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UNITED STATES Issue dated 08/02/2017

How SEAL raid went wrong

The first special operation launched by President Donald Trump, a SEAL raid in Yakla on January 29, failed to deliver. [...] (567 words)

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Western countries compete for cyber-capacity building initiatives

Yemen, Afghanistan ops may save day for CIA

DIA privatises NMEC, its enemy data exploitation centre

Coast guard goes shopping for drones

Riyadh caught between Washington, Paris

DGSE and DRM support Riyadh

Predator drones for Mohammed bin Nayef

CIA chief Brennan's hidden role

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