Four Ugandan soldiers of the peace force of the African Union in Somalia (Amisom) were killed Monday by a mortar fire in Mogadiscio, during engagements against the islamist insurrectionists shebab, announced the spokesperson of this force.Four Ugandan soldiers of the peace force of the African Union in Somalia (Amisom) were killed Monday by a mortar fire in Mogadiscio, during engagements against the islamist insurrectionists shebab....

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Russian Helicopters company will supply four Kamov Ka-32 helicopters to Azerbaijan in the near future, the Azerbaijani APA news agency said on Monday. It is not known which of the country's state departments or institutions ordered the helicopters, the report said. In May, the Azerbaijan Emergencies Ministry bought two Ka-32 helicopters from Russia. The Ka-32 is a 12-ton coaxial twin-rotor helicopter that can carry a payload of up to four tons. It is commonly used in utility cargo work and fire-fighting, has an endurance of about four hours and cruises at 205 kilometers per hour. Russian Helicopters company will supply four Kamov Ka-32 helicopters to Azerbaijan in the near future, the Azerbaijani APA news agency said on 30 August 2010.

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Iranian Defense Minister Brigadier General Ahmad Vahidi on Monday renewed Tehran's preparedness to equip the Lebanese Army with the necessary military tools and weapons. "If they (Lebanese) demand, the Islamic Republic of Iran is ready to provide the country with their needed arms for defending Lebanon's borders," Vahidi said in an interview with the Arabic Language Al Alam network. "The Army of Lebanon is our friend and is in a region that is under the Zionist regime's pressure and threat," Vahidi noted. Last week, Iranian Ambassador to Beirut Qazanfar Roknabadi said that Tehran is prepared to arm the Lebanese Army, and added, "If Lebanon officially calls for Iran's help to equip its army, Iran will feel honored to help Lebanon's army." Iranian Ambassador to Beirut also said that the issue will be brought up during President Ahmadinejad's upcoming visit to Lebanon, which comes at the invitation of his Lebanese counterpart Michel Sulayman. The remarks by the Iranian officials came after Lebanese President Michel Sulayman officially asked Iran to equip and modernize the Lebanese Army. Meantime, Secretary-General of Hezbollah Seyed Hassan Nasrallah on Tuesday welcomed the Lebanese government's decision to ask for Tehran's cooperation in equipping the country's Army. Nasrallah urged the Lebanese Cabinet to ask Iran and Arab states to provide equipment for Lebanon's army, stressing that "Hezbollah will work hard through its friendship with Iran to equip the Lebanese Army." Nasrallah said Beirut should seek an alternative source for its military needs, and stressed, "Lebanon must ask for help from countries that are willing to sell arms to Beirut without any conditions." The US Congress decided to block its $100 million military aid to Lebanon shortly after a deadly border clash between Lebanese and Israeli soldiers in early August. Iranian Defense Minister Brigadier General Ahmad Vahidi on Monday renewed Tehran's preparedness to equip the Lebanese Army with the necessary military tools and weapons.

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The Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) has deployed a 52-man Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) Task Group to Tarin Kowt, the provincial capital of Uruzgan, and a team of four institutional trainers to Kabul as part of Singapore's overall contribution to the multinational stabilisation and reconstruction efforts in Afghanistan. The UAV Task Group, which commences operations today, will be deployed for three months, from August to November 2010. The four institutional trainers, who started their operations a week earlier, will be deployed till December 2010. They will then hand over to a second rotation of institutional trainers who will be deployed for four months till April 2011. This is the first time that the SAF is deploying a UAV Task Group and institutional trainers to Afghanistan. During its deployment, the UAV Task Group will operate out of Multinational Base Tarin Kowt to augment the International Security Assistance Force's (ISAF's) surveillance and reconnaissance capabilities in Uruzgan. The Task Group will be carrying out assigned tasks such as the surveillance of key roads, to enhance the security of Afghan locals and the international forces. The four SAF institutional trainers are deployed in an artillery school in Kabul to assist in the ISAF's efforts to train the Afghan National Army (ANA). They will advise the ANA on artillery training and doctrine development, assist in the design of Train-the-Trainer programmes for ANA instructors, and advise the school on the effective administration and conduct of artillery courses. The SAF has been making deployments to Afghanistan since May 2007. The SAF currently has a six-man construction engineering team in Bamiyan province supervising the construction of a comprehensive health clinic, as well as a 21-man Weapon Locating Radar team at the Tarin Kowt base since September 2009 to provide early warning of rocket attacks and enhance force protection measures for ISAF personnel. Earlier this year, an eight-man SAF surgical team was deployed to a field hospital at the same base to provide surgical and medical support to the ISAF personnel deployed there, as well as emergency medical care for the Afghan locals. The Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) has deployed a 52-man Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) Task Group to Tarin Kowt, the provincial capital of Uruzgan, and a team of four institutional trainers to Kabul.....

