties; this strengthens North Korea's military capabilities and benefits the Kim Jong Un regime through training and access to Russian technology.
North Korea Uses Soldiers as Human Mine Detectors in Ukraine
North Korean troops sent to support Russia in the Ukraine invasion are being used as 'human mine detectors,' suffering heavy casualties; this strengthens North Korea's military capabilities and benefits the Kim Jong Un regime through training and access to Russian technology.
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48% Bias Score
Israel Strikes Houthi Military Sites in Yemen in Retaliation for Attacks
In response to Houthi attacks involving over 40 missiles and 320 drones launched from Yemen since October 7, 2023, Israel launched retaliatory airstrikes on October 26, 2023, targeting Houthi military infrastructure, including the Hizaz power plant and ports in Hodeida and Ras Issa.
Israel Strikes Houthi Military Sites in Yemen in Retaliation for Attacks
In response to Houthi attacks involving over 40 missiles and 320 drones launched from Yemen since October 7, 2023, Israel launched retaliatory airstrikes on October 26, 2023, targeting Houthi military infrastructure, including the Hizaz power plant and ports in Hodeida and Ras Issa.
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56% Bias Score