U S to move troops from North Korean border
The United States and South Korea announce a two phase realignment ending U S troop presence on the DMZ and consolidating forces at hub bases south of Seoul. The plan aims to preserve deterrence while rotating troops to near DMZ training ranges and pledges over 11 billion dollars for improvements over four years.
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Pope John Paul II Starts 100th Pilgrimage Tour
Pope John Paul II, 83, begins his 100th pilgrimage with a five city Croatian tour. He is helped into a chair on a cart and wheeled along a red carpet as thousands greet him in Rijeka. The trip tests his Parkinsons and hip knee ailments and includes a flight from Rome to board a catamaran to Dubrovnik.
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Bomb blasts kills 16 on bus near Chechnya in Russia
A female attacker detonated a bomb near a bus carrying soldiers and civilians to a military airfield near Mozdok, Chechnya region, killing at least 16. The incident marks the third self detonated attack in the Caucasus in a month with Chechen rebels suspected. authorities say 18 others were wounded as the bus was halted at a crossing.
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