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China's new HQ-19 surface-to-air missile system... advanced interception capabilities.

China's new HQ-19 surface-to-air missile system... advanced interception capabilities.

China seeks to meet the global challenges of the new technology revolution and to assert its superiority in efforts to enhance its missile defense capabilities. In this regard, it will…

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Nigeria | The 7th edition of the Nigerian Defence and Security Exhibition and Conference, NISEC Expo 2024, has officially kicked off with leading figures in African defence and security.

Nigeria | The 7th edition of the Nigerian Defence and Security Exhibition and Conference, NISEC Expo 2024, has officially kicked off with leading figures in African defence and security.

The 7th edition of the Nigerian Defence and Security Exhibition and Conference, NISEC Expo 2024, has officially kicked off. The prestigious event brings together some of the most influential figures…

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Türkiye | SAHA EXPO 2024 kicks off under the theme

Türkiye | SAHA EXPO 2024 kicks off under the theme "Mastering Technology, Shaping the Future".

The activities of SAHA EXPO 2024, which is described as the largest exhibition in the region in the field of defense, aerospace and space industry under the slogan "Controlling Technology…

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Pager explosions... a technical attack and a security breach.

Pager explosions... a technical attack and a security breach.

The war is changing and taking new forms uncharacteristic, and this time the events were completely different to show the fingerprints of the Israeli enemy, who changed in his mechanisms…

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Clashes between the Libyan army and the Ansar al-Sharia militia in the eastern Libyan city of Benghazi, in which nine people were killed, came to an end on Monday.

Libya's Interior Ministry said that at least nine people had been killed and 49 injured in the clashes, which erupted on Sunday night.

Earlier Monday, medical sources said the clashes had left three Libyan soldiers dead and six others injured, while militia sources said that two militiamen had been slain and another wounded.
Three civilians were also injured in the clashes, including one in critical condition.
The clashes stopped when militiamen pulled out of the fighting zones, an Anadolu Agency correspondent reported.
Benghazi's military ruler, meanwhile, has imposed a state of emergency and summoned military personnel to their respective units.
In earlier statements to AA, a spokesman for Benghazi's Joint Security Chamber threatened that any armed convoy entering or exiting the city without prior notice would be targeted by airstrikes.
Libyan Special Forces spokesman Meloud al-Zewi said that clashes had erupted between the army and the Ansar al-Sharia militia late Sunday.
"The clashes started at a checkpoint run by Ansar al-Sharia in the Baraka area amid heavy exchanges fire," he told AA. "A Special Forces post came under heavy fire during the clashes, which prompted troops to return fire."
Ansar al-Sharia, however, tells a different story. A group spokesman denied that its members had been responsible for the recent outbreak of clashes with the Libyan army in Benghazi.
"We did not pull the trigger first," militia spokesman Muhanad al-Enezi told AA. "We were only responding to army gunfire that targeted us."
Earlier this month, clashes between protesters and militiamen left 46 people dead and 519 injured in Tripoli, pushing authorities to call for the withdrawal of all militias from the capital.
Libyans have struggled to restore order to their country since the death two years ago of longstanding strongman Muammar Gaddafi.
The transitional government and its security forces, meanwhile, have struggled to contain the armed militias that helped overthrow Gaddafi but which held onto their weapons after the 2011 uprising.

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