Israel continues attacks on Gaza
The headline reports continued Israeli attacks on Gaza.
Military developments, their reported scope and the consequences for civilians, transport and essential services.
Ordered by reported development. Each article describes what was known at the time shown.
The headline reports continued Israeli attacks on Gaza.
A Russian officer was reportedly killed in a blast in St. Petersburg, while a fighter from Dagestan was reported killed in a military operation zone. The supplied headlines do not establish that these deaths are part of the same operation as the previous report.
An envoy warned that Hamas must disarm while a Gaza plan remains stalled.
A commentary describes Ukraine and Russia as remaining particularly distant in their positions. The supplied headline does not specify a new military development.
The UN Security Council condemned a deadly attack on UN peacekeepers in Jonglei State, South Sudan.
The headlines describe Iran continuing to resist after six months of war and a broader deterioration of the regional order.
A Gaza peace body has broken with Israel as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejects a US border demand and warns of full war.
Media reports say Houthi forces fired missiles at islands in the Red Sea. The incident involves armed activity in a strategically important maritime region.
A report discusses North Korean forces learning from modern warfare through military cooperation and calls for active preparation by the US-South Korea alliance.
A Greek Patriot air-defense system reportedly shot down drones over Saudi Arabia.
A Syrian envoy warns that Netanyahu’s political calculations could ignite a regional conflict.
Vladimir Putin threatened reprisals against Ukrainian logistics after raids reportedly targeted e-commerce warehouses. The headline describes economic damage and a possible retaliatory response.
A report indicates six months of war, casualties, alleged crimes, strategic setbacks and global economic damage. It provides no specific conflict or independently verifiable details.
A bombing in Colombia killed at least eight FARC dissidents. The incident reflects continuing armed violence involving dissident groups.
A NATO AWACS aircraft was reported circling between Toruń and Ełk in Poland. The headline provides no indication of an attack or broader escalation.
The Finnish Army began a local-defense exercise.
A reported shortage of Patriot missiles in Europe has reached a level described as beyond critical.
The headline reports street clashes in Ukraine linked to its draft and says a rumored Russian draft is also making headlines.
The headline reports Houthi recruitment of hundreds of Somalis and the construction of weapons networks across Africa.
Ukraine has reduced its growth forecast and called on people to prepare for a worst-case scenario.
The US Africa envoy condemned strikes in Chad and cited external support connected to the Sudan war.
The Chief of Naval Operations says the Navy is planning how to handle a prolonged blockade of Iran. The statement indicates preparation for sustained military pressure.
A UN report assesses that al-Shabaab is adapting its activities rather than withdrawing. The group remains an ongoing security threat.
The headline concerns armed conflict and a truce in Nagorno-Karabakh. It does not specify a new development or current escalation.
The Institute for Science and International Security reports identifying new passive defensive construction at the Alabuga special economic zone. The headline links the development to ISIS reporting but provides no further detail.
The headline reports that the number of soldiers leaving the military has sharply increased under Defense Secretary Hegseth. No further scale or cause is provided.
Reports indicate Israeli strikes killed at least four people in Gaza, including two children, amid continuing attacks.
Reports indicate intensified Russian strikes across Ukraine, including a deadly attack that set homes and warehouses on fire and a strike on a Kharkiv shopping centre. Residents of Kherson were urged to evacuate amid risks to electricity and heating, while air-raid alerts sounded in Kyiv and other regions.
Mike Pompeo described reports that Vladimir Putin intends to test NATO as deeply concerning, while saying they were not surprising. The headline does not specify the reported test or confirm that it will occur.
The available information examines how drones are changing the military balance in Sudan's civil war.
The United States has widened its campaign against drug cartels, including dozens of arrests and additional deadly strikes at sea.
A Greek-language headline reports the first documented Russian use of an autonomous drone using NVIDIA AI chips. The report concerns military deployment of autonomous systems.
A headline reports that the Houthis are pursuing members fleeing fronts under attacks by drones operated by forces aligned with Yemen's legitimate government. The report indicates ongoing armed conflict within Yemen.
Headlines discuss potential war crimes and accountability six months into a reported US-Iran war. Another headline notes possible effects on the 2026 triathlon season.
A report indicates an apparent confrontation between Iran and the United States and claims Iran retained a target that Washington intended to destroy.
A headline reports that war in Iran is leading to a state budget boost and mentions changes involving a San Francisco homelessness official.
Missile stockpiles in Europe have reportedly fallen to a critical level.
Attacks in Ukraine and Russia have killed eight people, according to the supplied headline.
A report says Europe has a serious shortage of Patriot systems and could face repeated strikes.
A U.S. general reportedly warned that the United States is not prepared to counter drone attacks on its territory.