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Report: Major US arms sale deal to UAE at risk over China ties
A US air force F-22 fighter jet is seen at an event during the Dubai airshow in the United Arab Emirates on 17 November 2019. [KARIM SAHIB/AFP via Getty Images] May 27, 2021 at 11:34 am
A multibillion-dollar sale of advanced US weapons to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) could be at jeopardy due to Washington s concern over Abu Dhabi s growing relations with China, the
Wall Street Journal reported.
The paper quoted US officials as saying that American spy agencies have in recent weeks monitored two planes belonging to China s People s Liberation Army which landed at an airport in the UAE and unloaded crates of undetermined materials.
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By Andrew Lapin
(JTA) Israeli paramedics said that at least two worshipers had been killed and at least 213 were injured in a bleacher collapse incident at a synagogue in the Judean Israeli settlement of Givat Zeev on Sunday.
The prayer gathering was held to mark the beginning of the Shavuot holiday. “Hundreds” of haredi Orthodox Jews were congregated at the synagogue in the Israeli settlement northwest of Jerusalem, which was still under construction, a Magen David Adom spokesperson told Israeli media.. For access to this article please sign in or subscribe.
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