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September 15, 2009
Pentagon backs massive missile sale to Turkey
Washington (AFP) Sept 14, 2009
The Pentagon has told US lawmakers it is ready to sell Turkey a 7.8-billion-dollar Patriot missile system, a move designed to bolster its only NATO ally which borders Iran. The sale would include 13 "fire units," 72 PAC-3 interceptor missiles and a host of related hardware, the Pentagon's Defense Security Cooperation Agency has notified Congress in a document obtained Monday by AFP. ... read more

US fears Latin American arms race
Washington (AFP) Sept 14, 2009
The United States voiced alarm Monday that Venezuela's weapons purchases may be fueling a Latin American arms race after a deal between Caracas and Moscow to buy tanks and anti-aircraft rockets. In Caracas, President Hugo Chavez said Sunday that Venezuela had obtained a 2.2-billion-dollar credit from Russia for the purchases, a move an analyst says suggests the leader's real fear of conflict ... more

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USAF Strengthens Nuclear Deterrence Operations
Washington DC (AFNS) Sep 15, 2009
New initiatives underway within the Air Force to consolidate commands, modernize systems and strengthen personnel emphasize nuclear security. "Nuclear deterrence underpins all of our freedom of movement everywhere," Maj. Gen. Donald Alston, the service's assistant chief of staff for strategic deterrence and nuclear integration told bloggers and online journalists yesterday during a DoDLive ... more

Israel eyes big arms sales in Africa
Tel Aviv, Israel (UPI) Sep 14, 2009
Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman's recent five-country tour of Africa was more about building up intelligence links and selling arms than diplomacy, according to one Israeli intelligence specialist. Lieberman didn't sign any arms deals during his swing through Ethiopia, Kenya, Nigeria, Ghana and Uganda. But Israeli officials estimate there are African arms contracts worth ... more

US warns Iran must discuss 'illicit nuclear weapons' program
Washington (AFP) Sept 14, 2009
The United States warned Monday that Iran must be ready to discuss its "illicit nuclear weapons program" in crunch talks on October 1 with six world powers concerned about its atomic strategy. Iran denies its uranium enrichment activities are part of an attempt to manufacture weapons. It has said it would be prepared to field questions about the atomic program but will not trade away its ... more

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  • US strike kills up to five in Pakistan: officials

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    EU's Solana to meet Iran nuclear envoy October 1
    Brussels (AFP) Sept 14, 2009
    The European Union confirmed Monday that world powers will hold talks with Iran on October 1 on its nuclear activities, with EU foreign policy chief Javier Solana and Iran's top negotiator Saeed Jalili taking part. "This morning we reached an agreement with the Iranians to hold a meeting on October 1," Solana's spokeswoman said. Solana and representatives of the five UN Security Council ... more

    Iran agrees date for nuclear talks in move welcomed by US
    Tehran (AFP) Sept 14, 2009
    Iran agreed on Monday to hold talks with six world powers next month on its latest proposals to allay concerns over its nuclear programme, in a move Washington welcomed as an "important first step." EU foreign policy chief Javier Solana spoke by telephone with Iran's top nuclear negotiator Saeed Jalili and they agreed that talks would be held on October 1 between Iran and representatives of ... more

    US, allies to present 'united front' in Iran talks: official
    Washington (AFP) Sept 14, 2009
    The United States and five other powers will have a chance to present a "united front" in opposing Tehran's nuclear program when they meet on October 1, the State Department said Monday. Department spokesman Ian Kelly also said the five UN Security Council permanent members -- the United States, Russia, China, Britain and France -- plus Germany would push for more transparency from Iran at ... more

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  • China lodges WTO complaint over US tyre tariffs

  • Chinese stimulus may have lifted intra-Asia trade: report
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  • Chavez announces Russian missile purchase
  • Brazil sets deadline on fighter jet deal
  • Malaysia set to take second sub in March
  • TALON Laser-Guided Rocket Team Completes First Guided Test Flights
  • USAF Awards Raytheon Contract For Infrared-Guided Maverick Missiles
  • SKorea to train 3,000 'cyber sheriffs': report

  • Russia fire kills soldiers, destroys secret files: reports
  • US floats nuclear disarmament measure at UN
  • Obama faces skeptics in Congress over Afghan war
  • NKorean May Test Nuke Again Despite Direct US Overtures
  • Israel's bid for F-35s stalls
  • Iran talks offer vague but is an opening: analysts
  • Iran ready to talk but not on nuclear issues: Ahmadinejad
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