Britain cuts defense budget deepen NATO strain in Europe
London reports the Labor government trimmed 435 million pounds from military spending over two years, lowering the defense budget to 9 billion and shrinking Britain’s armed forces to 333,000. Brigadier Kenneth Hunt warned the cuts risk undermining Western Europe’s defense and possibly prompting greater Soviet aggression.
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Turkish move sparks tension in Nicosia observation post
Turkish troops moved about 25 yards into a Greek Cypriot area of Nicosia and erected an observation post atop an ancient wall triggering clashes along the Green Line. UN peacekeepers rushed to the scene and installed their own post nearby. No casualties were reported as Greek Cypriots blocked intersections and a tense standoff persisted.
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