Ukrainian Military Bases Targeted In Crimea -- BBC
Pro-Russian protesters have stormed a Ukrainian naval base in western Crimea.
Several hundred unarmed protesters attacked the base at Novofedorivka, which is now under almost complete control of Russian forces.
Meanwhile, Ukrainian troops surrounded by Russian forces have been ordered to battle stations at Belbek airbase.
Russian forces, including snipers and armoured personnel carriers, have advanced and an ultimatum to surrender has just expired.
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Military And Intelligence News Briefs
2,000 out of 18,000 Ukrainian Troops to Leave Crimea -- RIA Novsoti
Russian Navy Flag Raised at Ukraine's Only Sub -- RIA Novosti
Tensions over Crimea, but not nuclear weapons -- Washington Post
Susan Rice: We still believe a diplomatic solution is possible in Russia-Ukraine crisis -- Washington Times
Crimea Freezes US-Russia Military Relationship -- Military.com
OSCE Agrees on Ukraine Observer Mission -- RIA Novosti
Poland calls for larger U.S. military presence in eastern Europe -- Reuters
Detectives investigating unfounded claims that British troops murdered Iraqi civilians were paid £1,000 a day -- Daily Mail
India's Top Secret 1962 China War Report Leaked -- The Diplomat
Xi Jinping consolidates his control of PLA -- The Interpreter
Cyprus defense minister dies from brain hemorrhage -- AP
Sri Lanka army admits torture of women recruits -- Al Jazeera
This Is the Ultimate MiG-21: Pakistani JF-17 builds on classic warplane -- David Axe, War is Boring
S. Korea worries over Pentagon’s budget woes -- Washington Times
US denies making decision on resuming military aid to Egypt -- Middle East Monitor
Benghazi deja vu? U.S. embassies in Pakistan poorly resourced to fight attack -- Washington Times
Pentagon: Hypersonic Needed to Defeat Russian Air Defense Systems -- Defense Tech
New U.S. Army Rocket Could Blast Any Target in the World in Just Three Hours: Now the Navy might want it, too -- David Axe, War is Boring
Report: Air Force tanker program $1B over budget -- The Hill
Dirigible Drones Will Watch the World From 13 Miles Up -- Danger Room
Tank Goodness: Armor Programs Will Recover Despite GCV Kill, Sequester -- Sydney J. Freedberg Jr., Breaking Defense
Sen. Feinstein 'open to changes' on NSA spying -- The Hill
Obama meeting with Internet heavyweights in Oval Office over NSA spying -- Washington Times
Revelations of N.S.A. Spying Cost U.S. Tech Companies -- New York Times
Pentagon database amasses millions of non-military police records -- RT
Police keep quiet about cell-tracking technology -- Washington Times
DARPA and Drone Cars: How the US Military Spawned Self-Driving Car Revolution -- Live Science
Google rejects military funding for its advanced humanoid robot -- The Verge
Deadly chemical weapons, buried and lost, lurk under U.S. soil -- L.A. Times
High unemployment still haunting U.S. military veterans -- Reuters
US soldier missing since 1964 buried with full military honors -- FOX News
Soldiers killed during WW1 named via DNA from relatives -- BBC
What’s in Veterans Affairs’ $164 Billion Budget? -- Jacob Sotak, New York Times
Children of wounded 'hidden casualties' of war -- UT San Diego
Western Journalists and Russian Intelligence -- XX Committee
Vladimir Putin, Russia’s spy in chief -- Jim Hoagland, Washington Post
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