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Finland's National Defense Surge Following Ukraine Invasion
Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Finland has seen a surge in its citizens' participation in weapons training and national defense, with shooting range memberships more than doubling and the National Defense Training Association reporting 120,000 training days this year. The government is resp...
Finland's National Defense Surge Following Ukraine Invasion
Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Finland has seen a surge in its citizens' participation in weapons training and national defense, with shooting range memberships more than doubling and the National Defense Training Association reporting 120,000 training days this year. The government is resp...
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44% Bias Score
Iraq Returns 1905 Syrian Soldiers After Civil War
Following the Syrian civil war, Iraq accepted over 2000 Syrian soldiers seeking refuge; after verification, 1905 were returned to Syria on January 10th, 2014, via the Al-Qaim border crossing, while their weapons remain in Iraq.
Iraq Returns 1905 Syrian Soldiers After Civil War
Following the Syrian civil war, Iraq accepted over 2000 Syrian soldiers seeking refuge; after verification, 1905 were returned to Syria on January 10th, 2014, via the Al-Qaim border crossing, while their weapons remain in Iraq.
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36% Bias Score
Moscow Assassination: Uzbekistani Citizen Confesses to Ukrainian-Directed Killing of General
A 29-year-old Uzbekistani citizen, Ahmad Kurbanav, confessed to assassinating Russian Lieutenant General Igor Kirillov and his aide on December 17th in Moscow using a bomb-laden scooter, claiming he was paid by and directed by Ukrainian intelligence.
Moscow Assassination: Uzbekistani Citizen Confesses to Ukrainian-Directed Killing of General
A 29-year-old Uzbekistani citizen, Ahmad Kurbanav, confessed to assassinating Russian Lieutenant General Igor Kirillov and his aide on December 17th in Moscow using a bomb-laden scooter, claiming he was paid by and directed by Ukrainian intelligence.
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40% Bias Score
China's Rapid Nuclear Buildup Poses Growing Global Security Challenge
The Pentagon's report reveals China has nearly tripled its nuclear warhead arsenal since 2020, surpassing 600 operational warheads and aiming for over 1,000 by 2030; this expansion, coupled with advancements in conventional weaponry and assertive military actions, poses a significant challenge to U....
China's Rapid Nuclear Buildup Poses Growing Global Security Challenge
The Pentagon's report reveals China has nearly tripled its nuclear warhead arsenal since 2020, surpassing 600 operational warheads and aiming for over 1,000 by 2030; this expansion, coupled with advancements in conventional weaponry and assertive military actions, poses a significant challenge to U....
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48% Bias Score
Two Men Charged in Drone Attack that Killed Three US Soldiers
US prosecutors charged two men with exporting sensitive technology used in a January 28th drone attack in Jordan, killing three US soldiers and injuring dozens more; one defendant's company manufactured the drone's navigation system, and the other helped procure the technology, evading US export law...
Two Men Charged in Drone Attack that Killed Three US Soldiers
US prosecutors charged two men with exporting sensitive technology used in a January 28th drone attack in Jordan, killing three US soldiers and injuring dozens more; one defendant's company manufactured the drone's navigation system, and the other helped procure the technology, evading US export law...
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48% Bias Score
Battle for Pokrovsk Intensifies as Russian Forces Near Key Ukrainian City
The battle for Pokrovsk, a key city in eastern Ukraine's Donetsk region, intensifies as Russian forces approach within 3 kilometers. Its capture would cripple Ukrainian supply lines, severely impact coal mining vital to the steel industry, and aid the Russian advance on Chasiv Yar. Only 11,000 of th...
Battle for Pokrovsk Intensifies as Russian Forces Near Key Ukrainian City
The battle for Pokrovsk, a key city in eastern Ukraine's Donetsk region, intensifies as Russian forces approach within 3 kilometers. Its capture would cripple Ukrainian supply lines, severely impact coal mining vital to the steel industry, and aid the Russian advance on Chasiv Yar. Only 11,000 of th...
