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The death toll from a suicide bombing in Sanaa has risen to 38 troops. In the port city of Hodeida, three U.S. Coast Guard trainers were attacked by militants Sunday.
The Navy this summer plans to sail a carrier strike group powered by a biofuel mix amid efforts by congressional Republicans to cut off funds for Secretary Ray Mabus’ signature initiative.
Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei said Saturday the Pentagon report made irresponsible comments about China's legitimate and normal defense development.
It adds $8 billion, calls for an East Coast missile defense site the military opposes, restricts the president's ability to reduce N-weapons under a 2010 treaty, and preserves ships and aircraft the Pentagon hoped to retire.
A second senior U.S. official is saying the administration has decided not to apologize to Pakistan for the recent accidental killings of Pakistani troops—following months of top-level discussions.
The annual appraisal of China’s military modernization also suggests Beijing leaders want to project power while avoiding confrontation with neighbors and the United States.