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Diss marks Armed Forced Day with military display - Vimarsana News

Diss marks Armed Forced Day with military display

Wartime vehicles and military personnel marched into the centre of Diss in honour of Armed Forces Day.

Armed Forces Day: SSAFA Supporting Soldiers After Service - Vimarsana News

Armed Forces Day: SSAFA Supporting Soldiers After Service

Bill Gibb finds out about the work of charity SSAFA in supporting ex-soldiers as we mark Armed Forces Day 2022.

'Conflict entrepreneurs' with vested interest behind Agnipath protest, arson: NSA Doval - Vimarsana News

'Conflict entrepreneurs' with vested interest behind Agnipath protest, arson: NSA Doval

Amid the row over Centre's newly-launched Agnipath recruitment scheme for defence forces, National Security Advisor Ajit Doval on Tuesday said there are conflict entrepreneurs with vested interests who are behind the protests over the scheme.

India News | 'Conflict Entrepreneurs' with Vested Interest Behind Agnipath Protest, Arson: NSA Doval - Vimarsana News

India News | 'Conflict Entrepreneurs' with Vested Interest Behind Agnipath Protest, Arson: NSA Doval

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Amid the row over Centre's newly-launched Agnipath recruitment scheme for defence forces, National Security Advisor Ajit Doval on Tuesday said there are "conflict entrepreneurs" with vested interests who are behind the protests over the scheme. India News | 'Conflict Entrepreneurs' with Vested Interest Behind Agnipath Protest, Arson: NSA Doval.

Budget 2022: Canada bows to NATO pressure and ups military spending - Vimarsana News

Budget 2022: Canada bows to NATO pressure and ups military spending

Officials also acknowledged that even with an additional $8 billion, Canada will remain far short of NATO’s spending target, even as other allies dramatically ramp up their own military investments following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.