The United States used a covert “deception campaign” led by the CIA to locate and rescue a missing F-15 crew member deep inside Iran, according to an NBC News report citing US officials.The second ...

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Ukraine sent boot insoles with 10-15 grams of explosive to Kremlin soldiers, delivering “tens of thousands” of the devices via Poland and Belarus using Russian “volunteers” and charities, report says.