Which military unit was involved in a shooting in Afghanistan?
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Shishani is a former member of an elite Georgian military unit.
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I've never heard of any military unit doing a cave dive in training.
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Kainerugaba is already a presidential adviser and formerly headed a powerful elite military unit.
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Bolivar state Governor Justo Noguera confirmed a military unit had fought off an attack.
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Former employees quietly recounted how Mr. Nygard ran his business like a military unit.
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In this case, another military unit had to act because Mattis did not, Blehm said.
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It was not immediately clear whether the wounded were also from the elite military unit.
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In June fighters attacked a military unit in Niger, Nigeria's northern neighbor, killing 32 soldiers.
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My hardware developer was actually in the military unit that creates hardware for special operations.
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According to the public registry, Military Unit 55002 was founded by the F.S.B. in 2002.
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But the US has not rejected a single Egyptian military unit for training since then.
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One was sanctioning Iran's elite military unit, the Revolutionary Guard, which is already heavily sanctioned.
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Reuters called another military unit registered at the same building and a man answered the phone.
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Jerusalem blamed Iran's Quds Force, an elite military unit responsible for external operations, for the attack.
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Cadet later cooked and served food at a military unit run by the late Vilma Espin.
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That street runs directly behind the address given in the U.S. indictment for GRU Military Unit No. 26165.
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In January, Sweden re-established a military unit there, its first new regiment since the second world war.
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But what's happening in Ohio is taking it one step further, deploying a military unit confront the threat.
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The Treasury is targeting Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps, a military unit loyal to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
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Not a traditional military unit, but a bunch of guys who call themselves the Warfighter Disaster Response Team.
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The military unit did not say what had happened to Baghdadi, give further details or identify its sources.
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Where the military unit is, the radar, the ammunition, the weapons warehouse, how to enter and leave the village.
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The attack targeted the Quds Force, the elite Iranian military unit in charge of overseas operations, Israeli officials added.
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The film Stargate followed a special military unit that used an alien device to travel instantaneously to other worlds.
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Davis will play Nanisca, the general of an all-women military unit and Nyong'o will play her daughter, Nawi.
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The first military unit tasked with seizing and exporting works of art was set up during Napoleon's Italian campaign.
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Bolivar state Governor Justo Noguera said a military unit had fought off an attack, but gave no more details.
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Sometimes what the crime reveals about the culture and inner workings of a military unit is the real headline.
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In fact, he had served in a Bosnian Serb military unit, one that had been implicated in war crimes.
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This military unit could see preparations for attack, ready its armaments, and thwart the invasion before it made any progress.
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Military readiness, a measure of the ability of a military unit to accomplish its mission, is closely watched by leaders.
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Australia said last month it would create a new military unit to train and assist its allies in the Pacific.
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Mortada al-Youssefi has more to worry about as commander of a government military unit in Yemen than the enemy.
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Dutch prosecutors on Thursday identified a Russian military unit as the source of the missile that shot down the plane.
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"The South Korean government decided to temporarily expand the deployment of the Cheonghae military unit," a ministry official told reporters.
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He said the military unit was training, funding and equipping proxy militias, including Hezbollah in Syria as well as Hamas.
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The drills will feature a reconstituted armored force named for a storied Soviet military unit, the First Guards Tank Army.
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One year later, Russia's Federal Property Agency transferred the management of the building to Military Unit 55002, court records show.
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When Reuters tried to reach Military Unit 26165 by phone, someone picked up and said the unit moved out long ago.
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López Obrador created a new military unit, the National Guard, to combat organized crime, but so far it has failed spectacularly.
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After considering joining the U.S. armed forces, he traveled to Ukraine instead, looking to join a military unit through a contact.
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Dutch prosecutors identified a Russian military unit earlier on Thursday as the source of the missile that shot down the plane.
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For many years Ms. Knatchbull was the honorary colonel in chief of a military unit called Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry.
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Stargate SG-1 is about a military unit on Earth that uses an alien technology to transport themselves from planet to planet.
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A North Korean military unit tasked with striking US bases in Japan was involved in those launches, the state news agency said.
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With a $5 million reward on his head, he once served in an elite Georgian military unit before joining ISIS in 2013.
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The man said soldiers from a nearby military unit must have heard the gunfire during the attack but did not immediately respond.
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The military unit tweeted Wednesday that it had uploaded the malware to VirusTotal, a widely used database for malware and security research.
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The assessments, of course, were wholly subjective, based on the opinions of the commanders responsible for a given area or military unit.
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Earlier this week in Portugal, 1,000 firefighters supported by aircraft and a military unit battled forest fires that started over the weekend.
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Earlier this week in Portugal, 1,000 firefighters supported by aircraft and a military unit battled forest fires that started over the weekend.
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If you look at what's taken out, they hallowed our readiness as a military unit and put America at really grave risk.
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The challenge coin, designed by the White House Communications Agency, is one of many created by the military unit since Trump took office.
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It's the beginning of an alien infestation, countered by the Blue Boy Group, a special military unit headed by Colonel Curtis (Morgan Freeman).
