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The duke faces an intense backlash after writing about his time in Afghanistan in his controversial memoir, Spare.

The duke faces an intense backlash after writing about his time in Afghanistan in his controversial memoir, Spare.

The duke faces an intense backlash after writing about his time in Afghanistan in his controversial memoir, Spare.

The duke faces an intense backlash after writing about his time in Afghanistan in his controversial memoir, Spare.

Sweden "has a significant chance for innovation because it can rebuild its defense forces within a wider context and perspective while relying heavily on domestic defense companies that the country has not yet tapped to its full benefit," writes analyst Robbin Laird.

Winter, 1968. A multinational force of American, British, Dutch, and Norwegian ships sails the North Atlantic, defending NATO’s shores under a shared flag

Kyiv official says Russia running low on Iranian drones; claims Moscow offered to send its own experts on suppressing dissent to Tehran, which is dealing with anti-regime protests

The materials used by Iran for its drones cannot survive the freezing temperatures of the Ukrainian winter.

Russia is boasting of other drones not supplied by Iran that are being used successfully by ground forces in parts of Ukraine.

Russian forces in Ukraine are reportedly dying of hypothermia because the gear and clothing they are outfitted with is insufficient for the cooling weather in Ukraine.