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Pacific Fleet Naval Aviation: From 1932 to Modernization
The Pacific Fleet's naval aviation, established on April 4, 1932, has grown from two heavy bomber brigades to a force currently equipped with Tu-142M3, Il-38, Il-38N, Ka-27, Ka-29, Il-12, and An-26 aircraft, participating in exercises like Ocean-2024.
Pacific Fleet Naval Aviation: From 1932 to Modernization
The Pacific Fleet's naval aviation, established on April 4, 1932, has grown from two heavy bomber brigades to a force currently equipped with Tu-142M3, Il-38, Il-38N, Ka-27, Ka-29, Il-12, and An-26 aircraft, participating in exercises like Ocean-2024.
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60% Bias Score
Supernova Massacre: IDF Report Reveals Security Failures
On October 7, 2023, a Hamas attack at the Supernova music festival in Re'im, Israel, resulted in 378 deaths (344 civilians), 44 hostages, and exposed critical failures in security coordination between police and the IDF.
Supernova Massacre: IDF Report Reveals Security Failures
On October 7, 2023, a Hamas attack at the Supernova music festival in Re'im, Israel, resulted in 378 deaths (344 civilians), 44 hostages, and exposed critical failures in security coordination between police and the IDF.
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52% Bias Score
Israeli Airstrike Kills 27 in Gaza School
An Israeli airstrike on a school in northern Gaza killed at least 27 Palestinians, including children and women, while sheltering displaced families; Israel claims it targeted a Hamas command center, and has expanded its ground operation, displacing around 100,000 Palestinians.
Israeli Airstrike Kills 27 in Gaza School
An Israeli airstrike on a school in northern Gaza killed at least 27 Palestinians, including children and women, while sheltering displaced families; Israel claims it targeted a Hamas command center, and has expanded its ground operation, displacing around 100,000 Palestinians.
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56% Bias Score
Russia's Arms Production Outpaces Europe's, Posing Threat to NATO
A Rusi report reveals Russia's arms production has significantly surpassed Europe's since the Ukraine war began, due to Europe's fragmented defense industry, lack of long-term investment, and bureaucratic hurdles, posing a strategic threat to NATO.
Russia's Arms Production Outpaces Europe's, Posing Threat to NATO
A Rusi report reveals Russia's arms production has significantly surpassed Europe's since the Ukraine war began, due to Europe's fragmented defense industry, lack of long-term investment, and bureaucratic hurdles, posing a strategic threat to NATO.
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56% Bias Score
Wicker Criticizes Rumored Pentagon Plan to Reduce US Troops in Europe
Senator Roger Wicker criticized a rumored Pentagon plan to reduce US troops in Europe, prompting concerns from General Christopher Cavoli about implications for NATO command and nuclear weapons control. Currently, roughly 100,000 US troops are stationed in Europe, a number increased by 20,000 under ...
Wicker Criticizes Rumored Pentagon Plan to Reduce US Troops in Europe
Senator Roger Wicker criticized a rumored Pentagon plan to reduce US troops in Europe, prompting concerns from General Christopher Cavoli about implications for NATO command and nuclear weapons control. Currently, roughly 100,000 US troops are stationed in Europe, a number increased by 20,000 under ...
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52% Bias Score
US Urges Increased NATO Defense Spending Amidst Evolving Global Threats
In Brussels, US Secretary Rubio urged NATO allies to increase defense spending to 5% of GDP, citing the war in Europe and evolving global threats; some European nations struggle to meet this target, while NATO Secretary General Rutte assures no immediate US troop withdrawal is planned.
US Urges Increased NATO Defense Spending Amidst Evolving Global Threats
In Brussels, US Secretary Rubio urged NATO allies to increase defense spending to 5% of GDP, citing the war in Europe and evolving global threats; some European nations struggle to meet this target, while NATO Secretary General Rutte assures no immediate US troop withdrawal is planned.