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The suspect, Bahrun Naim, is a leader of Katibah Nusantara, a Southeast Asia-based military unit under the Islamic State, General Karnavian said.
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Also known as Omar "the Chechen" al-Shishani, he was born Tarkhan Tayumurazovich Batirashvili and once served in an elite Georgian military unit.
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The BIR---the Rapid Intervention Battalion, an elite military unit -- is also involved, and helicopters are in the air looking for the youngsters.
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The White House Communications Agency, a military unit that designs and creates the coins, created the Mar-a-Lago coin in recent months.
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The company attributed over a hundred hacking attacks to a specific Chinese military unit, and publicly called that unit out for its operations.
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He was, he said, drafted as a young man to serve in a military unit performing counterintelligence functions during the Soviet-Afghan war.
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A military unit succeeds or fails based on its members' ability to trust and cooperate with the women and men standing beside them.
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The government responded to the Monday attack by sending a military unit to the area to investigate the incident and track down the perpetrators.
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According to Judge Velasco, the killings were carried out on the high command's orders by an elite military unit trained by the United States.
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They also may not have had the typical weapons of a Syrian military unit but rather trucks with weapons mounted on top of them.
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But even if history isn't made, a commemorative coin created by members of a White House military unit forever memorializes what could have been.
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Anyone who has served in a military unit, run a business, played on a team, or worked in a government agency knows this well.
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The premise: A testosterone-fueled military unit is assigned to save the world from insect-like aliens who basically bomb earthlings by farting asteroids.
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Douglas MacArthur — has seen action from World War I through Korea, and was among the last of the segregated military unit to be disbanded.
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The F.S.B.'s military unit participated in the legal wrangling as of 2011, and the court records show Ms. Veselnitskaya was its legal representative.
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The military unit extends Iran's influence across the Middle East and is the overseas portion of Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps, according to the outlet.
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An earlier version of this article gave the wrong road on which a French military unit, the Groupe Mobile 100, was attacked in 1954.
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A Buk missile from a Russian military unit brought down Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 over eastern Ukraine in 2014, a Dutch-led investigation revealed Thursday.
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He is also widely considered to be grooming his son, a presidential adviser and the former commander of an elite military unit, to succeed him.
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Reichsführer Himmler was a leading official in Hitler's Third Reich as well as the leader of the SS, the Nazis' elite black-shirted military unit.
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One of the two officers, who work for the Russian Interior Ministry, managed to call for help from the National Guard, an elite military unit.
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In 2014, ISIS was more of a conventional military unit, which allowed it to take all the ground it took before it declared the caliphate.
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The U.S. military said in its statement that Syria was a "complex situation" but that "coalition forces would not intentionally strike a known Syrian military unit".
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Yet the U.S. Navy personnel were still used for propaganda purposes by the Iranian military unit holding them -- and now by the Supreme Leader on Sunday.
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The Army Ministry said the missiles were intended for the "self-protection of a French military unit deployed to carry out intelligence and counter-terrorism operations".
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"How can the symbol of an apolitical military unit be used in such a partisan way without any protest from society or the military?" he wrote.
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China called off this year's meeting in a huff after a row over American sanctions on a Chinese military unit involved in importing arms from Russia.
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President Park Geun-hye of South Korea also denounced the North Korean leader in remarks during a visit to a front-line military unit on Wednesday.
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Before he was ousted, Mr. Kania was instrumental in the creation of a 30,000-member military unit that General Jaruzelski later used in imposing martial law.
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The Army concluded that BZ could disable a small military unit in a compact space, and for a time produced stockpiles of volleyball-size BZ bomblets.
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Mironova, a research fellow at the Belfer Center at Harvard University, obtained the documents while conducting field research in Mosul, embedded with an Iraqi military unit.
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I.A. Accounting Agency, or D.P.A.A., the military unit based in Oahu, Hawaii, responsible for excavating such sites and identifying any artifacts and human remains they find.
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A Times investigation last month identified the suspects as operatives of an elite military unit involved in the 2018 poisoning of a Russian spy in Britain.
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A spate of strikes in December killed at least two dozen members of a pro-Iranian Iraqi military unit, provoking the assault on the American Embassy.
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A U.S. military unit apologized on Saturday for a tweet sent from its official account that appeared to threaten civilians who planned to raid Area 51.
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A military unit is like a living being, and a senior leader coming out as transgender in the wrong way could become a self-destructive virus.
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The specific address is the same one that, according to the U.S. indictment, is home to Military Unit 26165, a unit of the GRU military intelligence service.
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Openly criticizing a well-known member of the powerful military unit that answers to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is in itself an unusual act of defiance.
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One, Mohammed Saad H. Alzahrani, was identified by the Washington Post as a member of the Royal Guard, a military unit meant to protect the royal family.
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The accusations came a day after international investigators announced that the missile system that brought down the plane was whisked into Ukraine from a Russian military unit.
