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US F/A-18 Fighter Jet and Seahawk Helicopter Crash in South China Sea
DID Press: US Navy has confirmed that an F/A-18 fighter jet and an MH-60 Seahawk helicopter operating from the aircraft carrier USS Nimitz crashed in the South China Sea during routine flight operations. In a statement released by the US…
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El Clásico: Two Football Giants Face Off Tonight
DID Press: In the 10th week of Spain’s La Liga, football fans around the world are eagerly awaiting one of the sport’s most anticipated fixtures. Tonight at 19:45 Kabul time, Real Madrid and Barcelona will clash at the iconic Santiago…
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Russia Successfully Tests Nuclear-Powered Cruise Missile
DID Press: President Vladimir Putin announced on Sunday that Russia has successfully completed the final tests of its Burevestnik nuclear-powered cruise missile, describing the weapon as “unique” and possessing “unlimited range.” In a video released by Kremlin showing his meeting…
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Germany Refuses to Admit 20 Wounded Gaza Children
DID Press: German government has declined to admit 20 injured children from Gaza Strip for medical treatment, despite several German cities — including Hanover, Bremen, and Frankfurt — expressing readiness to host them. Officials cited “the deteriorating and unclear security…
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Moscow Encircles 10,000 Ukrainian Troops on Two Fronts
DID Press: Russian President Vladimir Putin, during a visit to a military command center, was briefed on his country’s latest advances in the war against Ukraine. Moscow announced that approximately 10,000 Ukrainian soldiers have been encircled in the Kupiansk and…
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Trump Claims Thailand–Cambodia Peace Deal “Saved Millions of Lives”
DID Press: US President Donald Trump, during his visit to Malaysia, hailed recent peace agreement between Thailand and Cambodia, saying it had “saved millions of lives” by ending the countries’ long-standing border conflict. Trump also asserted that since the start…
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Multiple Victims in Shooting at Lincoln University, Pennsylvania
DID Press: Authorities in Pennsylvania have confirmed that multiple people were shot during a shooting incident at Lincoln University, one of the oldest historically Black universities in the United States. The exact number of victims and their conditions have not…
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Guterres: UN Cybercrime Treaty Marks Milestone for Global Digital Security
DID Press: UN Secretary-General António Guterres welcomed signing of the “UN Convention against Cybercrime,” describing it as a landmark global agreement aimed at safeguarding people in the digital era. “The digital age has shortened distances and expanded opportunities, but every…
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US Drug Supply Heavily Dependent on China, Including Amoxicillin
DID Press: China provides the bulk of active pharmaceutical ingredients used in U.S. drug production, Reported Bloomberg, citing Defense Index. The report highlights that roughly 700 medications are fully dependent on Chinese sources, including all key compounds for amoxicillin, one…
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Trump’s Asia Tour Tests US Bid to Reclaim Influence from China
DID Press: US President Donald Trump’s first Asian tour of his second term is being seen as more than a routine diplomatic trip — it marks a renewed push by Washington to redefine its role in Asia’s shifting balance of…
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