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.
Reports indicate Israeli strikes killed five people in Gaza and three in the West Bank. UN humanitarians also report children killed and damage to aid infrastructure, while an account concerning the 2023 WCK strike indicates continued controversy over attacks on aid workers.
The headline reports confirmed £350 payments for thousands of households as a result of the Iran war.
Three Palestinians from the same family were killed in a new Israeli bombardment of the Gaza Strip, according to the headline.
Reports indicate an appeal to leave Kherson and bombardment in Kyiv during the war in Ukraine.
A new report documents exploitation of artisanal gold miners and links gold revenues to war, terrorism and organized crime.
Opposition lawmakers have called on Nigeria’s president to deploy overwhelming force against terrorists.
The Pentagon has signed a $22.9 billion deal intended to increase Tomahawk munitions production.
Reports suggest Vladimir Putin may be considering a major mobilization in Russia. The supplied headline does not confirm that such a decision has been made.
German soldiers are deployed in Lithuania to protect NATO’s eastern flank.
The available information links Odesa and Novorossiysk in an analysis of regional conflict dynamics.
The available information reports a warning from Russian President Vladimir Putin that Britain is playing with fire.
Trump reportedly reassured Europe that Russia will not attack NATO territory, while fighting in Ukraine continues.
The headline reports that Russia’s new 550-kilometre Iskander-1000 missile struck Kyiv for the first time.
Raytheon received a record Tomahawk order from the US Navy, according to the headline. The order is expected to benefit RTX Corporation.
Ukrainian officials held meetings with US weapons manufacturers.
The CIA chief has called on Russia not to attack Europe, indicating concern over a potential wider conflict.
French Army chief Fabien Mandon Schill said Europe faces a future involving empires, vassals and war. The headline presents a strategic warning rather than a report of active hostilities.
Experts are examining unusual attacks in Europe and debating whether they represent a shift toward open warfare.
Germany reportedly plans to deploy thousands of troops to NATO’s eastern flank, with officials warning that war has never been so close.
The headline reports that Valery Gerasimov remains in the lead as Russia’s armed-forces elite shifts.
Ukraine reportedly attacked a refinery 250 kilometers from Moscow and a base of Russia’s Black Sea Fleet.
Shin Bet reportedly disrupted an ISIS plot targeting the Temple Mount and an Israel Defense Forces base.
Russia and Ukraine carried out attacks against port infrastructure, according to the headlines.
Drones struck Moscow, including an explosion at a shop, and Sevastopol; injuries were reported.
An Arab minor and an adult were indicted over alleged ties to ISIS and plans for terrorist attacks. The headline does not specify the location or alleged targets.
A US general has warned Poland that Russia could attack the Suwałki Gap. The headline describes a potential threat, not an ongoing attack.
A report alleges that Israel continues to use gangs linked to Daesh as an operational arm in Gaza. The headline provides no further details about the alleged activity.
A report indicates Europe shifting from supporting Ukraine toward learning from the war.
The available information s discuss the Ukraine war and its broader political context. They provide no new operational development.
The Arakan Army attacked three Myanmar military outposts near a strategic radar base.
North Korean troops briefly crossed the Military Demarcation Line on the eastern front before reportedly withdrawing.
Two grenades were recovered in Baramulla, and the Army reported stopping a drone intrusion in Rajouri.
The Mon State Defense Force tested unmanned kamikaze speedboats for maritime operations.
A kibbutz across from ruins in Lebanon has grown beyond its prewar population.
The article examines whether Washington could breach an arms embargo in the context of Sudan's war.
ECOWAS honored ECOMOG chiefs and journalists who died during wars in Liberia and Sierra Leone.
Reports indicate the Iran war has left U.S. