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FACTBOX - Warsaw Pact Invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968

Fifty years ago, on 21 August 1968, troops from five Warsaw Pact countries entered Czechoslovakia.

Shots fired at US embassy in Ankara, no casualties:

Gunshots were fired early Monday at the US embassy in Ankara but caused no casualties, Turkish and American officials said, amid escalating tensions between the two NATO allies.

US Secretary of State Welcomes Afghanistans Decision on Ceasefire With Taliban

US welcomes Afghanistan's latest ceasefire offer to Taliban

Development of Russias New Transport Aircraft to Begin This Year - Aircraft Corporation

NATO Chief Welcomes Afghan Presidents Announcement of Ceasefire With Taliban

Iran announces new fighter jet

NATO Member Spain to Take Part in Army-2018 Military Forum in Russia - Official

Game changer or not? A year of Trump's Afghan plan

Erdogan vows Turkey will not be cowed by US

US May Introduce Sanctions Against Nord Stream 2 Companies in Coming Weeks - Reports

Berlin Not to Abandon Nord Stream 2 Project Because of US - Social Democratic Party Leader

Germany will not quit the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline project even though the United States opposes it, leader of the Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD) Andrea Nahles said.

US F-22 Raptors Train With Eurofighter Typhoon Jets in Spain - Air Force

Squadrons of US F-22 Raptors and Spanish Eurofighter Typhoons spent a day this week honing dogfighting skills needed deter regional aggression during a forward deployment in Spain, the US Air Force said in a press release on Friday.

Estonian Servicemen Say Halted Active Searches for Missile Misfired by Spanish Fighter Jet

The Estonian servicemen have terminated the active searches for a missile mistakenly launched by a Spanish fighter jet earlier in August, Col. Riivo Valge, the commander of the Estonian Air Force, said on Friday.

Romania Prosecutors Receive Over 200 Complaints From Protesters Injured by Police- Reports

The Romanian Prosecutor General's Office has received over 200 complaints from people affected by security forces' violent actions during the recent anti-government protests in the country, local media reported on Friday.