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A senior lawmaker noted Iran's advancement in the production of military tools, weapons and equipment, and said Tehran is prepared to export its products to the other countries. "The government has the ability to export military equipment to different countries," member of the parliament's National Security and Foreign Policy Commission Seyed Mohammad Javad Abtahi told FNA on Saturday. Tehran launched an arms development program during the 1980-88 Iraqi imposed war on Iran to compensate for a US weapons embargo. Since 1992, Iran has produced its own tanks, armored personnel carriers, missiles and fighter planes. Yet, Iranian officials have always stressed that the country's military and arms programs serve defensive purposes and should not be perceived as a threat to any other country.A senior lawmaker noted Iran's advancement in the production of military tools, weapons and equipment, and said Tehran is prepared to export its products to the other countries.

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American bases in Afghanistan were attacked by kamikazes Taliban’s. These suicides actions were stopped by the NATO soldiers. These attacks aimed at the camps advanced of Chapman and Salerno, in the province of Khost, close to the Pakistani border. The Chapman base had been attacked already by a kamikaze in December 2009, who had caused the death of seven agents of the CIA. According to certain sources, members of the Afghan government would have been remunerated by the American agency. The Afghan president, Hamid Karzai qualified these remarks of insults, and used to discredit the government of its country.American bases in Afghanistan were attacked by kamikazes Taliban’s. These suicides actions were stopped by the NATO soldiers. These attacks aimed at the camps advanced of Chapman and Salerno, in the province of Khost, close to the Pakistani border.

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American Company Lockheed Martin markets a drone helicopter intended to supply the American soldiers in Afghanistan, announced this 27 August 2010 by some European media. The UAV baptized Kaman K-MAX can transport a charge of 1,300 kg. It will be used to forward foods and ammunition to the bases deployed in the “hot spots”. Ordered remotely using a laptop or conduit by a pilot installed inside the cockpit, the helicopter can be used in any weather condition. Its maximum speed in load is of 147 km/h. The representatives of Lockheed Martin did not say the exact date of entry of this drone helicopter in service, but however indicated that in the event of success of the tests, it would make his appearance in Afghanistan at the end of 2011. Lockheed Martin Corporation appears among the largest American manufacturers of aeronautical, space, navy and military equipment.American Company Lockheed Martin markets a drone helicopter intended to supply the American soldiers in Afghanistan, announced this 27 August 2010 by some European media. The UAV baptized Kaman K-MAX can transport a charge of 1,300 kg.

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Iran on Sunday started mass-production of the county's longest-range artillery ammunition in an official ceremony attended by Iranian Defense Minister Brigadier General Ahmad Vahidi. Speaking at the inaugural ceremony of the mass production of Base bleed projectiles in the capital Tehran, Vahidi said the new 130 millimeter advanced artillery shells will be the longest range artillery shells in arsenals of the Islamic Republic's army, Iran's Defense Ministry said on its website. "These ammunitions use solid propellants and act like ballistic missiles," Vahidi added. He also lauded Iranian experts at the arms production division of the country's defense industries for their efforts to modify the base bleed system in order to further enhance the range of the ammunitions from 27 to 42 kilometers. The defense minister also said such achievements demonstrate that sanctions against Iran have been ineffective. Base bleed is a system used on some artillery shells to increase their range, typically by about 30%. Iran on 28 August 2010 started mass-production of the county's longest-range artillery ammunition in an official ceremony attended by Iranian Defense Minister Brigadier General Ahmad Vahidi.

