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Taliban: Over 600 New Security Outposts Built Along Durand Line
DID Press: Afghanistan’s Taliban-run Ministry of Defense says more than 600 new security outposts have been constructed along the disputed Durand Line over the past year, as part of what officials describe as a broader effort to tighten border control…
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US Strike on Venezuela Sparks Global Outcry, Questions Over Oil
DID Press: Large-scale U.S. attack on Venezuela in the early hours of January 3, 2026, marked one of the first major military operations of the new year, signaling what could become an escalation of global and regional crises throughout 2026.…
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Soleimani: Strategic Architect, Not Just a Battlefield Commander
DID Press: In West Asia’s political and security equations, the name of General Qassem Soleimani signifies far more than a military commander. He became a symbol of leadership that blended battlefield strategy with politics, security, culture, and identity. Understanding his…
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Russia Condemns US Armed Aggression against Venezuela
DID Press: Russia’s Ministry of Foreign affairs issued a statement expressing deep concern over what it described as “the armed aggression of the United States against Venezuela,” condemning the move in the strongest terms. “We reaffirm our solidarity with the…
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US Anti-War Groups Rally against “Oil War” on Venezuela
DID Press: US anti-war organizations issued an urgent call for nationwide protests in response to escalating tensions and what they describe as “America’s war against Venezuela.” The ANSWER coalition announced that the demonstrations aim to denounce recent U.S. actions in…
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Iran Condemns US Attack on Venezuela as Violation of International Law
DID Press: Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs strongly condemned the U.S. military assault on Venezuela, calling it a blatant violation of the South American nation’s sovereignty and territorial integrity. In an official statement, Tehran described the U.S. action as a…
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Central Asia Shifts Afghanistan Policy from Reform to Containment
DID Press: A US magazine argues Central Asian countries, after failing to influence the Taliban, have shifted their approach toward Afghanistan—from attempting internal reform to focusing on containment of instability and mitigating its consequences. According to National Interest, two decades…
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