US Patriot missile stockpiles in Europe run low, sources say
The US military’s stockpile of advanced air defense missiles in Europe is severely depleted, two military sources warn. One reason is the U.S. war with Iran.
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Sources: CIA chief warned Russia not to attack NATO
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US to brief NATO allies on troop review in Europe
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Sweden’s Election Authority prepares for cyberattacks, disinformation and forest fires ahead of vote
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Norway pledges $9 billion in continued support for Ukraine
Norway is pledging nine billion dollars, equivalent to 85 billion kronor, in continued support for Ukraine. The announcement came as leaders of the Baltic and Nordic countries met with President Volodymyr Zelensky in Kyiv.
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Russia escalates disinformation campaign ahead of French presidential election
With eight months to go until the French presidential election, Russia is stepping up efforts to influence France. Several presidential candidates have been targeted in smear campaigns linked to Russian intelligence, according to French authorities. The aim is to divide and polarize, says an expert.
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Former Lithuanian President Doubts US Would Send Troops if Russia Escalates Baltic Provocations
Arson, cyberattacks and drones going off course. Russia is reportedly escalating provocations around the Baltic Sea to test the borders. Will the US send troops if a border is crossed? I don't know, says former Lithuanian President Dalia Grybauskaite.
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