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The operation that resulted in the two deaths is under investigation, the NATO Resolute Support Mission in Afghanistan said.

The U.S. has so far rejected joint Russian-Chinese initiatives on the Prevention of an Arms Race in Outer Space treaty.

The defense committee chief of one chamber of Russia's parliament said that Tu-22M3s were sent to Crimea, while another denied it.

"I believe in an inclusive foreign policy—one that centers on human rights, justice and peace as the pillars of America's engagement in the world, one that brings our troops home and truly makes military action a last resort," Representative Ilhan Omar wrote.

The president's emergency declaration will take money from pending military construction projects to use for building new Mexican border wall, but which projects will be impacted?

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo estimated there may be up to $2.5 trillion worth of oil and gas in the South China Sea, but the number could be much greater, attracting U.S. attention.

Russia Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu said that "the Russian army is fully equipped with modern weapons."

Moscow and Damascus blame Washington for "the suffering of Syrian citizens forcibly held in the Rukban refugee camp by U.S.-controlled armed groups."

Turkey finalized plans to deploy Russian weapons, patrol alongside Russian troops and participate in naval drills with Russian warships in the tense Black Sea.

Russia's arms control policy director said it was a "thankless task" to figure out what President Donald Trump wanted to discuss, but it seemed that the U.S. "does not really talk about anything."

The T-14 Armata has been fitted with "the so-called life support system or, simply speaking, a lavatory," said Ilya Baranov, the director at the Urals Design Bureau of Transport Machine-Building.

The U.S. and Russia have accused one another of blocking critical assistance to the dying population of the Rukban refugee camp located in a Pentagon-controlled stretch of southern Syria.

"I don't think I'll blow your mind when I tell you grenades, real or fake, aren't allowed," the TSA said in a recent blog post.

Tensions with Pakistan are high after the downing of an Indian jet and the capture of its pilot.

Sources told Newsweek that the U.S. Army attempted to keep the incident quiet since the soldiers' arrest last November.

The highest-ranking civilian in the U.S. Army warned that Russian military power would peak by 2028 and China's just two years later.

"He dies every day...I'm just replaying the build-up," Lynda Kiernan told Newsweek.

The general in charge of U.S. military operations in North America dodged questions Tuesday on what specific threat at the southern border justifies President Trump declaring a national emergency.

"It will be deployed on the battlefield, and works by turning warfare into a simulated 'video game'," Microsoft workers have warned of the tech giant's HoloLens technology.

China said that "the Venezuelan government has maintained calmness and restraint and has spared no effort to maintain domestic peace and stability and to effectively avoid large-scale bloody conflicts."

Russian President Vladimir Putin's spokesperson said "sometimes we hear different statements from different agencies" in the U.S.

President Vladimir Putin announced that Russia is ready for another Cuban missile crisis.

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"It's not just Taiwan's interests at stake, it's the whole region's or even the whole world's," said President Tsai Ing-wen.

Scientists say the lobster membrane is one of the toughest hydrogels in the world.

Section 2808 of Title 10 of the U.S. Code suggests that authority on the redirection of funds rests with the secretary of defense.

A note explaining the need for the new bill read: "Information shared by soldiers on the internet or mass media is used...in certain cases to form a biased assessment of Russia's state policy."

Last month, President Donald Trump's national security adviser was spotted with a notepad that said, "5,000 troops to Colombia."

"They want us to kill guys compassionately and only under the rules of engagement that they say to," Representative Duncan Hunter complained.

China accused the United States of making "unwarranted and utterly baseless comments" about its outer space policy.