NATO conducts exercises in Norway
NATO is conducting military exercises in Norway, with a Norwegian commander disclosing details about the drills.
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NATO is conducting military exercises in Norway, with a Norwegian commander disclosing details about the drills.
The headline reports a €14 million Finnish defense investment in first-person-view drones.
A report indicates an ongoing US-Iran war and a US response to an Iranian video threatening to assassinate Barron Trump.
Leonardo has opened a Ukrainian branch and is testing the Michelangelo Dome with Kyiv.
Ukraine reportedly intends to leave the international treaty banning landmines.
The headline reports renewed use or proliferation of landmines despite an international ban treaty.
The United States is reportedly ending a drone battalion only a year after its creation.
A report examines how the only NATO country without an army is preparing for a potential conflict.
Keith Kellogg compared Vladimir Putin to Hitler and warned of a potential third world war in Europe.
Kinshasa suspended universities in areas controlled by the AFC/M23 alliance. The measure indicates continuing disruption linked to armed conflict in the region.
A report says the CIA chief warned Vladimir Putin as drone attacks fueled fears of a wider war involving Europe. The headlines do not confirm that a broader war has begun.
Ukraine’s head of the president’s office says the country will face a shortage of Patriot missiles throughout the year. Patriot systems are used for air defense during the war.
Chad warned Sudan following reported airstrikes near the border.
Lawmakers backed White House fiscal 2026 plans to increase troop numbers and provide a 3.8% military pay rise.
Iran's deputy foreign minister said the country remains in a state of war despite signing an agreement concerning the Strait of Hormuz.
The headline reports that Russia’s S8000 Banderol missile has caused significant damage and challenged Ukrainian air defenses.
Expatriates in the Gulf are sheltering between episodes of conflict. The headline indicates continuing insecurity affecting civilians in the region.
A new U.S. Navy measure allows greater use of 3D printing in submarine construction. The policy concerns military manufacturing and naval capability.
Pakistan is expanding its Turkish drone footprint near India, with the deployment linked to the reported significance of Operation Sindoor. The headline indicates increased military capabilities near a tense border.
Haiti has intensified its campaign against gangs in the capital, while violence is spreading elsewhere. The headlines indicate a worsening security situation.
Ukrainian air defenses reportedly downed 134 of 162 Russian targets, with impacts recorded at 18 locations. The headlines provide no details on casualties or damage.
Moscow airports experienced disruption amid reported Ukrainian drone attacks following a CIA director's visit.
The headline reports that Rubio asked allies to stop attacks and described an agreement as impossible with those involved.
Russia announced that it had taken control of two additional localities in Ukraine's Sumy and Zaporizhzhia regions.
A Russian warehouse covering more than 100,000 square meters caught fire following a reported Ukrainian attack.
Ukraine's Defense Forces reported striking 16 targets in Russia, including a missile unit and airfields.
Live coverage reports developments in a conflict involving Iran, the United States, Israel and Lebanon.
The British prime minister said the United Kingdom will continue supporting Ukraine as the CIA chief visits Russia.
A British citizen fighting for Russia was killed in Ukraine after less than three months at the front. The report highlights the participation of foreign nationals in the war.
The headline says Iran is preparing for a possible total war with the United States. It warns that such a conflict could spread across the region and threaten energy infrastructure.
Israel reportedly attacked Hezbollah and Hamas targets in Lebanon ahead of a key disarmament meeting. The strikes indicate continued military activity and regional tensions.
Party representatives at CTSAMVM called for deployment of unified forces. The headline indicates efforts to coordinate armed forces in a conflict-related setting.
A Ukrainian commander reportedly moved through a dangerous combat area to rescue wounded troops. The headline describes active wartime operations involving Ukrainian forces.
Russian soldiers were reported receiving medical assistance following an exchange. The headline indicates a wartime exchange but provides no further details.
The headline links Russian mobilization with exceptionally high losses in the war.
The Syrian Democratic Forces are reported to have dissolved following their integration into the Syrian army.
India's government reportedly plans to expand private-sector missile manufacturing and target a strike range of 1,500 kilometers. The headline describes a military-industrial and weapons-capability development.
President Bola Tinubu said Nigeria will confront terrorism and protect its people. The headline indicates an ongoing serious security threat but gives no new attack details.
Russian forces reportedly captured Pisarevka in Sumy Region and Nezhenka in Zaporizhzhia Region. The claim concerns ongoing military operations in Ukraine.
A report warns that actions by Israel's far right in the West Bank could increase tensions and create risks for the Israel Defense Forces. The supplied headline does not specify a particular incident.