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There is no truth to the Georgian Foreign Minister's statement that Russia has deployed S-300 air defense systems in South Ossetia, a source in the Russian Defense Ministry said on Wednesday. "There are no Russian S-300 systems on the territory of South Ossetia. There is no need for it," the source said. "The protection of the Russian military base as well as South Ossetia is carried out by Buk air defense systems," the source said, adding that the former Georgian republic's landscape would restrict the deployment of S-300 systems. Earlier on Wednesday, Georgian Foreign Minister Grigol Vashadze said Russia had deployed S-300 systems in South Ossetia. "Russia has deployed S-300s in the occupied Abkhazia... I assure you that while Russia has not announced this yet, the Russian S-300s are also deployed in the Tskhinvali region," he said. South Ossetian Defense Minister Valery Yakhnovets also refuted the statement. He said South Ossetia has no need for S-300s "at the present time." Russian Air Force commander-in-chief Col. Gen. Alexander Zelin said on August 11 Russia had deployed S-300 systems in Abkhazia - a statement that angered Georgia but failed to surprise the U.S. State Department which said the systems appeared to have been in place for the last two years. "It is our understanding that Russia has had S-300 missiles in Abkhazia for the last two years... We can't confirm whether they have added to them or not," Department spokesman Philip Crowley said. Russia recognized the independence of Abkhazia and South Ossetia in August 2008 after winning a brief war with Georgia over South Ossetia. Russia signed agreements with Abkhazia and South Ossetia earlier this year on establishing permanent military bases in the republics. The bases are located in Gudauta, on Abkhazia's Black Sea coast, and in South Ossetia's capital, Tskhinvali. Each base hosts up to 1,700 servicemen, T-62 tanks, light armored vehicles, air defense systems and a variety of aircraft. There is no truth to the Georgian Foreign Minister's statement that Russia has deployed S-300 air defense systems in South Ossetia, a source in the Russian Defense Ministry said on 26 August 2010.

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Iranian Defense Minister Brigadier General Ahmad Vahidi announced on Wednesday that the country has successfully test-fired the third generation of Fateh-110 missiles. The Fateh-110 is a short-range, road-mobile, solid-propellant, high-precision ballistic missile with advanced navigation and control systems. Speaking on the sidelines of a cabinet meeting here in Tehran today, Vahidi told reporters that the newly tested missile enjoys high precision, and added, "Use of highly precise navigation and control systems in this missile has enabled it to hit targets with high precision." He added that the new generation of the Fateh-110 has been designed and developed by the Iranian experts in the Defense Ministry's Aerospace Organization and has not been modeled on any foreign product. Vahidi announced that the Iranian Armed Forces will be equipped with this missile in mid-September, and stated, "The missile power of the Armed Forces will be remarkably boosted by these missiles." The Iranian defense ministry has made great achievements in designing and producing missiles, including the surface-to-surface solid-fuel Sejjil missiles, the long-range Shahab-3 ballistic missile which has a range of up to 2,000 km, and Zelzal and Fateh missiles. The new test came days after Iran test-fired a new type surface to surface, cruise missile, named Qiam 1. "Being a new class of Iranian missiles, Qiam 1 has been equipped with new technical features and exceptional tactical power," Vahidi said, addressing a congregation of people on Tehran University campus on Friday. He explained that the missile is equipped with a smart navigation system, which decreases the possibility of interception by other projectiles. Vahidi added at the time that the liquid-fuel missile's launch time is low due to its smart targeting system. Iran has been pushing an arms development program in recent years in a bid to reach self-sufficiency. Tehran launched its arms development program during the 1980-88 Iraqi imposed war on Iran to compensate for a US weapons embargo. Since 1992, Iran has produced its own jet fighters and armored vehicles as well as radar-avoiding missiles and other high-tech weapons. Yet, Iranian officials have always stressed that the country's military and arms programs serve defensive purposes and should not be perceived as a threat to any other country. Iranian Defense Minister Brigadier General Ahmad Vahidi announced on Wednesday that the country has successfully test-fired the third generation of Fateh-110 missiles.

