Top Russian general killed in Moscow bombing
A senior Russian general Lt. Gen. Igor Kirillov, chief of NBC protection forces, was killed by a remotely triggered bomb hidden in a scooter outside his Moscow residence. Kirillov and his assistant died. Ukraine's SBU claimed responsibility, tying the attack to charges against him for chemical weapons use.
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Moscow
Ukraine
Igor Kirillov
Kirillov
U.K
Canada
Security Service
SBU
Russia
U.S. State Department
Kyiv
Dmitry Medvedev
Security Council
Vladimir Putin
U.S
Matthew Miller
United States
Estonia
Sweden
Ulf Kristersson
Associated Press
Donetsk
Kursk
Darya Dugina
Kremlin
Sergei Yevsyukov
Olenivka
Netanyahu vows to keep buffer zone on Syrian border
Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu says troops will remain in the buffer zone seized after Assad's ouster until a security arrangement is found. Defense Minister Katz orders rapid fortifications as U.N. condemns occupation. The move widens tensions along the Golan Heights and prompts international calls to respect the 1974 ceasefire.
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Jerusalem
Benjamin Netanyahu
Syria
Bashar Assad
Israel
Netanyahu
Mount Hermon
Golan Heights
Assad
Israel Katz
Katz
U.N
Stephane Dujarric
Hayat Tahrir al-Sham
Lebanon
United States
HTS
Ahmad al-Sharaa
Mohammed al-Golani
Mohammed al-Bashir
Turkey
Jordan
Tom Fletcher
Fletcher
U.N. Office For the Coordina
Tion
OCHA
U.N. Security Council
Damascus
Germany
al-Qaida
Kobani
Explainer contrasts drones with planes and helicopters
Experts describe night sky clues to identify unmanned aircraft. They note lights, sounds, motion, and height below 400 feet help distinguish drones from planes and helicopters, with visibility limits and possible registration markers discussed.
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John Slaughter
Unmanned Aircraft Systems Research and Operations Center
University of Maryland
Slaughter
New Jersey
U.S
Picatinny Arsenal
Donald Trump
Bedminster
Paul R. Snyder
Unmanned Aircraft System Program
University of North Dakota
Aerospace Sciences School
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