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When we first meet Captain Marvel (Larson), she's working at her pre-superhero job, high up in space, as part of an intergalactic military unit called Starforce.
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Security firms hired to investigate the breach at Anthem also were unable to connect the hackers directly to a state agency or a military unit inside China.
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I did an episode on the Harlem Hellfighters, an all-black military unit that fought in World War I. The episode won six awards at film festivals.
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Alla Konduk, a local official, denied any desire to hide what had been found, saying that a special forensic military unit had been called in on Jan.
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But the Internal Security Operations Command (ISOC), a military unit dealing with national security, recently told local media it would continue to prevent refugees from entering Thailand.
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It's necessary to have this military unit near the president's residence, but even for more discretional spending on space, the Trump administration has chosen Trump-branded properties.
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Mark Hertling, a retired three-star general, wrote on Twitter that revealing the name could inadvertently reveal the handler's name and the military unit used in the raid.
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The report claims these offenses were committed by soldiers from the Rakhine-based Western Command, a military unit also implicated in atrocities against the Rohingya in August 2017.
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The report claims these offenses were committed by soldiers from the Rakhine-based Western Command, a military unit also implicated in atrocities against the Rohingya in August 13.
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Portrayed as a strong, cunning but merciful leader, Tomyris creates a thousands-strong all-female military unit which helps tip the scales in the final battle against Cyrus.
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Now — with the murder rate breaking new records every month — the government has announced the creation of a special military unit to pursue these gangs in rural areas.
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It was a tight-knit cult convinced of its mission to connect everyone, but with the discipline of a military unit where everyone knew loose lips sink ships.
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During the proceedings, he dedicated his vote to Carlos Brillhante Ustra, who had commanded the military unit that captured and tortured Rousseff when she was a young guerrilla.
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"I needed people that were self-contained, military-unit types that could bring their diesel, that could bring their food -- everything -- and act as first responders," he said.
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DOUALA (Reuters) - More than 30 people are missing after a boat belonging to an elite Cameroonian military unit sank off the coast on Sunday, the president's office said.
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The other defendants are Sergei Dubinsky and Oleg Pulatov, both former Russian military intelligence officers, and Leonid Kharchenko, a Ukrainian citizen who led a Russian-backed military unit.
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" Five days after the first Guccifer 2.0 blog post, the military unit believed to be behind it sent out its first message under its connected Twitter account: "Hi!
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After months together isolated in rural Afghanistan, the team members, most of them much older than the typical military unit, had shunned many of the military's rigid formalities.
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She showed me how to measure a bomb crater, how to safely follow a military unit and how, in the midst of it all, to save one's humanity.
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Military-unit leaders can also expect to be punished if the proper protocol directed at controlling the spread of the coronavirus is not followed, the Daily NK said.
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Contributing Opinion Writer A round of violence near the Gaza border earlier this month began when Hamas fighters discovered an elite Israeli military unit operating undercover in Gaza.
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And for people with traumatic family experiences, assuming the military unit is a healthy one, the military can offer the first sense of family they have ever experienced.
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"I needed people that were self-contained, military-unit types that could bring their diesel, that could bring their food — everything — and act as first responders," he said.
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A dedicated Israeli military unit acts as a liaison for civilian aid and basic foodstuffs going in, and wounded Syrians — including rebel fighters — coming out to Israeli hospitals.
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The article, reported by Jordan Robertson and Michael Riley, alleges that a Chinese military unit inserted tiny spy microchips at subcontracted Chinese factories that supplied Supermicro with components.
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The Trump administration argued that transgender people might harm military unit cohesion and that they suffer medical conditions that could limit their ability to perform duties or deploy.
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"Syria is a complex situation with various military forces and militias in close proximity, but coalition forces would not intentionally strike a known Syrian military unit," U.S. officials said.
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In a sketch aired Tuesday night, The Daily Show imagines Meals on Wheels as Meal Team 6, a military unit tasked with taking over the Meals on Wheels mission.
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Military sources in the region told Reuters no new Turkish military unit had been sent to Qatar and a unit already present there was taking part in the drills.
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OUAGADOUGOU (Reuters) - Unidentified militants killed at least 10 soldiers and wounded many others in an attack on a military unit in northern Burkina Faso on Monday, the army said.
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In June 2016, a former Honduran soldier told Guardian journalist Nina Lakhani that the late activist's name had been on the hit list of a US-trained military unit.
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The announcement Friday came a day after international investigators announced that the missile system that brought down the Amsterdam-Kuala Lumpur flight came from a Russia-based military unit.
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Akhmetshin told the AP that his rumored ongoing ties to Russian intelligence agencies was a "smear campaign," but confirmed he served in a Soviet military unit affiliated with counterintelligence.
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"Syria is a complex situation with various military forces and militias in close proximity, but coalition forces would not intentionally strike a known Syrian military unit," the statement said.
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A Chinese military unit conducted an anti-terrorism exercise not far from Hong Kong, a move some interpreted as a sign that China's military could become more directly involved.
