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Defense minister: Continued cooperation with U.S.
Defense minister: Continued cooperation with U.S.
BELGRADE -- Serbian Ministry of Defense will continue to promote defense cooperation with the U.S. army, including joint military exercises and training of troops.
This was announced on Wednesday by Defense Minister Bratislav Gašić.
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Gasic: Serbia will continue to promote cooperation with US
BELGRADE - Serbian Ministry of Defense will continue to promote defense cooperation with the U.S. army, including joint military exercises and training of troops, Defense Minister Bratislav Gasic said Wednesday.
Italy rescues 1,800 migrants over weekend, five bodies recovered
Italy's navy said it rescued nearly 1,800 migrants in overcrowded boats in the Mediterranean over the weekend, and a merchant ship recovered five bodies from a sinking rubber raft off the coast of Libya.
Italy warns 'terrorists' could be crossing in migrant boats
Italy's armed forces chief warned Thursday that terrorists could be using migrant boats to cross the Mediterranean to Europe, amid increased concern among intelligence services of possible attacks by extremists.
"There's a risk not only of massive illegal immigration, but also of terrorist infiltrations," Luigi Binelli Mantelli told La Stampa.
Italy navy rescues 2,600 boat migrants
More than 2,600 migrants were rescued by the Italian navy this weekend, authorities said Monday, as police searched for new arrivals who landed by night on Sicily's southern coast.
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75 migrants lost at sea off Italy, shipwreck survivors say
Around 75 migrants are lost at sea in the Mediterranean according to survivors of a shipwreck off Italy who were plucked to safety by the navy, the UN refugee agency said Wednesday.
A group of 27 people rescued on Tuesday off Sicily reported that there another 75 people on board their boat, who are therefore believed lost at sea, the agency said in a statement.
Bulgaria's New Army Chief Sworn In
Vice-Admiral Rumen Nikolov has become Chief of Defense of the Bulgarian Army on Monday after taking the office from Gen Simeon Simeonov.
At a ceremony Nikolov, who was previously Commander of the Navy, assumed the position of Chief of Defense after his predecessor's term has expired.
Defense Minister Angel Naydenov attended the event which was held at 11:00 EEST (09:00 GMT).
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Fast attack craft contract may see $800 million tag
Defense procurement authorities are preparing to issue a Request for Proposal (RfP) for the acquisition of indigenous fast attack craft that will cost around $800 million, according to sources, who say some of Turkeyâs leading shipyards are expected to take part in bidding Turkeyâs ambitious program for the acquisition of up to 10 indigenous fast attack craft (fast assault boats) may
Southeast Europe, Turkey criticise Russian moves in Ukraine
Southeast Europe, Turkey criticise Russian moves in Ukraine
The annexation of Crimea has many worried about Russian ambition in Eastern Europe.
A woman walks past Russian soldiers patrolling outside the navy headquarters in Simferopol on Tuesday (March 18th). [AFP]
Ukraine's Navy Chief Detained in Sevastopol
Pro-Russian activists detained Wednesday Ukraine's Navy Chief Serhiy Hayduk, short after taking control of the navy's HQ.
Russian website Lenta.ru, citing Kriminform news agency, explains that Hayduk had ordered "the use of weapons against civilians".
Ukraine's army has not confirmed that he issued such an instruction.
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