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SOF WEEK 2023 — If US Special Operations Command wants to keep up with its counterparts in China, it’s got to leverage private equity to speed the integration of commercial tech, a panel of VCs and experts warned. Addressing USSOCOM’s commander, Gen. Bryan Fenton, and delegates at the inaugural SOF Week conference in Tampa, Fla., last week, the panel described how the commercial market and small-medium enterprises (SMEs) continue to drive hi-tech development in defense, particularly in the...

The beefed up presence includes U.S. Navy destroyers, U.S. Coast Guard fast response cutters, unmanned systems and a variety of aircraft.

The National Liberation Army (ELN) guerrilla is threatening to abandon the peace talks in Havana, Cuba, after a declaration by President Petro to the Armed Forces.

CNN  —  The US will bolster its defensive posture with heightened patrols in the Persian Gulf after destabilizing actions by Iran this past month to interfere with and seize commercial vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz and other strategic waterways, according to a US National Security Council spokesperson.

The United States strengthens its defensive posture in the Gulf region following Iran's seizure of commercial vessels. Ensuring safe

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NEW YORK: The response of the US State Department to the arrest of Imran Khan is not only vague and cautious but also devoid of any concern. In response to a written query by Geo/Jang, a US State...

Israeli fighter jets attack Islamic Jihad rocket-launching positions in northern Gaza after rockets fired toward Israeli border communities; 'Our capabilities become more complex, enabling us to achieve successes even mid-conflict,' IDF spokesman says

The successful completion of this exercise reinforces the importance of the US Navy's partnerships with its allies in maritime security.

The head of US special ops in the Pacific suggested some operators are struggling with a less direct mission, though USSOCOM chief Gen. Bryan Fenton told Breaking Defense that's not something he's seen.