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Estonia is buying over 80 SISU XA-188 armored carriers, currently owned by the Dutch defense forces, for close to 20 million euros. The Estonian defense forces want to use the vehicles to continue mechanizing the 1st Infantry Brigade and to offer their units in Afghanistan a better level of armored protection. "Compared with the current armored carriers these ones offer better protection, and the first carriers should reach Afghanistan this year for the use by the Estonian troops stationed there," said Minister of Defense Jaak Aaviksoo. The Ministry of Defense is currently in preliminary negotiations with the Netherlands on unit prices, delivery terms and payment schedule. The delivery will be made starting this year through 2015. Estonia previously purchased 60 SISU XA-180EST armored carriers from Finland in 2004, costing four million euros. The SISU XA-188 is similar to the latest vehicles, which will make use, maintenance and repair of the Dutch vehicles easier. The ministry said the new vehicles have better protection against live fire, IEDs and mines. Also to be procured from the Netherlands are medical and control point armored vehicles. These vehicles, 80 in number, will be used to deliver supplies to the 1st Infantry Brigade.Estonia is buying over 80 SISU XA-188 armored carriers, currently owned by the Dutch defense forces, for close to 20 million euros. The Estonian defense forces want to use the vehicles to continue mechanizing the 1st Infantry Brigade

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Russia started the preparations of the firing practices of S-300 missiles at Barents sea, information from this 23 August 2010 of Vladimir Drik from the Russian ministry of Defense. “This Monday, the preparations of the firing practices of S-300 from the island of Kildin began”, indicated the interlocutor of the agency without specifying the date of the exercises. According to M.Drik, the troops of missiles “will improve their knowledge to make as regards preparation with the combat, of loading of the batteries of missiles and co-operation with the naval forces”.Russia started the preparations of the firing practices of S-300 missiles at Barents sea, information from this 23 August 2010 of Vladimir Drik from the Russian ministry of Defense.

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Large-scale exercises involving more than 4,000 paratroopers will begin in two Central Russian regions on Monday, Airborne Troops spokesman Col. Alexander Cherednik said. The exercises in the Ivanovo and Kostroma Regions will be held through August 28 under the command of Russian Airborne Troops Commander Lt. Gen. Vladimir Shamanov. They will also involve 300 units of equipment. Over 30 vehicles and weapons will be airdropped during the exercises. The Airborne Troops are considered the most capable mobile assault forces in Russia. Various estimates put the current personnel at around 48,000 troops, deployed in four divisions and a brigade.Large-scale exercises involving more than 4,000 paratroopers will begin in two Central Russian regions on Monday, Airborne Troops spokesman Col. Alexander Cherednik said. Over 30 vehicles and weapons will be airdropped during the exercises.

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A hundred Russian military mountaineers will gather at a training base in the North Caucasus Republic of Kabardino-Balkaria on Monday for mountain survival training. They will learn how to climb grass- and gravel-covered slopes, rocks and glaciers. "The servicemen will also learn safety rules during climbing, as well as first aid and evacuation of injured people from remote mountainous regions," a military spokesman said. The training will continue through mid-September.A hundred Russian military mountaineers will gather at a training base in the North Caucasus Republic of Kabardino-Balkaria on Monday for mountain survival training.

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Iranian Defense Minister Brigadier General Ahmad Vahidi announced on Sunday that the country's first home-made long-range Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) named 'Karrar' has a flight range of 1,000km. "Karrar's flying radius reaches 1000km," Vahidi said on the sidelines of a ceremony to unveil Karrar, and added, "In addition to Karrar, Iran possesses other UAVs with a flying range of 1,000 km." Iran successfully tested a home-made radar-evading UAV with bombing capabilities in June 2009. Also in 2008, the country's Defense Industries launched production lines of two well-known home-made fighter jets, namely Saeqeh (Thunderbolt) and Azarakhsh (Lightening). Iran started construction of a plant in the northern province of Mazandaran in March 2009 to mass produce various types of UAVs for a wide variety of missions. Hamed Saeedi, Managing Director of Farnas Aerospace Company in charge of the project, said that his company has been dealing with designing and manufacturing UAVs and reconnaissance and pilot training drones for the last 9 years. "We plan to manufacture UAVs, including unmanned choppers and drones, at this site" he said, referring to the plant in Mazandaran province. Regarding specifications of the UAVs to be produced by the plant, Saeedi noted, "Drones will be of the tactical type, with a short range of 400 to 500 meters flying altitude which cannot be detected by radio waves as they will be stealth aircraft." He singled out detection and control of contraband trafficking on land and in the sea and assistance in firefighting operations, specially in the woods as among other advantages of the UAVs to be manufactured in the plant. Iranian Defense Minister Brigadier General Ahmad Vahidi announced on Sunday that the country's first home-made long-range Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) named 'Karrar' has a flight range of 1,000km.

