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Turkish Historian Warns Ground Invasion of Iran Would Be Doomed to Failure
DID Press: Professor Dr. Erhan Afyoncu, a prominent historian and president of the National Defense University of Turkey, analyzed the historical background of Iran’s wars during the program “What’s Happening?” on CNN Türk. He assessed the current military confrontation involving…
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US–Iran War Hangs on Fate of One Pilot, Telegraph Analysis Suggests
DID Press: A recent analysis in the Telegraph indicates that the fate of a single American pilot could become a decisive factor in shaping the trajectory of the ongoing war between Iran and the United States. The conflict is currently…
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US Military Faces Structural, Cultural, and Operational Crises Despite $1T Budget
DID News: Despite a budget nearing $1 trillion and its status as one of the world’s most powerful militaries, the United States Army faces a series of structural, cultural, and managerial crises that could severely weaken its combat effectiveness in…
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US Faces Nationwide Obesity Crisis: Children to Military Impacted
DID Press Exclusive: The obesity crisis in the United States is not just a health issue; it is a clear example of the consequences of unhealthy Western lifestyles, which, if not addressed timely, can expose any society to disease, high…
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Urumqi Trilateral Meeting Tests Pakistan–Taliban Security Dialogue Revival
DID Press: Officials from Pakistan, Afghanistan, and China convened today (Wednesday) in the Chinese city of Urumqi under a trilateral framework. The meeting marks the first significant diplomatic contact following Pakistan’s launch of Operation “Ghazab-ul-Haq” against alleged terrorist hideouts inside…
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Hidden Struggles of US Economy: Widespread Poverty, Mounting Household Debt
DID Press Exclusive: Recent reports on US economy reveal that beneath the nation’s affluent exterior, millions of Americans face persistent poverty, debt, and financial strain. Estimates indicate that roughly 11–12% of the population—about 37–40 million people—live below the poverty line.…
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