September 9, 2016
China’s Xinhua mouthpiece urges restraint after North Korea nuclear test
CNBC: China’s Xinhua news agency, the mouthpiece of Beijing, quickly urged restraint after North Korea’s nuclear test on Friday. State-run
CNBC: China’s Xinhua news agency, the mouthpiece of Beijing, quickly urged restraint after North Korea’s nuclear test on Friday. State-run
Fars News Agency: “We will become more powerful in the defense, military and missile fields as well as drone (unmanned
Associated Press: Russia has deployed cruise missiles, multiple rocket launchers, tanks and its latest anti-aircraft system at massive military drills
Now Media: Hezbollah has allegedly started to “secretly” deploy its members to Quneitra to replace regime troops stationed in the
CBS: The United Nations Security Council has announced an emergency meeting after North Korea carried out its fifth nuclear test over night.
CNN: North Korea may be seeking to outpace its southern neighbor by testing multiple missiles as Seoul prepares to deploy
The Diplomat: On Monday, as world leaders of the Group of 20 met in Hangzhou, China, North Korea made a
Sputnik: On Monday, a defense industry official told Russian media that the mass production of the RS-28 Sarmat intercontinental ballistic
The Guardian: The United Nations security council has strongly condemned North Korea’s latest launch of three ballistic missiles, and threatened
RAND: Ground-based air defense forces, particularly surface-to-air missile (SAM) forces, play a crucial role in Chinese military thinking about the
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