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Granite Tactical Vehicles announces its intentions to market its Light Armored Vehicle known as the, "ROCK," in the United States. After more than 6 years, and millions of logged miles of proven service in both Iraq and Afghanistan, the ROCK is ready to meet the apparent and increasing needs that threaten the US borders. These current threats to Homeland Security have created high interest in the ROCK's abilities and performance. The ROCK is the most aggressive and survivable vehicle in its class. Its design and capabilities have repeatedly outperformed its competition, meeting current and future law enforcement needs with its ability to adapt to new threats. With the current drawdown of US military forces in Iraq, and the Administration's plan to double the number of private contractors, interest in the ROCK armored vehicle has grown exponentially.Granite Tactical Vehicles announces its intentions to market its Light Armored Vehicle known as the, "ROCK," in the United States. After more than 6 years, and millions of logged miles of proven service in both Iraq and Afghanistan .....

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At the time of a speech this August 22nd, 2010, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad presented a new combat drone of attack with capacities of bombardment, information of Iranian national television. This new drone was baptized Karrar, it is able to carry various types of bomb, but its range was not specified. This system is entirely produced in Iran, and is able to run long distance with a high speed. The Karrar Drone was revealed two days after the firing success of the ground-to-ground missile Qiam. Iran, continuous to produce a big number of weapons systems, and two new production lines for fast patrol boats “Seraj” and “Zolfagar” with systems of missiles must be inaugurated in the next days. Following the opening of its new nuclear plant, Israel and the United States do not exclude an attack against Iran to stop its nuclear program. The Westerners suspect Iran, in spite of its repeated denials, to seek to manufacture the atomic weapon under cover of its civil nuclear program.At the time of a speech this August 22nd, 2010, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad presented a new combat drone of attack with capacities of bombardment, the Karrar, information of Iranian national television.

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The latest prototype of the troubled Expeditionary Fighting Vehicle demonstrates its high speed water manoeuvrability off the coast of Camp Pendleton. The newest variant of the Expeditionary Fighting Vehicle throttles all 2,700 horsepower and lifts out of the glassy water gliding like a jet ski. Although the EFV program manager's RHIB has no problem keeping up with the 30 mph speed of the 78,000-pound EFV, it is a breathtaking advancement from its venerable predecessor, the Amphibious Assault Vehicle, which comparatively crawls at 9 mph in water. The EFV is expected to enter limited production in 2012 and the Marine Corps has planned to field 573 vehicles by 2026 according to the EFV Program Office in Woodbridge, Va.The latest prototype of the troubled Expeditionary Fighting Vehicle demonstrates its high speed water manoeuvrability off the coast of Camp Pendleton. The newest variant of the Expeditionary Fighting Vehicle throttles all 2,700 horsepower and lifts out of the glassy water gliding like a jet ski.

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No decision has been taken yet on the delivery of S-300 air defense systems to Iran, Russian Defense Minister Anatoly Serdyukov said on Friday. Russia signed a contract on delivering at least five S-300 systems to Iran in December 2005, but the contract's implementation has so far been delayed. On June 9, the UN Security Council approved a fourth round of sanctions against Iran over its nuclear program, including tougher financial controls and an expanded arms embargo. Later, the United States and the EU imposed extra sanctions against the Islamic republic. The sale of S-300 air defense systems is believed to fall under the sanctions, though Russia said the delivery would not be affected since the weapons are not included in the UN Register of Conventional Arms. The head of the Russian State Technology Corporation Rostekhnologii, Sergei Chemezov, said in July that the contract had not been cancelled.No decision has been taken yet on the delivery of S-300 air defense systems to Iran, Russian Defense Minister Anatoly Serdyukov said on 20 August 2010.

