U N forces rely on U S might in Somalia clash
In Somalia U N forces rely heavily on American power with air support and intelligence led by U S command. Despite efforts to diversify, U N operations against warlord Aidid are driven by U S assets and personnel, including 45 special forces and a Quick Reaction Force from Fort Drum.
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Europe faces gloomy outlook at summit in Copenhagen
EU leaders face rising unemployment and slow growth as they prepare for a two day meeting in Copenhagen. With unemployment forecast to top 12 percent next year about 18 million Europeans may be jobless. Jacques Delors is expected to outline potential jobs strategies but no quick fix is promised.
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Russia says U S recovered Soviet nuclear warheads from sunken sub
A Russian panel under President Yeltsin claims the Glomar Explorer recovered two nuclear warheads from a Gulf-2 class Soviet submarine sunk in the Pacific. The report notes 1000 curies on board, 400 later removed, amid long contested details of the Cold War mission.
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