Ukraine vows to recapture Donetsk amid push to halt civilian harm
Ukraine increases military pressure on pro-Russia separatists as security officials say rebel-held area is halved and plans are drawn to recapture Donetsk and Luhansk without artillery or air strikes. The shift aims to pressure talks while protecting civilians.
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Obama seeks 3.7 billion emergency aid for border crisis
President Obama requests 3.7 billion in emergency funds to handle the southern border immigration surge. The plan funds immigration judges facilities and enforcement, with Senate action expected this month. Critics warn proposed changes could hasten removals and curb minors protections.
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Israeli offensive broadens as rockets hit Israeli heartland
Israel launched its largest Gaza operation in nearly two years with air strikes on Gaza sites while Hamas fired about 160 rockets toward Jerusalem Tel Aviv and other cities. At least 25 people died including six in an apartment strike. Netanyahu warned the campaign could take time.
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Forces take Somali presidential palace in Mogadishu
Somali troops retook the presidential palace after militants linked to al Shabab infiltrated the compound in a two hour battle. The presidency said both President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud and Prime Minister Abdiweli Sheikh Ahmed were safe and the area was secured. At least nine bodies were counted by police.
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Nuclear Systems age strains Minuteman security
At Minot AFB and other bases, the aged nuclear missile system remains ready but fraying. Critics note worn command posts, corroded silos, failing support gear, and an outdated helicopter fleet, fueling morale and modernization concerns at top Pentagon levels.
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