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Turkey To Send Reinforcements For NATO Force In Kosovo.
The unit has previously served under KFOR, the ministry said.
Turkey will send a battalion as reinforcements for the NATO-led peacekeeping force KFOR in Kosovo, the Turkish Defense Ministry said on June 3. A "reserve force" is scheduled to arrive on June 4 and 5, the ministry said. The unit has previously served under KFOR, it added. The deployment comes amid recently escalating tensions in the tiny Balkan country's north. Ankara urges restraint on both sides in "brotherly Kosovo" to help resolve the conflict that has "damaged regional stability," the Turkish statement read. Turkey has traditionally had good relations with predominantly Muslim Kosovo. There were serious clashes over the past week in northern Kosovo involving local Serbs and NATO soldiers.
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Ukrainian drones struck fuel and energy facilities in Russia's Smolensk region, setting them on fire, regional head Vasily Anokhin said on Telegram early on April 24.
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Orthodox Priest Suspended After Presiding At Navalny's Funeral.
Russian priest Dimitry Safronov has been suspended for three years and demoted after he oversaw a farewell ceremony at the funeral of outspoken Kremlin critic Aleksei Navalny last month.
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Oil Refinery Reportedly On Fire In Russia's Smolensk.
Ukrainian drones struck fuel and energy facilities in Russia's Smolensk region, setting them on fire, regional head Vasily Anokhin said on Telegram early on April 24.
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Russian Deputy Defense Minister Detained On Suspicion Of Corruption.
Russian law enforcement officials have detained Deputy Defense Minister Timur Ivanov on suspicion of taking a bribe, the Investigative Committee said on April 23.
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Latest U.S. Sanctions On Iran Target Four People, Two Companies Suspected Of Hacking
The United States on April 23 imposed more sanctions against Iran, designating four people and two companies that the U.S. Treasury Department said were "involved in malicious cyber-activity" on behalf of the country's military.
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Minister: 'Lessons to be learned' over Met Police antisemitism row.
Foreign minister Andrew Mitchell MP says there are "lessons to be learned" over the antisemitism row involving a Met Police officer calling a man "openly Jewish" during a pro-Palestinian march. Met Police chief Sir Mark Rowley will meet the home s...
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In full: Gideon Falter goes head-to-head with organiser of march he joined in London.
Gideon Falter, the campaigner at the centre of controversy surrounding a pro-Palestinian protest in London, says any Jewish person should be able to "go for a walk in the vicinity of marches". He spoke to Sky's Kay Burley after footage showed a po...
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The Voice France winner Kendji Girac has been shot
Popular French singer Kendji Girac has been seriously injured after being shot in the chest during a horror attack in France. Girac, 27, won The Voice France back in 2014 and has worked with musical icons such as Mika in his illustrious decade-lon...
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Sunak says airfield on standby and planes booked for Rwanda deportations.
The prime minister has said the first deportation flights to Rwanda will leave "in 10 to 12 weeks", hours before MPs are due to vote on his emergency legislation #Shorts #Sunak #Rwanda SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel for more videos: Follow us on...
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Mark Levin: Here's why Biden has been awful for America.
Fox News host Mark Levin tears into President Biden's presidency on 'Life, Liberty & Levin.' Subscribe to Fox News! Watch more Fox News Video: Watch Fox News Channel Live: FOX News Channel (FNC) is a 24-hour all-encompassing news service deliverin...
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How will China respond to the US, Philippines drills in the South China Sea? - DW News.
The United States and the Philippines are set to begin their annual ‘Balikatan’ – or “shoulder-to-shoulder” - military exercises. These are the most expansive military drills yet, and come amid a rise in tensions between China and the Philippines....
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