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Coalition-backed troops have now reached al-Durayhmi, a rural area some 18 km from Hodeidah port, residents and the spokesperson for one military unit told Reuters on Monday.
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Anyone who has served in a military unit knows that documenting who received what weapon is both a fundamental task and a habit that fits easily into a routine.
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British investigators believe the same military unit those officers served with may also be responsible for the nerve agent attack in Britain against a former Russian spy in March.
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A Roomba with arms may sound alarming, but Angle told Bloomberg that the company has experience in the area: IRobot previously developed robotic-arm technology for its military unit.
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In El Alto late Tuesday night, witnesses said, a military unit guarding the Senkata gasoline plant opened fire on protesters who had surrounded the plant for over a week.
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North Korea's official KCNA news agency said earlier on Wednesday its leader Kim Jong Un inspected the headquarters of a major military unit and issued guidance on increasing combat readiness.
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The four men arrested on Saturday include a former colonel, Guillermo Alfredo Benavides, who was accused of transmitting the order for the killing to the military unit, the Atlacatl Batallion.
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In a statement sent to reporters, the Army Ministry said the missiles were intended for the "self-protection of a French military unit deployed to carry out counter-terrorism operations".
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White House deputy press secretary Raj Shah said in a statement that members of the military unit have manufactured the coins since 2003 and that they are available for purchase.
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The chemical attack — which targeted an Iraqi military unit in West Mosul that had U.S. and Australian advisers — affected Iraqi security forces who were in the vicinity of the strikes.
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It showed a military unit, made up of Sinai locals and accompanied by senior army officers, executing detainees — local men in jeans — on a desolate patch of ground in Sinai.
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As in life, as on TV. This fall, "Valor" and two other new network dramas about precisely the same sort of military unit are seeking to enlist the viewing public.
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Washington on Thursday imposed sanctions on a Chinese military unit for purchasing Russian weapons, claiming the transaction violated a U.S. sanctions law known as Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act.
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The President Donald Trump administration announced its plan this week to officially designate Iran's military unit, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), as a foreign terrorist organization (FTO), effective April 15.
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Analysts at the risk consultancy say Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps — an elite military unit loyal to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei — has for decades launched similar attacks to undermine elected leaders.
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The Canadian military unit confirmed the distance of shot shortly after the Globe and Mail story was published, but the shot has yet to be formally confirmed a third party agency.
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"We killed seven IS and took their guns - now we are in the village," Captain Mohamed Saiid, head of a Puntland military unit, told Reuters by satellite phone from the scene.
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To ratchet up pressure on Iran, the U.S. Treasury Department slapped new sanctions on elements of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, a military unit loyal to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
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We toured the Catholic university campus where 30 years ago six Jesuit priests, their housekeeper and her teenage daughter were killed by a Salvadoran military unit trained by the United States.
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Dutch prosecutors have identified a Russian military unit as the source of the missile that shot down Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 over eastern Ukraine in 2014, killing all 298 people on board.
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While the Beefeaters are a real military unit (and can probably totally kill me with a matchstick if they wanted to), I still have to question their use of the throwback jersey.
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He compared Shulkin's situation to that of a military unit and said you need cohesion and proper chain of command, and that you can't have subordinates undermining the leader of the unit.
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The military unit was formed in September 1917 as the United States entered World War I, and has since deployed soldiers in World War II, the Korean War, Kosovo, Afghanistan and Iraq.
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At one point prior to going out in the field, the team was tasked with providing backup to another US military unit that was authorized to conduct such high-value target missions.
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The White House Communications Agency, a military unit with about 1,200 staff members, provides secure communications equipment for the president, the vice president, the Secret Service and other top officials while traveling.
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He was extradited to Peru from Chile in 2007 and later sentenced to 25 years in prison for atrocities that a military unit carried out early in his presidency, killing 25 people.
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Friday's sanctions target Persian Gulf Petrochemical Industries Company (PGPIC) for providing financial support for the economic arm of the IRGC, Iran's elite military unit in charge of Irans ballistic missile and nuclear programs.
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The BBC said the change would boost the role of Britain's Special Reconnaissance Regiment, a military unit which carries out covert surveillance such as planting cameras in insurgent-held territory and electronic eavesdropping.
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The administration will also ask European partners to join the United States in imposing new sanctions on elements of Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps, a military unit loyal to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
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RELATED: First transgender recruit signs up to join US military In the past, it's been argued that the cohesion of a military unit could be undermined by the inclusion of transgender service members.
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President Trump pulled the United States out of the nuclear deal last year, imposed oppressive sanctions, moved to cut off Iran's oil exports and designated an Iranian military unit as a terror organization.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia will create a new military unit dedicated to training and assisting Pacific allies, Defence Minister Linda Reynolds said on Tuesday, as Canberra accelerates plans to undercut Chinese influence in the region.
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Preston Packard (Samuel L. Jackson), leader of a military unit; James Conrad (Tom Hiddleston), a pretty mercenary; and Mason Weaver (Brie Larson), the feisty war photographer with serious weapons skills who captures Kong's attention.