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The United States withdrew this night their last brigade of Iraq, two weeks before the deadline of August 31st, which had been fixed for this withdrawal. After 7 years of presence on the Iraqi ground, the American army again crossed thus the Kuwaiti border for a return to the country, and enclosed the end of the mission of combat in the country. The end of the mission of the American troops in Iraq was fixed at September 1st, 2010. There will remain still 50.000 American soldiers in Iraq who will have of trainer and military adviser. The complete withdrawal of the American troops of Iraq is planned for January 2012, 4.419 American were killed since the invasion of Iraq. The United States withdrew this night their last brigade of Iraq, two weeks before the deadline of August 31st, which had been fixed for this withdrawal.

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In 2011, the Russian Army will start to obtain modernized ground-to-air missiles systems TOR-M2U, announced this 18 August 2010 to the journalists the chief of the DCA of the Army, the general Mikhaïl Crouch. According to the general, this system is able to strike to four targets simultaneously, its performances being improved considerably. The number of missiles carried by the wheeled chassis was doubled, while passing from 8 to 16. The general stressed that the DCA of the Army had an important potential of modernization, the existing armaments being in the course of improvement. The TOR-M2U is a mobile anti-aircraft system of short range. It is used for defense against the weapons of utmost precision, the drones, the fighter-bombers and the helicopters.In 2011, the Russian Army will start to obtain modernized ground-to-air missiles systems TOR-M2U, announced this 18 August 2010 to the journalists the chief of the DCA of the Army, the general Mikhaïl Crouch.....

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Law enforcement agencies and special services of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) member states will start antiterrorism drills in southern Russia's Saratov Region on 16 August 2010, the regional governor's press service reported. "In line with the decision of the National Antiterrorism Committee, an international operational and strategic exercise of SCO member states, with participation of Russian, Kyrgyz and Kazakh law enforcement agencies and special services, will be held in the Saratov Region on August 16-28," the press service said. The exercises will be held in two stages: the first stage on August 16-23, and the second on August 25-28. "During the first stage of drills, joint actions by Russian, Kyrgyz and Kazakh law enforcement agencies and special services to conduct coordinated operational and investigative activities against a hypothetical terrorist group are to be practiced," the press service said. "At the second stage, a counter terrorism operation is to be conducted on a mass facility in Saratov," it said. The SCO is a security organization consisting of China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan. India, Iran, Mongolia and Pakistan have observer status. Law enforcement agencies and special services of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) member states will start antiterrorism drills in southern Russia's Saratov Region on 16 August 2010 ....

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Special tactical peacekeeping drills Steppe Eagle 2010 start this 16 August 2010 at Ili training polygon in Almaty region. The militaries of three countries take part in it; Kazakhstan, USA and Great Britain. The representatives of the Armed Forces of these states took part in the opening ceremony, the press-office of the Ministry of Defense informs. The goal of the drills is to address issues of common security, coordinate and correct interaction while peacekeeping activities and other tactical tasks. The drills are to last for ten days. On August 25-26 the forces of three countries will demonstrate the skills gained within the drills.Special tactical peacekeeping drills Steppe Eagle 2010 start this 16 August 2010 at Ili training polygon in Almaty region. The militaries of three countries take part in it; Kazakhstan, USA and Great Britain.....

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Military operations began this Monday, August 16, 2010 between South Korea and the United States, with the participation of 56.000 soldiers on the Korean side and 30.000 American soldiers, in spite of the threats launched by the North Korea. The exercise should last ten days. The North Korea is completely to oppose to these operations, and indicated that it could react severely against the United States and to South Korea to answer these military exercises. The shipwreck of the military corvette Cheonan on March 26th, 2010 largely degraded the relations between the two countries, but the North Korea contradicted always to be implied in this shipwreck and qualified these new operations like a repetition for a military invasion. The American General Walter Shap, commander-in-chief of the American troops in South Korea indicated that these operations most important were ever carried out in the world. Military operations began this Monday, August 16, 2010 between South Korea and the United States, with the participation of 56.000 soldiers on the Korean side and 30.000 American soldiers ......

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The Swedish Defence Materiel Administration (FMV) has announced the contract for 113 armoured vehicles AMV goes to Patria.

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