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Russian warships enter Mediterranean to form permanent task force
Warships from Russia's Pacific Fleet have entered the Mediterranean for the first time in decades.
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Australia to stock up on US drones
FIVE years after it walked away from a US Navy program to provide unmanned surveillance aircraft for Australia, the government has asked the US for renewed access to the technology.