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Prosecutors investigating the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 said on Thursday they had identified the missile used to shoot down the plane on July 17, 2014, as coming from a Russian military unit.
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Soon the Fifth Brigade, a Korean-trained military unit reporting to Mr. Mnangagwa, then the minister of national security, killed more than 20,2500 Ndebele people, who were accused of being "dissidents" supporting Mr. Nkomo.
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Sergei Karakayev, said at a meeting later in the day that the new missile was deployed with a military unit in the town of Yasny of the Orenburg region on the border with Kazakhstan.
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The Dutch launched a years-long multinational investigation, which eventually identified Russia-backed separatists as having fired the missile and traced the anti-aircraft system used in the attack to a Russian military unit.
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The government has said it is addressing the problem, and in January sent 9,000 troops - the largest military unit activated in two decades - to combat illegal armed groups moving into former FARC-controlled areas.
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" That's because, as Schake explained in an interview with Fox News, that while America's civilian society values diversity and inclusion, "lightning strikes of great ideas are not the metric of success of a military unit.
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All four groups are linked to Iran's Mahan Air and Iran's elite military unit, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps-Quds Force, both of which are already blacklisted, the U.S. Treasury Department said in a statement.
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Instead, he brushed it under the rug, even reinstating Major General Ahmadu Mohammed, who Amnesty revealed was in charge of the Nigerian military unit that in cold blood executed more than 85033 unarmed, former detainees.
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Prosecutors investigating the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 over eastern Ukraine in 2014 said on Thursday they had identified the missile used to shoot down the plane as coming from a Russian military unit.
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The three service members, all assigned to the White House Communications Agency as part of a military unit that sets up secure communications for the president, have been reassigned pending the investigation, the officials said.
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The others were two former Guard members and one who is affiliated with the elite military unit, which reports directly to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and operates outside the control of Iranian elected officials.
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The measure would allot $8 billion for the Pentagon's cyber operations, including a 16 percent boost in funding for the U.S. Cyber Command that meets the Pentagon's request for $647 million for the military unit.
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In some cases, the fake users weighed in on the Trump administration's tough policy toward the Middle Eastern country, such as its decision to designate an elite Iranian military unit as a terrorist organization in April.
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Morenets was listed as a registered owner of a Russian-made VAZ car, that had Military Unit 26165 as a place of registration for several years in the mid-2000s, according to the vehicle registration database.
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Opposition lawmakers tried to filibuster the bill in September, but said they were forcibly ejected from parliament by the Special Forces Command (SFC), a loyalist military unit heavily staffed with soldiers from Museveni's Hima ethnic group.
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The New York-based rights group also accused the Mozambique security forces of an indiscriminate and heavy-handed response, citing one military unit commander who said his troops would not "waste our time" handing over suspects.
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The company sold off its military unit last year to focus on the consumer sector, and says the Roomba - which ranges in price from $375 to $899 - still has 88 percent of the U.S. robovac market.
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The bill "authorizes the Defense secretary to use any kind of motorized vehicle, aviation platform, munition, operational military unit or operational military platform, unless he believes its use will affect its readiness," the Democratic summary said.
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The closure blocks movement of boats and aircraft between the western Venezuelan coastal state of Falcon and the islands of Aruba, Bonaire and Curacao, said Vice Admiral Vladimir Quintero, who heads a military unit in Falcon.
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Instead, Ms. Walters said, individual personnel assigned to the White House Communications Agency, a military unit that provides technological support for the president and his staff, used their own private funds to pay for the coins.
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In some cases, the fake users weighed in on the Trump administration's tough policy toward the Middle Eastern country, such as its decision to designate an elite Iranian military unit as a terrorist organization that April.
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The company sold off its military unit last year to focus on the consumer sector and says the Roomba — which ranges in price from $375 to $899 — still has 88 percent of the U.S. robovac market.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - Colombia will create a special military unit to protect its national parks and step up operations against illegal armed groups who burn vegetation to clear space to plant coca, the defense minister said Monday.
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BUNNIK, Netherlands (Reuters) - Dutch prosecutors identified a Russian military unit on Thursday as the source of the missile that shot down Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 over eastern Ukraine in 2014, killing all 298 people on board.
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Other possibilities include hitting missile launch sites, bases or other assets belonging to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, the elite Iranian military unit blamed for much of Iran's paramilitary operations against adversaries outside of the country.
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Mnuchin and the Treasury Department also announced sanctions against eight senior commanders of Navy, Aerospace, and Ground Forces of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, the elite military unit with deep political influence and interests in wide parts .
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Both he and Nichole York were members of Task Force Platinum, the military unit that works out of the infamous and top-secret Camp 7, where Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and 14 other former CIA captives are held.
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RELATED: Infographic: US military honors, explained For many years, the Taliban have scoured the battlefield for US military gear and weapons, so it's not known for certain what US military unit all the items displayed came from.
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On the second day, security personnel who some MPs said were soldiers from an elite military unit entered the chamber and violently ejected at least 25 MPs that the speaker had suspended from proceedings for alleged misconduct.
