The Hill: Top US, Russian military officials agree on 'enhanced communications' to avoid 'unintended incidents'
The first meeting between the top military officers in the United States and Russia since 2014 resulted in an agreement on enhancing communication to avoid “unintended incidents," the Office of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said Thursday.
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Joseph Dunford and Chief of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces Gen. Valery Gerasimov met Thursday in Azerbaijan, the first meeting between the nations' top military officers since military cooperation was suspended three years ago amid Russian aggression in Ukraine.
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Military And Intelligence News Briefs -- February 17, 2017
Pentagon Chief Rules Out US-Russia Military Collaboration -- VOA
Middle East Increases Emphasis on Military Capabilities and Pushes Defence Spending Back to Growth, IHS Markit Says -- Business Wire
Brazil to retire its only aircraft carrier, Sao Paulo -- UPI
Expert says North Korea will be able to develop ICBM in several years -- TASS
Russian defense ministry shows off Su-35S maneuverability -- UPI
Russia's Red Army Choir sings for first time after crash -- AFP
‘Vicious circle’: Moscow warns NATO Black Sea buildup & increased spending may lead to new Cold War -- RT
NATO: Russia targeted German army with fake news campaign -- DW
Libya Sends New Request for Military Training to NATO -- Reuters
NATO, Finland deepen cooperation on cyber defense -- The Hill
Finland to ramp up troop levels amid heightened Russian tensions -- DW
France to receive A400M airlifters beefed up for combat -- Defense News
NATO European allies to jointly buy planes, set up new elite HQ -- Reuters
Germany plans NATO deals for military planes, subs -- AP
German Defense Minister Ursula Von der Leyen opens Munich Security Conference with call for responsible US involement -- DW
Trudeau says Canada one of NATO's 'strongest actors' without committing more money -- CBC
Europe must not bow to U.S. spending demands on NATO: EU's Juncker -- Reuters
The 2 Percent NATO Benchmark Is a Red Herring -- Peter Layton, National Interest
Carrier Gerald R. Ford Heads to Sea Next Month; Commissioning Later This Year -- USNI News
A Renaissance for Small Aircraft Carriers? -- Austin Bay, Townhall
US Completes Series of Four Trident II Submarine-Launched Missile Tests -- Sputnik
Air Force’s Huey Replacement Program Proposal Pushed Back -- DoD Buzz
Raytheon developing new tool for war game assessment -- UPI
General Dynamics gets $170 million cybersecurity order -- UPI
US Special Forces ‘Iron Man’ Suit To Begin Testing by Summer 2018 -- Sputnik
Robert Harward turns down Trump's offer to be national security adviser -- The Guardian
Mattis is 'alone' in plans to boost defense budget, says House Armed Services Committee chair -- Defense News
Officials Could Present Trump with Proposal to Send More Troops to Syria -- NBC
CIA director: Agency isn't hiding intelligence from Trump -- Military Times
Charted: Here’s How the Cost of Each Version of the F-35 is Changing -- Defense One
Trump's F-35 Calls Came With a Surprise: Rival CEO Was Listening -- Bloomberg
What Mattis Needs to Do As Defense Secretary -- Kathleen Hicks, Cipher Brief
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