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International reporter @NBCNews. Moscow bureau exile, now elsewhere. The other place: Bodner.bsky.social
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Onboard the USS Ford as NATO's defenses face its latest test

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By Matthew Bodner Verified
| Aol Verified
ABOARD THE USS GERALD R. FORD, The North Sea — America’s newest and largest aircraft carrier, the USS Gerald R. Ford may be in an undisclosed location in the North Sea off the coast of Norway, but it is at the center of one of NATO’s largest deployments this week.
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¿Qué es el destructor de búnkeres? Trump analiza posible bombardeo a instalación nuclear de Irán

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By Matthew Bodner Verified
| WNEU-TV (Boston, MA) Verified
El Consejo de Seguridad Nacional del presidente Donald Trump le ofrecerá diversas opciones para un posible ataque a la instalación nuclear iraní de Fordo, si decide recurrir a la acción militar. Sin embargo, el sitio es un objetivo difícil y protegido, construido en las profundidades de una montaña. Si Trump decide atacar esta instalación, probablemente tendrá que recurrir a una de las armas más raras de Estados Unidos: el llamado "rompebúnkeres".
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In a Russian border region scarred by war, civilians want peace with Ukraine - but not compromise Original

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By Keir Simmons Verified, Natasha Lebedeva, Matthew Bodner Verified
| NBC News Verified
By , and RYLSK, Russia — Air raid sirens are greeted with a shrug in the small town of Rylsk in Russia’s southwestern Kursk oblast, where residents carry on with their day unconcerned as loud speakers warn, “Attention, missile danger, proceed to shelter.” Nearby, soldiers stand around smoking cigarettes or jump from vehicles to pick up packages from the Ozon store, a Russian equivalent of Amazon, in the thousand-year-old town.
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