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"Coalition forces would not intentionally strike a known Syrian military unit," the statement said, offering at an unexpected moment one of the clearest signs yet of how far the United States has moved from three years ago.
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Members leaving the briefing said they were struck by how Cambridge Analytica, which is based in London, operated with the sophistication of a military unit and worried that the U.S. was vulnerable to such firms manipulating elections.
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In 2004, the former U.S. military advisor became one of the first Westerners to raise a native, Middle Eastern military unit and take it into combat since Lawrence of Arabia did it 100 years ago this month.
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BUNNIK, Netherlands – An international team of investigators says that detailed analysis of video images has established that the Buk missile that brought down Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 nearly four years ago came from a Russia-based military unit.
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Image 2 of 2 ATHENS, Greece – It might be the short, pleated kilts, tasseled black garters and pompom-tipped shoes, but there&aposs something more endearing than intimidating about Greece&aposs best-known military unit, the Presidential Guard.
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The Swiss attorney general confirmed that an investigation into war crimes was opened in December 2013 against a Syrian national who was the alleged commander of a military unit in the 1980s, but declined to confirm his identity.
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After the shooting, Mr. Shamsutdinov told his lawyer that the conditions in his military unit were similar to ones found in prison and that officers deprived him of sleep for days and forced him to clean toilets, URA.
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The military unit, which reports directly to the Army Deputy Chief of Staff for Intelligence, provides an array of intelligence-gathering capabilities, including the interception and analysis of communications and electronic signals, and conducts information and electronic warfare worldwide.
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Suicide contagion refers to when exposure to suicide within a family, group of friends, military unit, or through the media may be associated with an increase in suicidal behaviors, according to the US Department of Health and Human Services.
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During a visit to a front-line military unit on Wednesday, President Park Geun-hye of South Korea said the North's "irrational decision-making system" and Mr. Kim's "unpredictable character" made the North's nuclear and missile threats more dangerous.
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According to the documents, a man claiming to have been part of a military unit that swept up Mr. Weisfeiler told officials at the American Embassy in 1987 that the patrol had turned the American over to Colonia Dignidad.
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Under the Leahy Law, United States military aid funds must be cut off to any foreign military unit implicated in gross human rights violations, which includes the practice of bacha bazi, with its enslavement and rape of young boys.
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The G.A.O. reported that a military unit in one unnamed African country was able to plan and execute operations against Boko Haram but found no evidence that it played "more than a minor role" in operations targeting the group.
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The latest developments came after an international team of investigators said on Thursday that the missile that brought down the plane as it passed over Ukraine had originated with an active duty Russian military unit, the 53rd Antiaircraft Brigade.
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White House spokeswoman Lindsay Walters countered that assertion by saying ethics rules did not apply to the Mar-a-Lago coins as they were funded by private staffers in the military unit and "no public funds were used" in their production.
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Now, as his party plans to extend his rule, the president is increasingly reliant on a military unit from his home area, the Special Forces Command, to quell dissent over collapsing public services, corruption, growing poverty and brutality by security services.
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Wood Jr. says the op-order was Clark Jr.'s idea, but the two men agree that organizing like a military unit is the smartest approach, especially because most of the people expected to join them on the ground have served.
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Tito Karnavian, chief of the Jakarta Provincial Police and the former head of the country's elite national police counterterrorism unit, said on Thursday that the attackers were members of Katibah Nusantara, a Southeast Asia-based military unit under the Islamic State.
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Bordov's body was expected to be delivered to his military unit in the Crimean town of Sebastopol on Friday and his burial should take place in his hometown of Simferopol on Saturday, Pavlyuchenko and the source close to the fleet said.
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According to BBC Russia, SyTech performed most of these non-public projects for military unit No. 71330, which International Center for Defense and Security in Tallinn experts believe is a signals intelligence unit of the 16th Directorate of the FSB.
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Raising alarm in a country North Korea has threatened to destroy, amid tension over its relentless development of nuclear bombs and missiles, was a square plate attached to the boat reading: "Korean People's Army, No. 854 military unit" in Korean script.
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White House spokeswoman Lindsay Walters told the Times that the ethics rules didn't apply to the Mar-a-Lago coins as private staffers in the military unit funded the coins privately and that "no public funds were used" to produce them.
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DUBAI, Sept 9 (Reuters) - Iran's Revolutionary Guards fired seven missiles in an attack on Iraq-based Iranian Kurdish dissidents that killed at least 11 people on Saturday, the elite military unit was reported as saying by Iranian news agencies on Sunday.
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ABIDJAN (Reuters) - Soldiers in Ivory Coast's second largest city looted weapons from the base of a rival elite military unit before setting it on fire during an overnight clash, leaders of the faction that carried out the raid said on Wednesday.
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It was the first weapons test by the North since its leader, Kim Jong-un, ordered troops to fire artillery during a visit Saturday to a front-line military unit near a disputed western sea border between the two Koreas.
