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Putin: No Western or Ukrainian air defence system can easily bring down Oreshnik

The Russian president gives his annual review of the situation in his country, economically, socially and militarily

Russia: Moscow accuses Kiev of dropping white phosphorus munitions from drones

Zakharova said that Russian law enforcement agencies have evidence of the use of such ammunition by Ukraine last September - Kyiv denied the accusations

Michael Rubin: Should Israel attack Turkey’s nuclear plant? – Analysis

"Such a nuclear plant should never be allowed to function"

WSJ: Turkey amasses troops on the Syrian border – US fears of invasion

Turkish military forces, consisting of militias, special forces & heavy artillery, have gathered on the border near Kobani, according to US officials

Ukraine: Kiev says it has a laser weapon that can shoot down targets at a height of more than 2 km

Army official Vadim Sukharevsky did not provide further details in his first official statements about the weapon's existence

Dendias: Changes in military service – Turkey expands its list of demands

He called for a creative approach to armament – “We must develop anti-drone capabilities and establish a defense shield."

The administration of the 424 & the heads of the Medical Services are being removed – The administrations of the other military hospitals are also under review

Dendias called for urgent evaluations by the Chief of the Hellenic National Defense General Staff so that those responsible for the medical errors uncovered at the 424 Military Hospital in Thessaloniki are not left unpunished

Syria: Greece’s role, the anxiety over the migration issue and Turkey’s moves

Greece takes over in a few days as a non-permanent member of the UN Security Council - Europe fears a new destructive civil war

Syria: Anxiety over the next day – Who are the ones who ended Assad’s 25-year regime

Delicate balances - Who to ally with and who to clash with

Syria: Fear for the fate of Greeks living in the country – “Closed in their homes”

"All my relatives and the rest of the Greeks are locked up in their homes. They don't communicate with anyone, not even with each other," says a Greek Syrian living in Aleppo

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