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Two killed in Israeli strike on Jenin
Jenin, West Bank, Aug 9, 2006 Two Palestinians were killed Wednesday when an Israeli helicopter fired a missile on the Jenin refugee camp in the northern West Bank, Palestinian security sources said. The missile struck a house in the refugee camp. The two victims were not immediately identified. There was no immediate comment from the Israeli army. ... more North Korea seeks aid from South despite chills over missile tests
Seoul, Aug 9, 2006 North Korea has for the first time appealed to South Korean groups for help in recovering from devastating floods despite chills in relations caused by its missile tests last month, aid officials said. The North Korean Committee for the Implementation of the June 15 Declaration -- named after the historic inter-Korean summit in 2000 -- expressed its gratitude for South Koreans' efforts to he ... more North Korean leader disappears amid missile tension
Seoul, Aug 8, 2006 North Korea's reclusive leader Kim Jong-Il has disappeared from public view since the communist country test-fired missiles a month ago in defiance of international opposition. The elusive Kim has shied away from the media spotlight since he visited a tyre factory on July 4, a day before the missile tests. The media blackout spawned rumours in South Korea about possible internal troubles ... more Israel suffers deadliest Hezbollah rocket attack
Kfar Giladi, Israel, Aug 6, 2006 10 killed as Israel suffers deadliest rocket attack
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Baalbek, Lebanon, Aug 2, 2006 New NKorea missile bases target US military in Japan: report
Seoul, Aug 3, 2006 North Korea has been building new underground missile bases along its east coast, targeting Japan and US military facilities in Japan, a report said Thursday. Some 200 Rodong missiles with a range of up to 2,200 kilometers (1,360 miles) and 50 SSN-6 missiles with ranges of 2,500 to 4,000 kilometers are at the new bases, the state-run Institute of Foreign Affairs and National Security (IFANS) ... more Hezbollah fires on Israeli warship: police
Tyre, Lebanon (AFP) Jul 31, 2006 Hezbollah guerrillas fired a missile on an Israeli warship off the coast of the southern port city of Tyre on Monday, police said. Hezbollah's military arm, the Islamic Resistance, claimed in a statement that its guerrillas had "destroyed a Zionist warship ... off Tyre." Hezbollah had vowed revenge following the killing of 52 people, most of them women and children, in an Israeli air rai ... more NKorean long-range missile ended in failure: reports
Tokyo (AFP) Jul 30, 2006 The Japanese government has assessed that North Korea's test firing of a long-range missile on July 5 was a "complete failure," reports said Sunday. The Taepodong-2 missile, one of seven missiles fired by North Korea into the Sea of Japan (East Sea), fell in waters off the North Korean coast, the Mainichi Shimbun said. Japan had originally estimated that the missile flew about 640 kilome ... more US ready to isolate North Korea over nuclear weapons: State Dept envoy
Baguio, Philippines (AFP) Jul 30, 2006 The United States is ready to isolate North Korea internationally over its nuclear weapons program, the top US State Department envoy on the country said Sunday. Assistant Secretary of State Christopher Hill said the North Koreans "seem to like to isolate themselves." "If they want to get isolated, we'll be happy to isolate them," he said without elaborating. The communist state refu ... more |
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Tyre, Lebanon (AFP) Jul 28, 2006 Pressure on Britain over alleged Israel-bound US arms flights
London (AFP) Jul 28, 2006 Iranian-made missile fired at Israel for first time: report
Jerusalem (AFP) Jul 28, 2006 Hezbollah fired Iranian-made missiles into Israel for the first time during the 17-day-old Lebanon crisis on Friday, with five rockets landing in the north of the country without causing casualties, Israeli television reported. Five Zelzal-1 missiles, which have a range of around 100 kilometers (60 miles) landed in the town of Afula, just under 50 kilometers south of Israel's border with Leb ... more Israeli police say 'unknown' missile fired, not Iranian Zelzal
Jerusalem (AFP) Jul 28, 2006 Israeli police said that an "unknown" missile had been fired at Israel Friday carrying at least 100 kilograms of explosives, but that it was not the Iranian-made Zelzal, as reported earlier. "At least one missile of unknown type carrying around 100 kilograms (220 pounds) of explosives hit the town of Afula," police spokesman Mickey Rosenfeld told AFP. "Police sappers who analyzed the mis ... more Hezbollah fires new type of missile at Israel
Jerusalem (AFP) Jul 28, 2006
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