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USA deployed nuclear aircraft carriers and 'destroyers' in full crisis with Venezuela
The United States is preparing for a naval mission, but has not commented which one.
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The fifth aircraft carrier of the US Navy named the USS Abraham Lincoln and its escort of warships is carrying out naval exercises on the coast of Florida, the state closest to Venezuela .
EE. UU. desplegó portaaviones nuclear y ‘destructores’ en medio de crisis con Venezuela
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I can tell you I live 25 minutes north of Daytona and they are doing bombing runs. Started about two weeks ago and the amount I’m seeing and hearing in the skies is insane. They are practicing bombing runs into Ocala Target Range. Pretty much what they would do in Venezuela.
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Iran: Will ‘immediately intervene’ if Pakistan doesn’t eliminate terrorists
Staff writer, Al Arabiya English Monday, 18 February 2019
Chief of General Staff of Iranian Armed Forces, Major General Mohammad Bagheri, warned on Monday that Tehran will intervene if terrorist presence in Pakistan is not addressed and eliminated “immediately”.
The Iranian news agency, IRNA, quoted Bagheri as saying that if training camps and their activities in some areas of Pakistan continue “for any reason whatsoever,” Iran will immediately intervene.
Bagheri said that the country will exercise this option if “it needs to” as it is Tehran’s “international and legitimate right” as per the United Nations Charter.
“Pakistan bears great responsibility in terms of defending its borders and purging neighboring lands with Iran from terror groups,” he said.
Bagheri said that terrorists set up secret bases in Tehran. He also accused Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates of training, equipping and organizing these groups in order to destabilize Iran.
Commenting on last week’s suicide car bomb, that killed at least 27 members of the Revolutionary Guard, Bagheri said that talks with Pakistani leaders have already started.
He said that a team of Pakistani officials visited Iran and discussions are taking place with the Pakistani leadership.
“We asked the Pakistani authorities to either purge the territories where terrorist groups are stationed or to allow Iranian forces to enter these (areas) and confront them,” Bagheri said.
He said that the Pakistani army started an operation in the Balochistan region on Sunday but added that these efforts may not yield the desired results. As a result, Iran and Pakistan continue to discuss ways to ensure security.
During another meeting with the country’s armed forces personnel in Qom, Bagheri spoke of Iran’s capability to tackle such threats. He said that all of Iran’s borders are secure and the country’s military and defense units are ready to respond to any threat even if it is kilometers away from its borders.
Last Update: Monday, 18 February 2019 KSA 18:09 - GMT 15:09
Link: https://english.alarabiya.net/en/New...stan-side.html
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Pulwama attack: Pakistan warns India against military action Pakistan has warned it will retaliate if India takes military action against it after a militant attack on Indian forces in Indian-administered Kashmir.
Prime Minister Imran Khan went on television to call on India to provide evidence to support its claims that Pakistan was involved.
India responded that Mr Khan was again making excuses.
More than 40 members of India's security forces died in Thursday's suicide bombing on their convoy.
Pakistan-based militant group Jaish-e-Mohammad said it was behind it.
The attack has raised tensions between India and Pakistan, which have fought two wars and a limited conflict in the region and are both nuclear powers.
What did Khan say?
In his first comments addressing the attack, he said India should "stop blaming Pakistan without any proof or evidence" and urged Indian authorities to share any "actionable intelligence".
"If you think that you will launch any kind of attack on Pakistan, Pakistan will not just think about retaliation, Pakistan will retaliate," he said, adding that only dialogue could help solve issues in Kashmir.
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India has long accused Pakistan of backing militant separatists in Indian-administered Kashmir.
Mr Khan, who took office last year, said his government was ready to co-operate with India in investigating the attack. But he also said Delhi should reflect on why Kashmiri youth had reached a point where they no longer feared death.
The prime minister said he had not addressed the attack earlier because of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's high-profile visit to Pakistan on Sunday and Monday. https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/624/cp...9c807086db.jpg How did India respond?
In a statement, the foreign ministry said that Mr Khan had failed to condemn the "heinous act" nor offer condolences to victims' families.
"It is a well-known fact that Jaish-e-Mohammad and its leader Masood Azhar are based in Pakistan. [This] should be sufficient proof for Pakistan to take action," the ministry said.
It said that past attacks in India attributed to Pakistan-based militants had not been investigated properly by Islamabad.
Mr Khan had also mentioned India's upcoming elections in the context of calls for retaliation against Pakistan - saying politicians believed strong action would boost votes.
The Indian foreign ministry said the insinuation was "regrettable", adding: "India's democracy is a model for the world which Pakistan would never understand."
Earlier, India's top military commander in Kashmir, Lt Gen KJS Dhillon, accused Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) spy agency of "controlling" the attack with Jaish-e-Mohammad commanders, but he provided no evidence.
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"I'd request all the mothers in Kashmir to please request their sons who have joined terrorism to surrender and get back to the mainstream," he said. "Otherwise anyone who has picked up the gun will be killed."
The suicide bomber has been identified as a young man from the region. Correspondents say a significant number of young Kashmiris have joined militant groups in recent years.
Uncomfortable questions for Khan
By BBC Pakistan correspondent, Secunder Kermani, in Islamabad
When Imran Khan took office last year he said he wanted to improve relations with India, and that for every one step India took, Pakistan would take two.
The traditional wisdom in Pakistan is that the country's army hasn't wanted closer ties between the two. However, as the military seems supportive of Imran Khan's administration it had been hoped progress could now be made. In fact, over the past few months, Indian officials have been the ones more reluctant to pursue negotiations - probably because of the upcoming elections.
In his speech, Imran Khan said there was "a new mindset" in Pakistan, and that any militant group using Pakistani soil was an "enemy" of the country. He asked the Indian government what gain they thought Pakistan could hope to achieve from an attack like this.
But while his confident and measured speech will go down well domestically, uncomfortable questions remain about the state's relationship with Kashmir-focused militant groups like Jaish-e-Mohammad. While JeM is a banned organisation, many international observers believe Pakistani intelligence services allow it operate under the radar.How high are tensions?
Both India and Pakistan claim all of Muslim-majority Kashmir, but control only parts of it.
Thursday's bombing was the deadliest attack on Indian forces in the region for decades.So far India has focused on retaliation by economic and diplomatic means. It has revoked Pakistan's Most Favoured Nation trading status and raised customs duties to 200%.
Both countries have recalled top diplomats.
How else might India retaliate?
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is facing an election later this year, has vowed a strong response and says he will give the military free rein.
The last time an attack on Indian forces close to this magnitude occurred in Kashmir was in 2016, when 19 soldiers were killed at a base. In response to that, India carried out "surgical strikes" which involved Indian soldiers crossing the de facto border to hit Pakistani posts.This time heavy snow in the region could make that kind of limited ground response impossible, analysts say. But there are fears that going further - with air strikes, for example - could lead to Pakistani retaliation and a significant escalation.https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-47290107
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