May 14, 2019
Turkey Weighs New U.S. Call to Delay Buying Russian Missiles
The Diplomat – Turkey is considering a U.S. request to delay the purchase of a Russian missile-defense system into 2020,
The Diplomat – Turkey is considering a U.S. request to delay the purchase of a Russian missile-defense system into 2020,
Defense World – The United States has now offered Lockheed Martin’s Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) and Raytheon’s Patriot
Washington Examiner – U.S. military assets are threatening Russia, Moscow’s top diplomat alleged just days before a high-profile visit by
Stars and Stripes – U.S. and allied warships were slated to begin live-fire drills off the coast of Scotland on Friday
WWNYTV – There were some tough words from north country Congresswoman Elise Stefanik as she demands an answer from the
NPR – President Trump will nominate acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan as secretary of defense, White House press secretary Sarah Sanders
National Herald – Russia’s Ambassador to Greece, Andrey Maslov, defended his country’s plans to sell an S-400 missile defense system to
Washington Examiner – The United States has not had to worry about an enemy attacking with fighter aircrafts, drones, or
VOA – NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg is visiting the Turkish capital amid escalating tensions between alliance members Turkey and the
Defense News – China has launched two more nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines and might fit anti-ship ballistic missiles on a
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