Новости за 02.06.2019

The blast in the town of Azaz occurred Sunday as scores of people were leaving the mosque of Maytam and wounded dozens, including children, according to the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.

Critical wing replacements for the A-10 Thunderbolt II ground-attack jet — a mainstay of operations at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base — are a step closer to continued funding following the approval of a 2020 defense authorization bill by a Senate committee.

Defense secretary's visit to Seoul comes as the U.S. and partners in the region weigh how to respond to missile tests conducted last month by North Korea.

Secretary of State repeated long-standing U.S. accusations that Iran is bent on destabilizing the region, but he also held out the possibility of talks.

Human rights groups are concerned foreign defendants are being rushed through Iraqi counterterrorism courts in trials that raise questions over whether justice is being done.

Tens of thousands have staged a sit-in outside the military headquarters since April 6.

This is the latest such exchange amid heightened tension in the region over Iran's role in Syria and other parts of the Middle East.

Members of two patriotic lineage societies linked to historic wars are planning to unveil a special grave marker and give James Robinson, who died in 1868, military funeral honors during a ceremony in June.

Spokesman says 10 people were also wounded in Sunday's attack, which took place in western part of the city.

Spokesman says 10 people were also wounded in Sunday's attack, which took place in western part of the city.

Spokesman says 10 people were also wounded in Sunday's attack, which took place in western part of the city.

Vietnam War veteran Frank Romeo, nearing the end of his 750-mile journey across New York State, said he was anything but tired as he continued his campaign to raise awareness for war veterans struggling with PTSD.

Veterans from across Long Island received acupuncture and massages, participated in yoga and learned about alternative treatments for stress and post-traumatic stress disorder at Saturday's sixth annual Joseph P. Dwyer Veterans Peer Support Project in Center Moriches.

China’s defense minister on Sunday rejected U.S. criticism of self-made islands and military facilities in the South China Sea, accusing the United States of stoking regional tensions by deploying warships to the strategic waterway.

China’s defense minister on Sunday rejected U.S. criticism of self-made islands and military facilities in the South China Sea, accusing the United States of stoking regional tensions by deploying warships to the strategic waterway.

World leaders will gather in solemn assembly next week above the sandy beaches of Normandy to mark the 75th anniversary of the world-changing D-Day invasion of France. It's typically a heartfelt tribute to alliance and sacrifice and a unified vow for enduring unity, outweighing any national or political skirmish of the moment.

Using a drone, The Associated Press has produced a series of stunning aerial pictures and videos revisiting landmark D-Day sites, including Sainte-Mere-Eglise, the first town liberated by U.S. forces in Normandy.