Iran reports doubling defense weapons production in one year
Iran's Defense Ministry spokesperson said the country doubled weapons production over the past year.
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Iran's Defense Ministry spokesperson said the country doubled weapons production over the past year.
Eight people were arrested in connection with an alleged failed attack on a defense enterprise in Moscow.
Iran's acting defense minister said Iran would never allow an invasion.
The headline reports that China may be able to test drone technology through the war in Ukraine.
Iran has responded to a reported threat from Donald Trump, with references to a possible ground conflict. Tehran is described as being on alert.
A report indicates military activity involving drones and deadly ambushes behind opposing lines.
A US envoy challenged Israel's justification for a strike in Syria and said the United States found no Turkish deployment there.
Summer camps in Lebanon are providing support to children affected by war. The headline indicates continuing effects of armed conflict on civilians.
French President Emmanuel Macron told Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky that France will send interceptors, according to the headline.
The chief of staff of the armed forces visited an underground facility manufacturing missiles.
The headline reports a dispute over the rationale for an Israeli strike on Syria, including speculation that it was connected to elections.
The Indian Navy has commissioned INS Mangrol, with the headline highlighting its capabilities and strategic importance.
French President Emmanuel Macron accused Russia of seeking to break Ukraine through terror.
Somali pirates reportedly seized an oil tanker offshore Yemen. The incident involves maritime security risks in a strategically sensitive region.
An analysis examines why Israel's military is becoming more aggressive in Syria. The headline indicates heightened military activity in an already contested regional theater.
Twenty-four Islamic State West Africa Province family members surrendered while rival factions clashed in Borno. The headline indicates continuing militant conflict in the region.
A Ukrainian pilot reportedly caused a Shahed drone to crash without using gunfire.
Ukraine’s president met U.S. envoy Kellogg and offered to purchase Patriot missile systems.
Ukraine's foreign minister said the United States and Europe are indispensable in negotiations for peace. The headline concerns diplomatic efforts related to the war in Ukraine.
Pakistan reported that Lashkar-linked terror infrastructure was repurposed to facilitate activity toward Afghanistan.
A Ukrainian farmer says Russian missile attacks are putting his grain production at risk.
General Atomics is looking at India for a 155mm manoeuvring projectile reportedly capable of striking targets beyond 120 kilometers.
Iraq says the planned September 30 withdrawal of the coalition will mark a major transformation.
Anduril and the UAE’s EDGE unveiled a drone concept designed for hovering and fast flight.
The headline discusses Gaza and the rise of a broader “big security” approach, including U.S. politics.
Iran has revealed a new underground base for producing missiles and drones, according to the headline. The facility indicates continued development of military capabilities.
The headline reports warnings in Ukraine about what the Kremlin may be preparing for 24 August. It does not specify the planned action.
Moldovan President Maia Sandu condemned what the headline describes as Russian attacks and a bombed shopping mall. The supplied headline does not provide further details about the location or casualties.
The headline characterizes political activity surrounding Israel’s military as theatrical and contentious.
A papal vehicle converted into a medical clinic may be allowed to enter Gaza. The headline indicates humanitarian medical activity connected to the Gaza war.
The headline reports that Israel is expanding its presence in Syria and asks about the reasons for the move.
The headline reports that Israel and Turkey came close to a military confrontation in Syria.
The available information s report Russian shelling of a Kyiv suburb while German Foreign Minister Wadephul was visiting Kyiv.
New footage reportedly suggests that the Russian fleet may have suffered losses on a scale not seen for years. The headline does not specify the location, cause or exact extent of the losses.
Jihadists reportedly slaughtered and kidnapped dozens of people in Nigeria, accusing them of not following their interpretation of Islam.
The headline reports an unprecedented vulnerability for Russia in an unspecified area. The precise location and nature of the vulnerability are not provided.
Israel has discontinued a US-made precision weapon and begun developing a domestic replacement with Rafael and Elbit. The headline indicates a shift in defense procurement and capabilities.
The headline reports a rising death toll in Kryvyi Rih and a Ukrainian retaliatory response. It indicates continuing wartime casualties and military escalation in Ukraine.
A US military aircraft reportedly ended an Arctic flight after receiving a warning about activity in space, with Russia said to have provided the information. The headline indicates a potentially sensitive military incident.
A Russian attack on a Ukrainian shopping mall has caused deaths, with the toll continuing to rise.