Russia Launched ‘Largest Series’ of Missile Strikes on Ukraine in Recent Months Amid Wagner Rebellion
Russia reportedly launched its largest series of missile strikes against Ukraine in recent months on Saturday amid the Wagner rebellion.
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Russian Offensive Already Underway and Already Failing, Says Ukraine
KYIV, Ukraine (AP) – Russian forces over the weekend continued to shell Ukrainian cities amid a grinding push to seize more land in the east of the country, with Ukrainian officials saying that Moscow is having trouble launching its much-anticipated large-scale offensive there.
House Witnesses: Al-Qaeda ‘Strongest in Syria’ Where It Could ‘Incorporate’ Failing Islamic State
Al-Qaeda, the primary target of the U.S. war on terror that followed the 9/11 attacks, has evolved and grown stronger mainly in Syria where it has set the conditions to establish an Islamic emirate while America primarily focuses on defeating the Islamic State (ISIS/ISIL), some analysts tell House lawmakers.
EXCLUSIVE: Iranian Boat Had Guns Pointed at U.S. Ship, Commander Says
A U.S. Navy captain recently shared new details with Breitbart News of an incident in January when his warship was harassed by four Iranian fast-attack craft in the Arabian Gulf.
Reaching Mosul Caps Turnaround For Iraq Forces
Two years after they withdrew from Mosul broken and defeated, Iraqi forces have capped a dramatic turnaround by reaching the largest city they lost to the Islamic State group.
Syria: Russian Bombing Ahead Of Peace Talks Prepares For Future Fighting
Fox News reports: Despite the fragile “cessation of hostilities” over much of Syria, a steady barrage of Russian air strikes is still aimed at moderate and U.S.-supported rebel forces, further complicating desperately strained humanitarian relief efforts and preparing the way
Australia: ISIS Has Radioactive Material It Could Use to Develop WMD
The Islamic State (ISIS/ISIL) has gained access to radioactive material from hospital and research centers in territory it has seized in Iraq and Syria, prompting fears that it could develop a large “dirty” bomb, Australia’s Foreign Minister Julie Bishop told The Australian.
