Any operation would mark the third Turkish incursion into Syria in as many years (AFP)
Middle East Eye: Pentagon chief says any Turkish incursion east of Euphrates 'unacceptable'
Mark Esper warns US will prevent any unilateral military movement into northeastern Syria as Turkey prepares for offensive
US Defence Secretary Mark Esper said on Tuesday that any Turkish operation into northeastern Syria would be "unacceptable" and that the United States would prevent unilateral incursions.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Sunday that Turkey, which already has a foothold in north Syria, would be carrying out a military operation in the Kurdish-controlled area east of the Euphrates River.
"Clearly we believe any unilateral action by them [Turkey] would be unacceptable," Esper told reporters travelling with him to Japan.
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Military And Intelligence News Briefs -- August 6, 2019
Pentagon chief: US would prevent 'unacceptable' Turkish invasion of Syria -- The Hill
North Korea bristles at joint South Korea-U.S. military exercise -- UPI
Esper: US won't 'overreact' to North Korean missile launches -- The Hill
Pentagon: Cost of F-35 fighter plane program up by $25B -- UPI
Effort to Upgrade F-35 to Carry Nukes Helped Add $95 Bln to Plane’s $1.5 Trln Price Tag - Report -- Sputnik
‘Damaged’ US F-22 Stealth Fighter Reportedly Spotted Flying Over Syria -- Sputnik
New Army Laser Could Kill Cruise Missiles -- Breaking Defense
With China, Russia in Mind, Pentagon Adding Stealthy Cruise Missiles -- Defense One
Congress Demanded The Army Put Its Plans To Gut Its Underappreciated Naval Fleet On Hold (Updated) -- WarzoneéThe Drive
Army Halts Plans to Scuttle Its Fleet of Watercraft -- Military.com
Lockheed space exec talks future space endeavors -- C4ISRNet
Deadly Germ Research Is Shut Down at Army Lab Over Safety Concerns -- The New York Times
Pentagon Tops $2 Trillion in Costs to Field Major Arms Programs - Bloomberg
Can all the open Pentagon leadership jobs get filled this fall? -- Leo Shane III, Defense News
Can the Pentagon Save its Way to Better Management? -- Peter Levine, War On The Rocks
Tactical military vehicle accidents in the Marine Corps and Navy are at a 10 year low, according to military data. But these grieving families are still questioning it -- Marine Times
Air Operations Continue at High Tempo in Afghanistan -- Air Force Magazine
Peace deal in Afghanistan closer than ever before, says NATO chief -- Reuters
Balkan countries boost their air defense capabilities, albeit for different reasons -- Defense News
Nordic countries see Russia flex its missile muscles -- Defense News
Putin: Russia open to new arms talks with U.S. to avoid 'chaos' -- UPI
Russia to take deployment of US missile systems to Japan into account — senior diplomat -- TASS
Russia Unites Countries in Battle at Annual War Games -- Moscow Times
WATCH jaw-dropping moment of ‘nuke-like’ explosion at Siberian ammo depot -- RT
Comic Or Commander In Chief? Reform Of Ukrainian Defense Industry Giant Tests Zelenskiy’s Will -- RFE
UK Royal Navy bosses plead with sailors to stop taking ketamine amid fears of widespread use in junior ranks -- The SUN
China vows response if US deploys missiles in region, arms race feared -- FOX News
China says People's Liberation Army will defend every part of its territory -- National Post/Reuters
China's Plan For Powerful Naval Fleets Hit By Budget Squeeze. Blame Trump -- IBTimes
Forget the Stealth Fighters and Aircraft Carriers: China's Military Has Big Problems -- Michael Peck, National Interest
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