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UK Approves Resettlement for Nearly 1,000 Former Afghan Special Forces
DID Press: government of the United Kingdom has approved the resettlement of 884 former Afghan special forces personnel after reviewing previously rejected applications—offering renewed hope to elite units that once fought alongside British troops. The decision followed a reassessment of…
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Verbal Clash Erupts Between US–EU Officials at G7 Meeting
DID Press: A heated exchange took place during the foreign ministers’ meeting of the Group of Seven (G7), where Kaja Kallas and Marco Rubio clashed over how to handle Russia in the ongoing war in Ukraine—an incident widely seen as…
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Iran Claims 500 US Troops Killed and Injured in Missile, Drone Strikes
DID Press: spokesperson for the Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters, linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, announced that two locations allegedly used by United States Armed Forces were targeted in missile and drone strikes in the region. According to the…
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WSJ: US Military Aircraft Damaged in Iranian Strike on Saudi Airbase
DID Press: According to US and Saudi officials familiar with the attack, an Iranian missile struck Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia on Friday, damaging several US refueling aircraft. Officials also reported that drones were involved in the assault.…
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US Faces Millions in Property Crimes and Billions in Cybercrime, FBI Data Shows
DID Press: Recent FBI and IC3 reports, compiled by our U.S. correspondents, reveal that the United States confronted widespread traditional and online crime between 2023 and 2025. In 2023, over 6.5 million property crimes were recorded, including 4.5 million thefts…
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Day 28 of War: New Pressures as US Pauses Attacks on Iran
DID Press: On the 28th day of the conflict, Trump extended the deadline to halt attacks on Iran’s energy infrastructure until April 6, which Washington frames as a diplomatic opportunity, while Tehran calls it a “psychological game” to buy time.…
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Gerald Ford, US Navy’s Most Expensive Carrier, Faces Deep Operational Failures
DID Press: Bloomberg reports reveal that the $13.2 billion aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford, which departed the region shortly after the onset of the Ramadan conflict, is grappling with major issues far beyond a minor fire. Leaked Pentagon assessments…
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Former US Intelligence Analyst Warns: Keeping Patriot Systems in Middle East Is “Suicidal”
DID Press: Scott Ritter, former US Navy intelligence officer and UN weapons inspector in Iraq, has cautioned that maintaining Patriot missile defense systems in the Middle East amid escalating Iranian attacks amounts to “suicide” for deployed forces. Speaking to TASS,…
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