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40% Bias Score
Russian Soldiers' Bravery Prevents Casualties, Preserves Supplies in Ukraine
In Ukraine, Guardsman Alexander Petrukhin guided artillery fire, eliminating enemy artillery and preventing friendly losses, while Sergeant Sergei Veselov, under fire, delivered supplies and shot down a drone, preventing detonation of ammunition.
Russian Soldiers' Bravery Prevents Casualties, Preserves Supplies in Ukraine
In Ukraine, Guardsman Alexander Petrukhin guided artillery fire, eliminating enemy artillery and preventing friendly losses, while Sergeant Sergei Veselov, under fire, delivered supplies and shot down a drone, preventing detonation of ammunition.
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60% Bias Score
IDF Launches Ground Offensive in Gaza After Ceasefire Collapse
Following a failed ceasefire, the Israel Defense Forces launched ground operations in Gaza's Shejaiya neighborhood, eliminating alleged Hamas terrorists, while claiming to facilitate civilian evacuations; this comes after an Israeli airstrike killed at least 27 Palestinians on Thursday, prompting Ha...
IDF Launches Ground Offensive in Gaza After Ceasefire Collapse
Following a failed ceasefire, the Israel Defense Forces launched ground operations in Gaza's Shejaiya neighborhood, eliminating alleged Hamas terrorists, while claiming to facilitate civilian evacuations; this comes after an Israeli airstrike killed at least 27 Palestinians on Thursday, prompting Ha...
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56% Bias Score
50 Palestinians Killed in Gaza Amid Israel's New Security Corridor Plan
Israeli strikes in Gaza killed at least 50 Palestinians, including children, a day after Israel announced plans to seize large areas of the Strip to create a security corridor, further escalating the 18-month war and worsening the humanitarian crisis.
50 Palestinians Killed in Gaza Amid Israel's New Security Corridor Plan
Israeli strikes in Gaza killed at least 50 Palestinians, including children, a day after Israel announced plans to seize large areas of the Strip to create a security corridor, further escalating the 18-month war and worsening the humanitarian crisis.
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68% Bias Score
Half a Million Missing US Weapons in Afghanistan
Following the withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan in 2021, the Taliban gained control of an estimated 500,000 units of American weaponry; a significant portion of this weaponry is now unaccounted for, having been lost, sold, or smuggled to other groups including Al-Qaeda affiliates, according t...
Half a Million Missing US Weapons in Afghanistan
Following the withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan in 2021, the Taliban gained control of an estimated 500,000 units of American weaponry; a significant portion of this weaponry is now unaccounted for, having been lost, sold, or smuggled to other groups including Al-Qaeda affiliates, according t...
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40% Bias Score
US Senator Criticizes Plan to Reduce Troops in Europe, Raising NATO Concerns
Senator Roger Wicker criticized unnamed Pentagon officials for a proposed plan to reduce US troops in Europe, raising concerns among NATO allies about US commitment to European security; General Christopher Cavoli highlighted the critical role of US troops in NATO operations, emphasizing the risks o...
US Senator Criticizes Plan to Reduce Troops in Europe, Raising NATO Concerns
Senator Roger Wicker criticized unnamed Pentagon officials for a proposed plan to reduce US troops in Europe, raising concerns among NATO allies about US commitment to European security; General Christopher Cavoli highlighted the critical role of US troops in NATO operations, emphasizing the risks o...
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44% Bias Score
Pentagon Investigates Use of Signal App After Classified Military Information Leak
An internal Pentagon review was launched into Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's use of the Signal app to discuss a US military strike against the Houthis in Yemen, after he mistakenly included the Atlantic's editor in a chat also containing classified information on March 15th.
Pentagon Investigates Use of Signal App After Classified Military Information Leak
An internal Pentagon review was launched into Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's use of the Signal app to discuss a US military strike against the Houthis in Yemen, after he mistakenly included the Atlantic's editor in a chat also containing classified information on March 15th.
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48% Bias Score
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