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Why Zelenskyy keeps pushing for Ukraine NATO membership even though Trump says it's not happening
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Trump says US will try to get Ukraine as much land back ‘as possible’ — but Zelensky can ‘forget about’ NATO
Top American NATO commander says he's following "orders that I have" as Trump-Zelenskyy tension deepens
President Donald Trump and members of his second administration are continuing their effort to swiftly remodel the federal government, including making far-reaching changes to personnel. On Thursday,
Citing unnamed U.S. officials, Bloomberg reported that Moscow and Washington were discussing economic cooperation in the far north, which could "drive a wedge" between Russia and its key trading ally, China. It could also be part of a detente between the U.S. and Russia sought by President Donald Trump.
NATO Country Prepares to Shoot Down Drones Over Its Airspace
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NATO member says it could start shooting down drones over its airspace
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Romanian Lawmakers Adopt Law to Shoot Down Drones Breaching Airspace
Tension Rises: NATO Country Prepares to Shoot Down Drones Over Its Airspace
Romania, a NATO member, has taken a major step in protecting its airspace. Lawmakers in the country have approved a new bill allowing its military to shoot down drones that enter its airspace illegally.
China has the largest navy in the world by hull count with over 370 vessels, including two aircraft carriers in service. Last November, France sent its only aircraft carrier, which is nuclear-powered, for a five-month mission to the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean.
President Trump has called on NATO allies to increase their defense spending to 5 percent, with only three countries currently meeting the 2 percent threshold, while NATO Secretary General Mark
Dayton police say they are preparing for protests and other contingencies at the NATO Parliamentary Assembly that is coming in May though it's unclear what kind of security challenges could arise. The NATO Parliamentary Assembly last met in Montreal in November,
Taiwan's coast guard said it was investigating whether the incident was sabotage but said "it cannot be ruled out that it was a gray zone intrusion."
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