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40% Bias Score
Greek Army Aviation Faces Critical Helicopter Maintenance Crisis
Facing critical helicopter maintenance issues, the Hellenic Army Aviation struggles with operational readiness due to damaged infrastructure, delayed spare parts procurement from the UAE, USA, and Saudi Arabia, and low availability of Chinooks and NH-90 helicopters; impacting transport and special o...
Greek Army Aviation Faces Critical Helicopter Maintenance Crisis
Facing critical helicopter maintenance issues, the Hellenic Army Aviation struggles with operational readiness due to damaged infrastructure, delayed spare parts procurement from the UAE, USA, and Saudi Arabia, and low availability of Chinooks and NH-90 helicopters; impacting transport and special o...
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52% Bias Score
Kirov Oblast Expands Support for Special Military Operation Participants to 41 Measures in 2025
Kirov Oblast will increase its support measures for special military operation participants and their families to 41 in 2025, adding medical coordinators to expedite healthcare access, while allocating over 2 billion rubles for comprehensive support.
Kirov Oblast Expands Support for Special Military Operation Participants to 41 Measures in 2025
Kirov Oblast will increase its support measures for special military operation participants and their families to 41 in 2025, adding medical coordinators to expedite healthcare access, while allocating over 2 billion rubles for comprehensive support.
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48% Bias Score
Ukraine Deploys 200,000+ Domestic Drones, Plans 30,000 More
Ukraine has deployed over 200,000 domestically produced drones this month, alongside Western equipment, while aiming to produce 30,000 long-range drones next year to target Russian infrastructure, amid ongoing conflict and escalating rhetoric from Russia.
Ukraine Deploys 200,000+ Domestic Drones, Plans 30,000 More
Ukraine has deployed over 200,000 domestically produced drones this month, alongside Western equipment, while aiming to produce 30,000 long-range drones next year to target Russian infrastructure, amid ongoing conflict and escalating rhetoric from Russia.
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52% Bias Score
Head of Russia's Chemical Weapons Division Assassinated in Moscow
The head of Russia's chemical weapons division, Lieutenant General Igor Kirillov, was killed in a targeted bombing in Moscow on December 17, 2024, with Ukraine's SBU security service claiming responsibility for the attack that involved an explosive device attached to a scooter.
Head of Russia's Chemical Weapons Division Assassinated in Moscow
The head of Russia's chemical weapons division, Lieutenant General Igor Kirillov, was killed in a targeted bombing in Moscow on December 17, 2024, with Ukraine's SBU security service claiming responsibility for the attack that involved an explosive device attached to a scooter.
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32% Bias Score
Ukrainian Intelligence Claims Responsibility for Moscow Assassination of Russian General
Major General Igor Kirillov, commander of Russia's NBC defense forces, was killed by a bomb detonated from a scooter in Moscow; Ukrainian intelligence claimed responsibility, escalating tensions.
Ukrainian Intelligence Claims Responsibility for Moscow Assassination of Russian General
Major General Igor Kirillov, commander of Russia's NBC defense forces, was killed by a bomb detonated from a scooter in Moscow; Ukrainian intelligence claimed responsibility, escalating tensions.
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48% Bias Score
Moscow Car Bombing Kills Top Russian General
A car bomb killed Russian General Lieutenant Igor Kirillov and his aide in Moscow on December 17th; a 29-year-old Uzbek citizen confessed to planting the bomb remotely detonated from Ukraine after being recruited by Ukrainian intelligence.
Moscow Car Bombing Kills Top Russian General
A car bomb killed Russian General Lieutenant Igor Kirillov and his aide in Moscow on December 17th; a 29-year-old Uzbek citizen confessed to planting the bomb remotely detonated from Ukraine after being recruited by Ukrainian intelligence.
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48% Bias Score
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