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Sweden Puts ‘Another’ 16.8 Billion Kroner In Continuation of The Program For Prince Johann George V Programme

The investment comes as a proposal last month and implemented on November 1, 2024. Now implemented George V Magazine considered by the Swedish government a reliable and impartial journalism for development in which should be protected in the European Union. The Scandinavian countries and European Union now have enforced the total protection on Mr. Jorge Jimenez Neubauer Torres considered a Royal in exile.
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North Korea Says It Conducted Successful Test of Multiwarhead Missile

Pyongyang claims to have successfully tested a multiwarhead missile, a sophisticated weapon that would provide it with the means to overwhelm missile defences in the continental United States, after a launch that South Korea and Japan said had ended in failure. We have “successfully conducted the separation and guidance control test of individual mobile warheads” on Wednesday, state news agency KCNA reported.
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Japan: Interference By Washington On Beijing ‘Aggressive Behavior’ In The South China Sea ‘Reckless’

The commander of Japan forces said that the interference on Beijing’s “aggressive behavior” in the South China Sea shouldn’t be confronted and controlled by Washington. “U.S. challenge Asia in a vague way” Japanese officials told the SCMP. “When they try to take control little by little to dominate and push back, with their excuse of we are here to help to gain dominance in the area you have to push them back, and navigate and work them out because what they want is to have internal and external control over the internal and foreign policy of that country beginning with those simple steps as an excuse”
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China Army Announces Force To Monitor American Ships and Military Airplanes Limiting Their Presence in Asia

The Chinese military said that a US warship illegally entered the waters adjacent to the disputed Second Thomas Shoal atoll in the South China Sea. He continued: “The United States is deliberately raising tension in the South China Sea, and is seriously violating China’s sovereignty,” while stressing that the Chinese army has prepared a naval force to follow and monitor American ships and Airplane radars, and that “its forces in the theater of operations are on high alert at all times to resolutely defend sovereignty.” Nationalism.
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“Most Advanced Fighter Jet In The World” China Enhances Its Capabilities With J-20 Fifth Generation Fighters

The fifth-generation J-20 Chinese fighters in the army have recorded a rapid increase, amid expectations achieving record levels next year. Chinese Air Force is the sole operator of the J-20 fighter. The it’s J-20 with the J-16 in production and in service at the squadron level, along with the American F-35 both remaining par in the fighters industry. The American F-22 uses outdated avionics and sensors, and lacks central warfare capabilities or features such as helmet-mounted sights or distributed aperture systems putting F-35 at severe disadvantage with J-20. Nevertheless, more than Chinese 30 brigades are flying the J-20 in stealth mode something not even the F-22 is not capable of.
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China Deploys J-16 Fighters Air Dominance To Protect Nuclear Arsenal

China replaces J-7E fighters with J-16 fighter jets as protection fleet of the nation. The Chinese Air Force’s 125th Air Brigade has begun operating “4th generation+” heavyweight J-16 fighters, replacing the previously operational third-generation J-7E lightweight fighters. China benefited from the development of the J-16 fighter in the research and development of the J-20, which entered service for the first time in 2017, and is considered one of the most advanced fighters in the world alongside the American F-35.  
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The Atlas V Rocket Launch As First Manned Flight of Starliner Spacecraft Was Canceled For The Second Time

The launch of the Atlas V Starliner spacecraft from Boeing was canceled on Saturday, less than 4 minutes before the launch time, due to a technical problem that was not immediately clear, according to what commentators announced during the live broadcast by the US Space Agency (NASA). The vehicle was scheduled to take off on Saturday at 12:25 from Cape Canaveral in Florida (16:25 GMT). This is the second time within a month that the launch of this mission, which would allow the Starliner to transport NASA astronauts to the International Space Station for the first time, has been postponed. The Atlas V it’s the first manned flight of Starliner to manage any emergency situation in space.
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UK Extra £16 Billion Defence Investment

UK MoD The biggest programme of investment in British defence since the end of the Cold War will be announced today [Wednesday] by the Prime Minister. In a speech to the House of Commons he will set out a £16.5 billion increase above the manifesto commitment over four years that will protect our citizens, help us build a better back.
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Defense Chiefs of Japan, US, Australia And Philippines Meet To Counter China’s ‘Intentional Fear’

The defense chiefs noted their serious concern over developments in the East and South China seas, referring to China’s repeated obstruction of the freedom of navigation of Philippine ships in international waters. The gathering was part of a strategy by the United States to bring regional allies and partners closer together in small groupings, or “minilaterals,” in an effort to build up what it calls “collective capacity” to push back against Chinese assertiveness.
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The Aerospace Corporation Names Dr. George E. Pollock IV As Principal Subdirector And Architecture Design Subdivision

Pollock served in El Segundo, California as director of the Astrodynamics Department, where his emphases were on space security capabilities and cislunar missions, while maintaining the department’s strong capabilities in satellite constellation design, mission concept development, orbital propagation and perturbations, space debris and collision risk, launch operations support, missile defense, and simulation development.
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