NATO: NATO Defence Ministers approve new space policy, discuss readiness and mission in Afghanistan
NATO Defence Ministers wrapped up two days of discussions in Brussels on Thursday (27 June 2019). Ministers addressed Russia’s violation of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty, progress on burden sharing, NATO’s defence and deterrence posture, new technologies and NATO’s mission in Afghanistan.
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Military News Briefs -- June 27, 2019
NATO Ministers Gather In Brussels To Address Security Challenges -- RFE
NATO looks to outer space as modern warfare evolves -- DW
NATO allies agree to partner on acquiring maritime munitions -- UPI
NATO weighs options to deter new Russian missile threat -- Reuters
NATO considers extra exercises, surveillance if Russia doesn't destroy missiles -- UPI
NATO agrees response to new Russia missile -- AFP
U.S. defense chief tries to rally NATO allies on Iran as tensions simmer -- Reuters
US seeks NATO help in anti-Iran coalition -- France 24
USS Billings undergoing repairs in Montreal after striking moored ship -- UPI
Three companies awarded $1.8B to support Navy shipbuilding programs -- UPI
New research shows the Army could soon develop a rifle with hyper-velocity rounds -- Military Times
Pentagon identifies two soldiers killed in combat in Afghanistan this week -- NBC
Two soldiers killed in Afghanistan were Special Forces in close-quarters fight, according to report -- Stars and Stripes
Air Force pushes back on House lawmakers B-52 engine replacement concerns -- Defense News
Here are the biggest weaknesses in America’s defense sector -- Aaron Mehta, Defense News
Lawmaker: Human Problem at Pentagon Worse than Tech Problem -- Defense One
Chlamydia, Syphilis Cases on the Rise Among US Military Members -- Military.com
US Navy considering perjury charges against witness who confessed during SEAL's trial: report -- The Hill
The U.S. Military Wants to Build a Strategic Port in the Melting Arctic -- VICE
U.S. Military Laser Can Identify A Person From Their Heartbeat With 95% Accuracy -- Forbes
U.S. Navy tracking movement of advanced Russian frigate in Cuba -- UPI
Senate moves to allow weapon sales to Cyprus, block F-35 to Turkey -- Defense News
Canada to lead NATO training mission in Iraq until November 2020 -- National Post
Canada's Vice-Admiral Mark Norman reaches settlement with government, announces retirement -- CBC
Russia threatens military response to any NATO action over nuclear-ready missile -- CNBC
Upper House of Russian Parliament Passes Bill on INF Treaty Suspension -- Sputnik
Russia Says It's Rotating Military Technicians From Venezuela -- RFE
Russia to withdraw military 'technicians' from Venezuela on Wednesday: embassy -- France 24
Russia to deliver first S-400 missile to Turkey in July: reports -- Reuters
China hopes new Pentagon chief seeks to avoid confrontation -- Reuters
South African army in hijab row, Mandela's grandson deplores 'witch hunt' -- Africa News
A lot of nations are involved in Afghan security. Here are the challenges and benefits of this approach. -- Cal Pringle, Defense News
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