Europe
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Oct- 2023 -9 October
Russia’s Putin Says Ukraine Would Last ‘a Week’ if Western Aid Stops
Russian President Vladimir Putin has claimed that Ukraine would not survive for more than a week if Western military aid would stop.
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8 October
Dozen Wounded in Overnight Attacks on Kherson, South Ukraine
Russian shelling on residential areas of Kherson in south Ukraine overnight wounded almost a dozen people including nine-month-old baby.
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7 October
French Army to Begin Niger Pullout ‘This Week’
France said it would start withdrawing its troops from Niger this week after a falling-out with the post-coup regime.
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7 October
Turkey Launches New Wave of Syria Strikes
Turkey said it had a launched a new wave of air strikes against Kurdish targets in Syria in retaliation for a bombing attack in Ankara.
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6 October
EU Says Can’t Fill US Funding Gap Supporting Ukraine
The EU vowed steadfast support for Ukraine at a summit but warned leaders it would be unable to fill any funding gap left by the US.
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6 October
First Turkish Soldier Dies in Syria Escalation
A Turkish soldier has died of injuries sustained in a rocket attack in Syria, the defense ministry said, Ankara's first fatality since it launched a wave of air strikes this week.
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6 October
Estonia, Latvia Ink $700M Contract for 3,000 Military Vehicles
Estonia and Latvia have signed a $730.5 million framework agreement with three mobility developers to supply up to 3,000 military vehicles.
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6 October
Russian Defense Minister Calls to Speed Up Bomber Production
Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu on Friday called for more Su-34 fighter jets to be produced as Moscow pursues its offensive in Ukraine.
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6 October
Australia’s ‘Drone Killer’ Air Defense System Bound for Ukraine
Australian defense firm Electro Optic Systems is sending 10 Slinger air defense systems to Ukraine to help combat Russia’s kamikaze drones.
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6 October
NATO Pushes for Increased Arms Production as Reserves Deplete
NATO has urged the arms industry to increase weapons and ammunition production as the Ukraine war continues to deplete resources, warning the "bottom of the barrel is visible."
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