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- After a tense, multi-day search behind enemy lines, U.S. forces successfully rescue the second crew member of a downed F-15E Strike Eagle, denying Tehran what could have been a major propaganda victory and showcasing a complex, high-risk recovery operation.
- Fears are growing that Russia is testing a familiar destabilization strategy in Estonia, as pro-Kremlin actors push the idea of a separatist “Narva People’s Republic” inside a NATO member state.
- New reports suggest Kyiv may be opening another front against Russia, launching drone strikes from Libya targeting Moscow’s shadow fleet operating in the Mediterranean.
- U.S. immigration authorities detain the niece of Iranian General Qasem Soleimani after the Trump administration revokes her green card over alleged ties to Iran’s regime.
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