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The incident was 'probably related to psychological problems of the troop', Iranian military says

The officials will decide on promotions of generals, admirals and colonels during the one-day meeting

'Patriotic transgender Americans who are serving, and who want to serve, must not be dismissed'

Trump's tweets did not make clear when a ban reversing former policy would go into effect

Ironically, President Trump had tweeted he would 'fight' for the LGBT community during his election campaign

"I am the boss," Macron told the army top brass at their annual summer party

The UN atomic agency said as recently as June 2 that Tehran is sticking to the terms of the deal

In 2014, hundreds of Indian and Chinese troops faced off on the de facto border known as the Line of Actual Control

IS fighter was killed with a two-mile shot and the bullet took less than 10 seconds to travel

Abe's government as it counters China's growing influence in the South China Sea

The US military conducts such patrols to show China it is not entitled to territorial waters there

Weapons will be used by the army's mountain artillery divisions along India's high-altitude frontiers

It is a truism that workforces everywhere are a reflection of the cultures and societies they recruit from

Prawet faces 10 counts of breaking Article 112, so that works out to up to 150 years in prison if he is found guilty

Americans could not decide whether they were in Afghanistan to defeat terrorism or engage in nation-building

Nearly 9,000 US troops remain in Afghanistan

World military spending was $1.69 trillion in 2016

Russia's military spending was $69.2 billion in 2016, a 5.9 per cent rise over 2015

Sindh govt yet to release funds for accommodation, transportation, food expenses of police officials

Xi is overseeing a sweeping modernisation of the country's armed forces

Teachers’ association rejects decision of handing over any building to troops

Says decision to revive military courts rests with govt

Russian Ambassador to Pakistan called on Chief of Army Staff Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa and lauded the launch

These sources said that apart from military cooperation both countries had commonality of views on terrorism

The MBTs will be imported from Russia at a cost of $2 billion

CPEC will continue to dominate through 2017 possibly with some of the expected benefits beginning to show green shoots

Here's how

Passengers included dozens of Red Army Choir members heading to celebrate the New Year with troops

He served in military operations directorate remaining involved in the finalisation of National Action Plan (NAP)

Irfan Siddiqui says govt committed to eliminating terrorism

Highlights from the 9th International Defence Exhibition and Seminar (IDEAS)

Military personnel and search and rescue officials had been sent to the area, says rescue chief

Afghanistan is one of the hardest places in the world to be a woman, according to the United Nations

The US military will review recruitment practices to better reflect the changing face of America

The incidents raise questions about security and screening procedures for the programs

Community stages protest as top military commander calls for unity to defeat enemy’s designs

Russian troops will be in the country for two weeks from September 24 to October 10

ISPR says exercise aimed at gaining experience in the domain of counter-terrorism and counter IED operations

Addressing climate change has not been a priority in a 2016 campaign dominated by economy, trade and foreign policy

The pilot program is focused on training migrants in technology, medicine and logistics

The Pentagon's announcement follows a spate of fatal gun violence in the US

The plane was an AV-8B Harrier II, a single-engine ground attack aircraft

The agreement was made Monday afternoon during telephone talks

The countries call each other "all-weather friends"

The Taliban said their fighters shot down the jet, claiming that all on board had been killed

Pakistan’s JF-17 Thunder aircraft performed flight manoeuvres during the parade at the concluding ceremony

US is now India's top arms source and holds more joint exercises with it than any other country

Police allowed Saturday's parade to go forward despite a ban on political gatherings

Manohar Parrikar's statement comes after last week's avalanche which claimed the lives of nine soldiers

Seven joint exercises with the involvement of the relevant units of foreign states will be held