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Mysterious Object Tracked Over Gulf of Aden in 2020 Incident
A recently declassified U.S. military document describes an eight-minute encounter with a round, cold object over the Gulf of Aden on September 4, 2020. The…
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U.S. Special Forces Veterans Operate in Foreign Conflicts Beyond Oversight
WASHINGTON, July 16 — The figure that matters: a 2024 Reuters investigation found that a U.S. Army Special Forces veteran controlled companies that operated aircraft…
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Pete Hegseth: The Defense Secretary Behind the Fee Proposal
WASHINGTON, July 15 — The figure that matters: $2-3 billion annually. That was the Pentagon’s projected revenue from a proposed fee on vessels transiting the…
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Apollo 17 Astronaut’s Mysterious Light Flashes Now Public Record
A decades-old account from Apollo 17 Lunar Module Pilot Harrison Schmitt, describing persistent light flashes he observed during the 1972 mission, has been made public…
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NASA Releases Apollo 17 Records of Mysterious Lunar Light Flashes
A newly released NASA document has brought to light reports from the 1972 Apollo 17 mission regarding visual anomalies experienced by astronaut Harrison Schmitt. According…
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Luna NG Drone: Precision Strike with Extended Range and Endurance
ROME, July 12 — Against this backdrop of relentless drone warfare in Ukraine, a new European unmanned combat aerial vehicle is quietly reshaping what is…
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Germany’s Coalition Balances Pressure in Drone Funding for Ukraine
BERLIN, July 12 — Against this backdrop of grinding attrition on the battlefields of eastern Ukraine, the German government has finalised a decision to fund…
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Germany Authorizes €Hundreds of Millions for 50,000 Ukraine Strike Drones
BERLIN, July 12 — Germany has approved funding for 50,000 strike drones for Ukraine, according to a source familiar with the decision. The package, valued…
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Germany’s drone pledge highlights shifting defense budget arithmetic
ROME, July 12 — The economics of drone warfare have shifted from a niche capability to a central line item in defence budgets, and the…
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Physicist and ex-CIA officer Kirkpatrick leads UAP probe
WASHINGTON — By the numbers, Sean Kirkpatrick’s tenure as the first director of the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) comes down to this: 291 cases…
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