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NORAD F-16 intercepts aircraft that violated restricted airspace over Camp David with Trump present: officials

A NORAD F-16 intercepted a general aviation aircraft that entered restricted airspace near Camp David on Saturday while President Trump was there, according to officials. The jet dispensed flares to get the pilot's attention and escorted the aircraft safely out of the area.

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Royal Navy pilot, 31, was killed in helicopter crash after his commander accidentally turned the engines off when flying over the English Channel, inquiry finds

A Defence Safety Authority inquiry found that a Royal Navy Merlin Mk4 helicopter crashed into the English Channel after its crew mistakenly shut down two functioning engines during an emergency, killing Lt Rhodri Leyshon. The report says confusing cockpit warnings led the crew to believe the other engines had failed, and the faulty engine then shut down.

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US advances $2.7B arms sale to Ukraine as Russian strikes kill 11, injure at least 64

The State Department approved a potential $2.7 billion air-defense arms sale to Ukraine, funded by European contributions and prior US aid, unless Congress objects. The move came as Russian overnight drone strikes killed 11 and injured at least 64 across Ukraine, with Poland scrambling jets and Trump signing a Russia sanctions law.

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Denmark's leaders are cautiously optimistic about Trump's announcement of a Greenland deal

Denmark's leaders expressed cautious optimism after President Donald Trump announced a deal to expand U.S. military presence in Greenland while keeping the island under Danish control. The agreement, expected to be signed at the UN General Assembly, follows months of tension over Trump's threats to seize the territory. Key details remain undisclosed.

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Impotent Russian spy gave away state secrets in exchange for treatment

A book excerpt recounts how KGB officer Vladimir Kuzichkin traded Soviet secrets to MI6 in 1981-82, partly seeking treatment for erectile dysfunction and later a circumcision as the price of defection. His escape through Iran and Turkey yielded a major intelligence haul that damaged Soviet networks but also helped Khomeini crush the Tudeh opposition.

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Security expert hails Trump's Greenland pact as a 'big deal' on par with Alaska purchase

A security expert praised President Trump's newly announced security agreement with Denmark and Greenland, comparing it to the 1867 Alaska purchase. The agreement is described as blocking U.S. adversaries from establishing bases or making investments in Greenland and limiting Chinese and Russian ambitions. The article presents no opposing or local perspectives.

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German General Wins Top NATO Role—and a Platform to Warn About Russia

NATO military commanders selected German Gen. Carsten Breuer as the next chair of the alliance’s military committee, succeeding Italian Adm. Giuseppe Cavo Dragone. Breuer, described as an advocate of strong European defense against Russia, will become NATO’s highest military official and gain a platform to warn about Russian threats amid tensions with the Trump administration.

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