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Qassim Suleimani, who for two decades has led Iran's most fearsome and ruthless military unit, the Quds Force, means there will be no escape from the region for the rest of his presidency, whether that is one year or five.
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Companies like Total must be careful they are not doing business with Iranian companies related to sanctioned organizations like the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, the powerful Iranian military unit responsible for protecting the government at home and furthering its interests abroad.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Islamic State claimed responsibility on Thursday for two car bomb explosions that targeted a military unit belonging to the eastern forces of the Libyan National Army (LNA) in Derna earlier this week, the group's Al-Nabaa newspaper said.
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Saleh Mohammad Mubarez, the commander of the Afghan local police in the district, said that 140 soldiers from the Afghan Border Police, a military unit, had fled toward Turkmenistan after two days of Taliban attacks on bases in the Morichaq area.
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Related: El Salvador's Gangs Offered a Truce –– And the Government Declared War The government also recently launched a new special military unit to pursue gang members in rural areas, and faced allegations from the country's human rights ombudsman of extrajudicial killings.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States sanctioned Iran's largest petrochemical holding group on Friday for indirectly supporting the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), a step it said aimed to dry up revenues to the Iranian military unit but that analysts called largely symbolic.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran said on Sunday it could quit a treaty against the spread of nuclear weapons after the United States tightens sanctions, while an Iranian general said the U.S. Navy was interacting as before with an elite military unit blacklisted by Washington.
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The State Department on Wednesday put in place two carve-outs to the recently announced sanctions against Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) that mean foreign governments, nongovernmental organizations and other groups will not automatically face sanctions for working with the elite military unit.
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Last year, after an American military unit arrived in Latvia for a NATO exercise, the mayor of the capital, Riga — who heads the ethnic Russian party — told me he was glad to welcome the group with a visit aboard the Americans' ship.
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Washington has further moved to cut off Iran's oil revenues, its chief source of foreign income; put curbs on its civilian nuclear work; and designated Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps, an elite military unit with deep political and economic influence, as a terrorist group.
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Mr. Stock said the goal was to create a small Somali military unit capable of battling the Shabab without repeating the mistakes in Afghanistan and Iraq, where the United States spent hundreds of millions of dollars trying to build up large armies.
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One year ago, Mr. Trump withdrew the United States from the nuclear deal that was brokered with world powers, and in the last month alone moved to cut off Iran's remaining oil exports and designated an Iranian military unit as a terror organization.
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Among those produced in recent months by members of a White House military unit is a coin featuring Mr. Trump's private Florida club, Mar-a-Lago, on the front, and the presidential seal, the White House and Air Force One on the back.
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The State Department through its Rewards for Justice program is offering the funds for information on the revenue sources of the military unit, which the Trump administration sanctioned as a foreign terrorist organization in April, according to details obtained by The Hill.
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The State Department through its Rewards for Justice program is offering the funds for information on the revenue sources of the military unit, which the Trump administration sanctioned as a foreign terrorist organization in April, according to details obtained by The Hill.
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The conclusions were in line with a finding in 2015 by the Dutch Safety Board, an investigating body, that the plane had been destroyed by a missile known as a Buk, but went further in identifying the role of a Russian military unit.
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For the first time, the State Department also linked the Russian military unit to a notorious Russian hacker group known as Sandworm, which is believed to be responsible for some of the most brazen cyberattacks around the world over the past decade.
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His enemies in the Revolutionary Guard Corps, the elite military unit that also oversaw the nuclear program, have been in the ascent, arguing that the United States was an untrustworthy negotiating partner, and that Mr. Rouhani was naïve to have entered the agreement.
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The White House Communications Agency, or WHCA, the multifaceted military unit originally formed in 1942 as the White House Signal Detachment under FDR oversees, among other things, a flock of full-sized and downsized blue goose lecterns and the microphones that go with them.
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Arthur, the deputy director of operations for United States Southern Command (SOUTHCOM), which has oversight of JTF-GTMO, the military unit that operates Guantanamo, was referring to the detainees held captive at the detention facility, and whether they could be released and under what circumstances.
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A passport application from that period gave his place of residence as a military unit based in Khabarovsk, but then there were few records of his existence until 2014, when his military school boasted on its website of his winning the Hero of Russia award.
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Since the Crimean crisis, the militias have been formally integrated into Ukraine's armed forces, but some have resisted full integration: Azov, for example, runs its own children's training camp, and the careers section instructs recruits who wish to transfer to Azov from a regular military unit.
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The suspects named as GRU officers are Aleksei Sergeyevich Morenets, 41, Evgenii Mikhaylovich Serebriakov, 37, Ivan Sergeyevich Yermakov, 32, Artem Andreyevich Malyshev, 30, and Dmitriy Sergeyevich Badin, 27, who were each assigned to Military Unit 26165, and Oleg Mikhaylovich Sotnikov, 46, and Alexey Valerevich Minin, 46.
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Rebel fighters in Syria have reported that the best snipers and the members of a crack military unit, known as the Islamic State's special forces, are Russian speakers who are often deployed as shock troops when the Islamic State is at risk of losing a strategic position.
