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Slovakia to block EU loan to Ukraine if Orban loses Hungarian election, Fico says
"The main message will be that Slovakia is ready to take over the baton from Hungary if necessary," Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico said on March 8.
Iran names new Supreme Leader
Hard-line cleric Mojtaba Khamenei, son of the late Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has been chosen as Iran's next Supreme Leader, the country's state media announced on March 8.
New Dutch prime minister visits Kyiv two weeks after taking office
Zelensky said that he and the Dutch leader had discussed investments in arms production, its possible scope, and the licensing of weapons.
Iranian drone that struck British air base contained Russian technology, Times reports
A drone that struck a U.K. air base in Akrotiri on the island of Cyprus on March 1 contained Russian technology, the Times reported March 7.
Ukraine's Shrike Fiber drone wins top place in Pentagon drone procurement program
Ukrainian company Sky Fall’s Shrike Fiber drone reportedly took first place in the Pentagon’s Drone Dominance selection in partnership with U.K.-based Skycutter, Defender Media reported March 7.
After six years at the front, here is what nobody tells you about being a woman at war
This May will mark six years since I put on a military uniform and began serving in the same marine infantry unit — first as a combat medic in a reconnaissance platoon, and now as a strike drone operator. I have witnessed three distinct forms of war: the forgotten trench war, the large-scale war of maneuver, and the drone war. Over that time, after many combat operations and losses, much has changed within me. It is gratifying to see how attitudes toward women in the military have shifted duri
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