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Zaporizhzhia's Motor Sich Plant Crippled by Devastating Air Attack
The Motor Sich plant in Zaporizhzhia, a critical supplier to the Ukrainian military, suffered significant damage from a series of explosions involving innovative munitions delivered via air, likely halting production of aircraft engines and components.
Zaporizhzhia's Motor Sich Plant Crippled by Devastating Air Attack
The Motor Sich plant in Zaporizhzhia, a critical supplier to the Ukrainian military, suffered significant damage from a series of explosions involving innovative munitions delivered via air, likely halting production of aircraft engines and components.
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48% Bias Score
Mass Desertion in Elite Ukrainian Brigade
Around 1750 soldiers from the €900 million Ukrainian "Anna Kyivska" brigade, trained in France, deserted; 50 during training, citing harsh conditions, and 1700 after deployment, citing poor leadership and strategic failures.
Mass Desertion in Elite Ukrainian Brigade
Around 1750 soldiers from the €900 million Ukrainian "Anna Kyivska" brigade, trained in France, deserted; 50 during training, citing harsh conditions, and 1700 after deployment, citing poor leadership and strategic failures.
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56% Bias Score
EU Seeks Funding for Military Buildup Amidst Financial and Geopolitical Pressures
Facing financial constraints and geopolitical threats, the European Union is exploring joint procurement and eurobonds to fund increased military spending, but national differences in armament needs and German resistance to debt mutualization pose challenges.
EU Seeks Funding for Military Buildup Amidst Financial and Geopolitical Pressures
Facing financial constraints and geopolitical threats, the European Union is exploring joint procurement and eurobonds to fund increased military spending, but national differences in armament needs and German resistance to debt mutualization pose challenges.
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44% Bias Score
Assad's Fall Threatens Russia's African Military Strategy
Uncertainty over the future of Russia's military bases in Syria following the fall of Bashar Assad threatens to disrupt Russia's African operations, particularly in the Sahel region where it supports multiple military juntas, accesses strategic resources like gold and uranium and is challenged by th...
Assad's Fall Threatens Russia's African Military Strategy
Uncertainty over the future of Russia's military bases in Syria following the fall of Bashar Assad threatens to disrupt Russia's African operations, particularly in the Sahel region where it supports multiple military juntas, accesses strategic resources like gold and uranium and is challenged by th...
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36% Bias Score
Israel Bans Publication of Soldier Identities Amidst War Crimes Accusations
The Israeli army implemented a policy prohibiting the disclosure of identities of soldiers and officers below Brigadier General participating in combat operations, following numerous international lawsuits accusing them of war crimes during the Gaza conflict.
Israel Bans Publication of Soldier Identities Amidst War Crimes Accusations
The Israeli army implemented a policy prohibiting the disclosure of identities of soldiers and officers below Brigadier General participating in combat operations, following numerous international lawsuits accusing them of war crimes during the Gaza conflict.
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36% Bias Score
Nineteen Killed in Attack on Chad's Presidential Palace
Nineteen people died during an attack on Chad's presidential palace on Wednesday evening; 24 attackers armed with knives and machetes were overpowered by the presidential guard. President Mahamat Idriss Déby Itno was present during the attack, which occurred after a meeting with the Chinese foreign ...
Nineteen Killed in Attack on Chad's Presidential Palace
Nineteen people died during an attack on Chad's presidential palace on Wednesday evening; 24 attackers armed with knives and machetes were overpowered by the presidential guard. President Mahamat Idriss Déby Itno was present during the attack, which occurred after a meeting with the Chinese foreign ...
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52% Bias Score
Drone-Guided Artillery Strikes Cripple Enemy Positions in Ukraine
A Ukrainian artillery unit using 152mm 2S5 Giatsint-S self-propelled howitzers, guided by drone reconnaissance, is effectively destroying enemy positions, including fortified bunkers, military vehicles, and personnel, at ranges up to 28 kilometers, significantly aiding infantry advances.
Drone-Guided Artillery Strikes Cripple Enemy Positions in Ukraine
A Ukrainian artillery unit using 152mm 2S5 Giatsint-S self-propelled howitzers, guided by drone reconnaissance, is effectively destroying enemy positions, including fortified bunkers, military vehicles, and personnel, at ranges up to 28 kilometers, significantly aiding infantry advances.
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64% Bias Score
Ukraine's Contradictory New Year's Offensive
During the first days of the new year, Ukraine launched multiple unsuccessful counteroffensives near the Russian border, most notably in Kursk Oblast, while simultaneously losing the town of Kurakhove in eastern Ukraine.
Ukraine's Contradictory New Year's Offensive
During the first days of the new year, Ukraine launched multiple unsuccessful counteroffensives near the Russian border, most notably in Kursk Oblast, while simultaneously losing the town of Kurakhove in eastern Ukraine.
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44% Bias Score
Merz Opposes Raising Germany's Defense Spending Beyond 2 Percent GDP
CDU chairman Friedrich Merz opposes increasing Germany's defense spending beyond the current 2 percent of GDP, arguing that economic growth is crucial for sustainable defense increases, while criticizing current procurement practices as wasteful and advocating for a more efficient European approach.
Merz Opposes Raising Germany's Defense Spending Beyond 2 Percent GDP
CDU chairman Friedrich Merz opposes increasing Germany's defense spending beyond the current 2 percent of GDP, arguing that economic growth is crucial for sustainable defense increases, while criticizing current procurement practices as wasteful and advocating for a more efficient European approach.
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48% Bias Score
Greece Completes Rafale Acquisition, Bolstering Air Power
Greece's 332nd "Geraki" fighter squadron, equipped with 24 Rafale jets and Meteor missiles, achieved full operational capability on January 9th, 2025, significantly enhancing its air power in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean, following a 2020 crisis.
Greece Completes Rafale Acquisition, Bolstering Air Power
Greece's 332nd "Geraki" fighter squadron, equipped with 24 Rafale jets and Meteor missiles, achieved full operational capability on January 9th, 2025, significantly enhancing its air power in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean, following a 2020 crisis.
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48% Bias Score
28 Beninese Soldiers Killed in Jihadist Attack
A jihadist attack in northern Benin on January 8th, 2024, killed 28 soldiers near the border with Niger and Burkina Faso, bringing the total number of Beninese soldiers killed since 2021 to 121, highlighting the escalating threat from terrorist groups in the region.
28 Beninese Soldiers Killed in Jihadist Attack
A jihadist attack in northern Benin on January 8th, 2024, killed 28 soldiers near the border with Niger and Burkina Faso, bringing the total number of Beninese soldiers killed since 2021 to 121, highlighting the escalating threat from terrorist groups in the region.
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36% Bias Score
Dassault Aviation Exceeds Rafale Deliveries in 2024 Despite Order Decline
Dassault Aviation delivered 21 Rafale fighter jets in 2024 (14 to France, 7 for export), exceeding its projection, while Falcon business jet deliveries reached 31. However, orders decreased from 60 Rafales in 2023 to 30 in 2024.
Dassault Aviation Exceeds Rafale Deliveries in 2024 Despite Order Decline
Dassault Aviation delivered 21 Rafale fighter jets in 2024 (14 to France, 7 for export), exceeding its projection, while Falcon business jet deliveries reached 31. However, orders decreased from 60 Rafales in 2023 to 30 in 2024.
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40% Bias Score
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