Israel and Hamas remain at odds over a Gaza peace agreement
The headline questions why Israel has not accepted a proposed peace agreement concerning the Gaza war.
Military developments, their reported scope and the consequences for civilians, transport and essential services.
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The headline questions why Israel has not accepted a proposed peace agreement concerning the Gaza war.
An editorial describes an anniversary taking place amid ongoing bombardment.
A US judge postponed the trial of a Libyan man charged in connection with the 1988 bombing of Pan Am Flight 103. The attack killed 270 people.
US Cyber Command is removing redundancies from its warfighting architecture. The headline indicates an organizational change in military cyber capabilities.
Portugal’s prime minister said the delivery of Patriot systems to Ukraine remains uncertain and accused Russia of desperation.
The United States struck a vessel in the eastern Pacific, killing two people, in its first such attack in months.
Airbus and Diehl are pursuing aircraft concepts involving drone wingmen and remote carriers for future air warfare.
A Russian trainee reportedly nearly caused an explosion while handling a rocket launcher.
The U.S. Navy reportedly skipped final trials for a fast-attack nuclear submarine while signaling readiness to fight.
The headline reports advocacy for continued arms support and an absence of diplomacy, but provides no further details.
Yemen's Houthi movement reports an attack on a Saudi ship. The headline does not provide details on casualties or damage.
A report says Russia has exhausted three of four financing sources for its war.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Hamas over launches from Gaza, while Hamas accused Israel of escalation. The exchange indicates heightened tensions in the Gaza conflict.
A cargo ship is reportedly being held by pirates in Somalia, though the supplied headline gives no further details about the vessel or incident.
Ukraine’s prime minister hopes to obtain interceptor missiles and additional support from Japan. The request concerns military assistance during Russia’s invasion.
The available information reports a war involving Iran and claims loss of control in the Middle East.
European leaders marked Ukraine’s 35th Independence Day while Russia’s invasion continues. The headline indicates the war remains active and internationally prominent.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Iran attempted to kill one of his sons. The headline provides no further details about the alleged incident.
A report indicates British weapons as influencing a new phase of the war in Ukraine and claims Russian forces face increased vulnerability.
The headline reports that Russia is preparing a new mass attack and identifies potential timing and targets in Ukraine.
Spain’s paratroopers are conducting drone combat operations in a trench-warfare context.
The United States has presented a new weapon described as intended to provide air superiority.
An Israeli attack killed four people in Gaza, including two children, according to the supplied headline. The report says this occurred after a U.S. request for Israel to curb attacks.
Israeli strikes in Gaza reportedly killed four people, including two children.
An operation reportedly led to the death of El Mencho, a narcotrafficker wanted by Mexico and the United States. The headline does not specify the operation’s wider aftermath.
The Eisenhower Carrier Strike Group is scheduled to deploy to Europe this week.
A gang attack on a town near Haiti's capital reportedly left 30 people dead.
Ukraine's community in La Rioja commemorated its national day while expressing pride in resisting Russia. The headline indicates the continuing Russia-Ukraine war.
The Black Sea is described as a new front in the conflict between Ukraine and Russia.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Iran attempted to assassinate one of his sons.
European countries have provided Ukraine with billions and weapons, prompting an immediate reaction from Russia. The headline does not specify the nature of the response.
The United Kingdom authorized the transfer of Storm Shadow military technology to Ukraine.
An analysis describes Ukraine relying on attacks in Russia while remaining vulnerable in the air.
Medics say Israeli fire killed two young children in Gaza.
Israel has been criticized for closing its investigation into the killing of seven World Central Kitchen workers. The case concerns accountability for deaths during an aid operation.
The USS Boxer is scheduled for a $150 million upgrade after returning from the Middle East.
Rwandan President Paul Kagame said Rwanda will remain involved in the Democratic Republic of the Congo until the FDLR threat is eliminated.
Media reports say hundreds of soldiers have fled or deserted during military training.
An Italian report says production of Scalp missiles in Ukraine could also benefit Europe.
A 77-year-old person reportedly walked 15 kilometers under skies filled with drones to flee what was described as an inferno.