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Soldiers for the military unit, called Danab, which means lightning in Somali, are recruited by employees of Bancroft Global Development, a Washington-based company that for years has worked with the State Department to train African Union troops and embed with them on military operations inside Somalia.
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The administration is also seeking information on illicit oil-for-money schemes by the group; entities or individuals assisting it in evading U.S. or international sanctions; financial institutions working with the Revolutionary Guard and other topics related to the financial mechanisms of the Iranian military unit.
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The administration is also seeking information on illicit oil-for-money schemes by the group; entities or individuals assisting it in evading U.S. or international sanctions; financial institutions working with the Revolutionary Guard and other topics related to the financial mechanisms of the Iranian military unit.
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The lawyer, Natalia V. Veselnitskaya, who is now at the center of the political intrigue over the Trump campaign's possible collusion with Russia during Donald J. Trump's presidential campaign, represented a military unit founded by the Russian Federal Security Service in 2002, publicly available records show.
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Congolese officials confirmed that an attack on a small military unit had occurred there days earlier, but they said the assailants belonged to the Allied Democratic Forces, a rebel group that originated in neighboring Uganda and is accused of killing hundreds of people over the past three years.
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In an episode of the television show "Black Mirror," about a military unit in an imagined postapocalyptic future, a female soldier wears a fishtail braid that begins almost at her forehead and runs the ridge of her skull like a reptile's crest, doubling, visually at least, as armor.
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On Saturday, Magufuli visited a military unit and inspected 75 vehicles that will be used by the government to facilitate the purchasing of cashew nuts in the country should private buyers fail to take up the crop at the government prescribed price of 3,000 shillings ($1.31) per kilo.
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Rather than training, arming and deploying hackers to carry out a specific mission like just another military unit, Fancy Bear and its twin Cozy Bear have operated more as centers for organization and financing; much of the hard work like coding is outsourced to private and often crime-tainted vendors.
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Image: Svishtov MunicipalityIn addition to the cannonballs and other relics, Ovcharov's team found a partially preserved inscription dating back to the 4th century AD. The inscription contains a reference to a cohort (a Roman military unit consisting of one-tenth a complete legion) of the Roman Empire's First Italian Legion (Legio I Italica).
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On July 2, 1986, a few months after Mr. Rojas returned to Chile at age 19, he and a university student, Carmen Gloria Quintana, 18, were detained by a military unit commanded by Lt. Pedro Fernández in a working-class neighborhood of Santiago, the capital, during a tense day of street protests.
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Russia has been accused by the UK of trying to kill a former Russian operative on British soil, and just two weeks ago an international investigation concluded that the missile that shot down a Malaysian Airlines flight from Amsterdam in 2014, killing 7 passengers -- most of them Dutch citizens -- belonged to a Russian military unit.
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Set in west Africa and based on historical events surrounding an all-female military unit that fought to protect the Kingdom of Dahomey from the French in the 18th and 19th centuries, the film has a potent mix of clear plot, black heroes and as many gorgeous warrior women as you can shake a stick at.
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When a Thai military unit had finished dismantling a section of water pumps that had proved so crucial in the successful operation, they jumped into their open-topped vehicle near the Tham Luang cave on Wednesday, smiling triumphantly to the crowd of cheering supporters who had stayed on to give their heroes a proper send off.
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WASHINGTON — The death of an Army soldier after a blast in southern Afghanistan this month was the result of a series of oversights by a military unit that frequently used a small strip of desert as a patrol route and observation post, prompting Taliban militants to bury explosives nearby, military officials familiar with the matter said.
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I won't go into the history—there are two excellent documentaries, Red Army and Of Miracles and Men, if you want the full story—but the Soviet national team transformed from a hockey team into the approximation of a military unit (some of their players were actually active duty), led by the brilliant and revolutionary (weird, a revolutionary Russian thinker) Anatoli Tarasov.
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Subsequent findings by a Joint Investigation Team of prosecutors from Ukraine and four countries whose citizens perished in the disaster — the Netherlands, Malaysia, Belgium and Australia — and by private agencies like the online investigative site Bellingcat meticulously documented how a Russian missile launcher belonging to an active Russian military unit was driven into eastern Ukraine and used to fire a Buk missile at the Malaysian jumbo jet.
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Instead of celebrating our national team's ultimate triumph (which from a strictly hockey perspective was impressive given that a group of ragtag college kids—including Mike Eruzione, who hasn't paid for a drink in Boston in the 36 years since capturing gold—beat what was essentially a military unit), we instead chose (and continue to choose) to indulge in the splendor of victory over the big bad commies.
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The setting (the dusty, rocky field and the trees) looks to be the same: If this is indeed how Carol gets her powers, it seems like the movie will then fill us in on how an earthling with powers eventually made her way to marching with Starforce, the elite military unit of the Kree: The most puzzling element of the trailer is who we see Carol going up against when she assumes her identity as Captain Marvel.
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