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US Ambassador to Turkey and Special Envoy to Syria Tom Burke said Friday he believes the obstacles preventing US approval of F-35 fighter jet deliveries to Turkey will be resolved "within four to six months."
Greek defense minister has revealed a plan to deploy missiles across the Aegean islands, calling Turkey “the greatest threat”. Large parts of the Greek weapons systems are expected to come from Israel as part of a major deal.
US officials discuss allowing Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro to relocate to Qatar as Trump administration weighs strikes inside territorial waters against drug boats.
Rare unanimous vote advances legislation aimed at blocking Hamas terrorists and their accomplices from entering or securing legal status in the US.
Shock US intervention shadows razor-thin conservative lead in Honduras vote as preliminary tally announced.
The Wall Street Journal has revealed a secret German war plan that outlines the rapid deployment of up to 800,000 troops to the front in case of a confrontation with Russia. Officials in Berlin believe Moscow will be ready to attack NATO in 2029.
US media reported that the man suspected of last night’s shooting in Washington, DC served in the Afghan army alongside American forces. The Afghan national remained in the US even after his visa expired. The high school attended by one of the wounded soldiers wrote, "Please keep Andrew, his family and all those affected by the incident in your prayers."
After the blaze killed at least 44 people, the police arrested two construction directors and a consultant for manslaughter.
Following the shooting, the White House was placed on lockdown, although President Donald Trump was not on site at the time. There were conflicting reports on their condition.
Immigration officials arrest Bruna Ferreira, mother of her nephew, on charges of remaining in the country after her tourist visa expired.
