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Drone Strikes on Key Sudan City Kill 23: Rights Group
Drone strikes on the strategic Sudanese city of El-Obeid killed 23 people, a rights group and witnesses said on Thursday, in one of the deadliest aerial attacks the city has seen since the war began.
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ICEYE to Boost Satellite Production With $1.1B Funding Round
Finnish synthetic aperture radar satellite operator ICEYE has secured more than $1.1 billion in new financing.
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Iran Delays Ali Khamenei Funeral: Tehran Mayor
The mayor of Tehran said Thursday that the state funeral of late supreme leader Ali Khamenei, killed by US-Israeli strikes on the first day of the Middle East war, would be postponed until the end of
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Israel Releases Hamas Co-Founder After Two Years of Detention: Son
The son of a Hamas co-founder said that Israeli authorities released his father in the occupied West Bank on Thursday after holding him without trial for more than two years.
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Kuwait Says Iran Strikes Hit Airport Radar, Caused Injuries
Kuwait said Iranian strikes that targeted its territory on Thursday morning and forced a temporary airspace closure had damaged an airport radar and caused injuries.
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NATO to Cut Kosovo Peacekeeper Numbers
NATO will cut troop numbers in its peacekeeping mission in Kosovo as the security situation has improved.
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Nigeria 'Neutralized' 13,000 'Terrorists' in Past Year: President
Nigeria has killed more than 13,000 "terrorists" in the past year, President Tinubu said.
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Northrop Develops GaN Microchip That Acts Like ‘Brain’ to Enhance Wireless Signals
Northrop Grumman is advancing a new gallium nitride microchip designed to act like a tiny “brain,” improving the strength, clarity, and speed of wireless signals.
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Plasan Presents Three-System Protection Suite for Armored Vehicles
Israeli defense firm Plasan has unveiled three protection systems targeting the threat types that have defined armored vehicle vulnerability in recent conflicts: drone top-attacks, mine blasts, and sh
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Sweden Says Russia May Test NATO 'Cohesion'
Russia could make military "advances" against NATO countries relatively soon if the Kremlin found the timing favorable, Sweden warned.