Ukraine shifts to defensive posture after failed summer counteroffensive
Kyiv analysts say Ukraine is pivoting to defense as Russia's deep fortifications hold, winter weather slows movement, and the front line shows stasis after a costly but inconclusive campaign. Officials cite improved field fortifications and continued reliance on artillery and drones.
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Ukraine
Russia
Kyiv
U.K
Ministry of Defense
Kremlin
Oleksandr Kamyshin
Strategic Industries
Moscow
Kharkiv
Belgorod
Russian Defense Ministry
US conducts trilateral bomber drills with Korea and Japan
The United States flew long-range B 1B bombers with South Korea and Japan in a Jeju Strait exercise after North Korea tested the Hwasong 18 ICBM. The drill marks the 13th bomber deployment this year and underscores joint deterrence amid North Korean missile tests.
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South Korea
Japan
Seoul
United States
North Korea
North
Jeju
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U.S
China
Russia
U.N. Security Council
Defense Ministry/AP
Defense Ministry
U.S. Air Force
Protests target Argentina president Miles over austerity plans
Thousands march through Buenos Aires toward Plaza de Mayo opposing Miles government austerity and street blockades. Police deploy as authorities promise new protocol to clear blockades and bill protesters, while groups urge UN and IACHR intervention.
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Argentina
Buenos Aires
Javier Miles
Miles
Plaza de Mayo
Eduardo Belliboni
Patricia Bullrich
Bullrich
United Nations
Inter-American Commission On Human Rights
Sandra Pettorello
Human Capital Ministry
Labor, Education
Fernando de la Rua
University of Buenos Aires
Observatory of Applied Social Psychology
International Monetary Fund
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