Religious soldiers reportedly refuse a mission in Israel’s Givati unit
Tensions have risen within Israel’s Givati unit after religious soldiers reportedly refused a mission.
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Tensions have risen within Israel’s Givati unit after religious soldiers reportedly refused a mission.
Yemeni naval forces reportedly seized military equipment alleged to have been supplied by Iran in the Red Sea.
The headline reports that a Myanmar military official described tactics expected to be used in a planned operation.
The headline reports that Israeli soldiers refused to carry out an urgent mission in Gaza.
The headline reports a response from Israel’s prime minister amid international reaction to a shooting in Australia.
A report says US Patriot missile inventories in Europe are "more than critical."
An Israeli strike in southern Lebanon killed a woman described as newlywed and wounded other people. The headline indicates ongoing cross-border hostilities.
A conference has been initiated by Germany and Turkey in connection with the Iran war. The headlines provide no further details on the conflict or initiative.
The US Marines are unveiling a new infantry role for the drone era, while the Indian Army is undergoing related transformation.
Two US aircraft departed Bulgaria while concerns about a possible Iranian attack remained.
Romanian companies are reportedly involved in producing Ukrainian drones under a project valued at up to €200 million. Romania’s Economy Ministry described its role in the project.
An Israeli settlement leader reportedly urged killing and starving Palestinians in Gaza during a holiday visit. The headline describes inflammatory advocacy related to the Gaza war.
The headline reports that China is helping Russia dismantle or reverse-engineer Shahed drones, enabling production that is three times faster and harder to intercept. The claim concerns military technology cooperation during the war in Ukraine.
The available information alleges that NATO is allowing Ukraine to suffer amid attacks involving thousands of drones.
Archbishop Paul Gallagher told Russian authorities in Moscow that the war must end.
Israeli defense technology company Rafael has unveiled a hypersonic missile interceptor.
Sweden is donating boats from its coast guard to Ukraine. The transfer provides additional maritime equipment amid the ongoing war.
The headline alleges that Vladimir Putin ordered a new plan and describes a sudden collapse of a front and covert special-forces operations.
Ukraine's presidential office says negotiations with Russia may restart in September.
A report describes an unusual Italian F-35 operation in Finland and provides details from a military colonel.
Reports indicate Russian attacks targeting locations in the Kyiv region during the day.
Hamas dissident Hamza Howidy said Hamas differs little from the Islamic State.
Ukraine reportedly launched intensified attacks across three fronts from Kharkiv to Zaporizhzhia, threatening several Russian positions.
Vietnam is adjusting weapons production in response to requirements from the battlefield. The headline does not specify the conflict or the scale of the changes.
A report says Russia has fired a special variant of the Iskander missile for the first time.
Bulgaria is purchasing seven minehunter vessels from Belgium and the Netherlands to protect the Black Sea.
A Bulgarian delegation was caught in Odesa during Russian strikes, according to the headline.
Researchers may have found a military camp in Uzbekistan dating back about 2,200 years.
A US Black Hawk helicopter crashed during a military exercise in Colorado; the headline also notes a Hungarian Gripen crash the previous day.
A radar developed by Embraer reportedly detects drones at distances of up to four kilometers and has entered Brazil’s defense arsenal.
Israel's defense minister has threatened to respond with force to every launch after an ultimatum ended. The headlines do not specify the launches or the opposing party.
Japan is using 3D-printing technology to produce interceptor unmanned aerial vehicles in large quantities. The headline indicates development of a military drone-production capability.
The headline discusses the 9M723-2 Iskander-1000 missile and differences from an earlier version. It provides military capability information related to a weapon system.
A survey discusses why Ukraine has not failed amid its ongoing national challenges.
Norway’s defense minister was given a fragment from a Russian fighter aircraft that was shot down.
Ratko Mladić, convicted for war crimes connected to the Bosnian War and Srebrenica, has died in prison. He was serving a sentence following international prosecution.
Iran said it may attack military targets in Europe if the United States escalates the war under Donald Trump.
Israel announced that it had shot down a drone launched by Hezbollah against its troops in southern Lebanon.
The IDF chief of staff reportedly ordered a substantial increase in forces in the West Bank.
Israeli fighter jets reportedly conducted additional strikes in southern Lebanon.