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CNN New Day With John Berman and Brianna Keilar July 7, 2024

us now. great to see you as always. this is a serious escalation. how do you see it? this is an escalation that china had been worning about in the weeks prior to this trip that pelosi was taking p the question is was it worth it, was anything substantive made during these meetings that she had on the ground there, symbolically this was a huge move, showing once again the united states stands in support of taiwan. and their autonomy there. that having been said, given the tensions, not only in the region right now, in china s escalation, and xi s escalation, as he s approaching his party congress meeting later this year, set to become the third term, unprecedented leader of that country and leader for life, was it worth it. with all of the focus now on ukraine, would this actually benefit taiwan and its security, and that s the question really going forward there, holding embargoes now on trade between china and taiwan, and, you know, the taiwanese obviously embraced this v

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US Used Flying Ginsu - a Six-Bladed Weapon to Kill Iraqi Militia Leader |

The US used a six-bladed weapon known as the 'Flying Ginsu' to kill a leading figure of Kataib Hezbollah in Baghdad. The weapon, a modified Hellfire missile, is designed to strike targets with high accuracy and eliminate threats without endangering nearby non-combatants or infrastructure. This targeted assassination reflects a tactical shift in the US's approach to counterterrorism, aiming to minimize civilian casualties.

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CNN New Day With John Berman and Brianna Keilar June 4, 2024 12:24:00

modified hellfire missile nicknamed the flying ginsu. tom foreman is joining us now. tell us about this modified hellfire missile. we can tell you what we believe we know. the truth is the pentagon, the dod, they don t want to talk about this thing. this is what is believed to be, based on a lot of military watchers who studied it closely, it is a version of a hellfire missile, meaning five feet long, about 100 pounds, and what makes it unique is this. you can t see the two in the back, but there are six blades that as this flies toward a target, they pop out at the last possible moment, creating a kinetic attack force. what that means is no explosion, just a tremendous force moving through a target, so something about as big as a screen, is exposed to the attack and nothing else around it. it is a very unusual weapon. and, again, they don t want to talk about it, in part because it is so unusual, and such a

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Kabul: US Used Flying Ginsu , The Warhead-Less Missile, To Kill al-Qaida Leader al-Zawahiri In The Balcony Of A Kabul Safe House

Kabul: US Used Flying Ginsu , The Warhead-Less Missile, To Kill al-Qaida Leader al-Zawahiri In The Balcony Of A Kabul Safe House
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US used its top-secret giant sword missile to kill terror boss Ayman al-Zawahiri

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