U.S. urges citizens to leave Haiti ‘as soon as possible’ amid security situation
The advisory comes as Haiti continues to face security issues with gangs in the country now controlling large parts of the country.
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Forced transfer of Ukrainian kids prompts U.S. sanctions on 11 Russians, 2 facilities
U.S. Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield made the announcement at a U.N. Security Council meeting that the U.S. organized on Ukraine’s national day.
U.S. to train Ukrainians on piloting F-16 fighter jets in Arizona: Pentagon
The pilots will first undergo English instruction at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas, to bring their fluency up to the level needed to operate the aircraft.
Russian court charges jailed U.S. citizen with espionage: reports
Russia’s RIA and TASS news agencies said that Moscow’s Lefortovo court had remanded Gene Spector in pre-trial custody on suspicion of espionage.
Hawaiin State Officials Refused To Release Water To Fight The Fires That Engulfed The Western Part Of Maui Until It Was Too Late
Burned stores reveal the ferocity of the Aug. 8 fire that stormed through Lahaina leaving little to nothing left at every place it touched. (David Croxford/Civil Beat/2023)
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North Korea claims U.S. soldier crossed border due to disillusionment with America
U.S. officials have expressed concern about his well-being and said previously that North Korea ignored requests for information about him.
Ukraine to receive $200 million in U.S. security aid, including air defence munitions
Ukraine needs weaponry that can be shipped from U.S. stocks in a matter of days or weeks so it can continue to repel Russia’s invasion.
North Korea’s Kim pledges to speed up war readiness, dismisses top general
In the face of deepening confrontations with Washington and Seoul, Kim has been trying boost the visibility of his partnerships with Moscow and Beijing.
North Korea calls U.S. weapons aid to Taiwan a ‘dangerous’ provocation
Beijing claims the democratically governed island as its own territory, and has repeatedly warned against any “official exchanges” between Washington and Taipei.
U.S. considers putting military on commercial ships in Strait of Hormuz amid seizures
It comes as thousands of Marines and sailors on both the amphibious assault ship USS Bataan and the USS Carter Hall, a landing ship, are on their way to the Persian Gulf.