troops
Coverage of troops in the Nexus archive.
- Trump erects fence around Reflecting Pool to deter vandals as foul-mouthed activist arrested for berating troops
Trump has erected a fence around the Reflecting Pool to deter vandals. A foul-mouthed activist was arrested for berating troops.
- Troops overrun bandits’ camp in Kogi, rescue two victims – Official
Troops overran a bandits’ camp in Kogi, rescuing two victims, according to an official. The bandits previously operated around the Niger-Kwara-Kogi axis before the military offensive.
- Troops battle Lakurawa terrorists in Kebbi, recover RPGs, explosives
Troops engaged Lakurawa terrorists in Kebbi's Dandi Local Government Area, recovering RPGs and explosives. The confrontation occurred near Dogon Daji on Sunday.
- Troops, security agencies arrest 46 suspected illegal immigrants in Ogun
Troops and security agencies in Ogun State, Nigeria, arrested 46 suspected illegal immigrants. Preliminary investigations indicated the suspects had resided in the state for approximately six months before their arrest.
- Trump’s back-and-forth on troops in Europe potentially cost millions, US officials say
U.S. military officials are awaiting clarity from the Pentagon on troop levels in Europe following President Donald Trump’s inconsistent statements. The back-and-forth has raised concerns about potential financial costs.
- Trump says US ‘not satisfied’ in talks with Iran, days after claiming deal imminent
Trump states the US is 'not satisfied' with ongoing talks with Iran, contradicting his earlier claim of an imminent deal. He urges Gulf states to join the Abraham Accords and suggests negotiations are slowing as the US denies agreeing to lift sanctions or withdraw troops under a draft agreement.
- Where are US forces stationed in Europe?
The United States maintains various bases across Europe, with Deutsche Welle explaining their purposes and troop numbers. The article highlights the distribution and roles of these military installations.
- US conducts self-defense strikes against Iran missile sites to 'protect troops' amid peace talks
The US conducted self-defense strikes against Iran's missile sites to protect troops during ongoing peace talks. The strikes were justified as necessary for national security amid heightened tensions.
- US to withdraw 5,000 troops from Germany in next 6-12 months
The United States will withdraw approximately 5,000 troops from Germany over the next 6 to 12 months, as announced by the Pentagon.
- Ukraine's drone commander has Russian oil, troops and morale in his sights
Ukraine's drone commander, Robert Brovdi, discusses how his unit is targeting Russian oil infrastructure, troops, and morale, accounting for a third of all battlefield targets destroyed.
- Beleaguered £6.3billion Ajax light tanks 'poisoning troops with toxic fumes' MOD report reveals
A Ministry of Defence report reveals that the £6.3 billion Ajax light tanks are emitting toxic fumes that may be poisoning troops. The issue highlights significant concerns over the safety and effectiveness of the costly military equipment.
- Hope for Northern Ireland veterans as Hilary Benn announces controversial Troubles Bill will be delayed and amended to protect troops
Hilary Benn announced the controversial Troubles Bill will be delayed and amended to protect military personnel, offering hope for Northern Ireland veterans affected by the legislation.
- Trump warns of 'bigger, and better, and stronger' strikes unless 'real agreement' is reached and says troops will stay put while clock ticks on deal
President Donald Trump warned of escalated military strikes unless a 'real agreement' is reached in ongoing negotiations. He emphasized that troops will remain in place while time runs out for a deal to be finalized.
- The perils of a ground war in Iran
The article discusses the risks of a potential ground war in Iran, questioning Donald Trump's preparedness to deploy troops effectively. It highlights concerns about military strategy and leadership in a high-stakes geopolitical scenario.