Category - Warfare and Conflicts

• Iran: Improved ballistic missile will take preemptive action against threats
• Houthi’s Saudi assault wounds 73
• Protesters in South Korea urge govt not to send troops to Strait of Hormuz
• Iran using Houthis, Iraqis as proxies vs US Gulf allies–officials
• Vlad’s ‘cease-fire’ amid talks
• Senior figures tell me that Putin’s seriously considerin­g doing something crazy to provoke Nato. We risk a Pearl Harbor moment
• Fears of ‘forever war’
• Military rejects off-limits declaratio­n by MILF commander
• Health-tech firm lands NATO approval, first U.S. military sale
• Canada is bolstering its defense industry as US relations fray. A boom is on for local contractor­s
• ROCKETS’ RED GLARE IN VID
• Putin threat to UK is a Nato fiction, claims ‘dangerousl­y naive’ Diane Abbott
• Moscow weapons assist for Tehran
• THE PLOT TO COMMIT THE DEADLIEST ACT OF TERRORISM IN MODERN HISTORY WAS SURPRISING­LY LOW-TECH.
• 4 Lebanese dead in Israeli strikes
• Assad-era Syrian reactor could have posed nuclear threat – UN
• 25 years on from that bright, sunny morning America’s $6TRILLION War on Terror has achieved little beyond stoking new forms of Islamist barbarity
• How a shape-changing drone works
• NATO urged to be ready for attack
• ‘No winners’: Zelenskyy adviser warns of mutual disaster if war continues
• Syria starts destroying Assad-era weapons
• Hegseth’s wartime purge
• Japan’s defense budget request hits record high
• Editor’s letter
• The president is waging an illegal, costly war in Iran
• America is at war in … Ecuador?
• Ratko Mladic to be buried Monday, amid EU backlash
• ‘Take US-China military activities in South China Sea seriously’
• North Korea builds new Yongbyon uranium enrichment facility: IAEA
• Ukraine to get Patriot missiles from allies
• Ukraine-russia overnight strikes kill nine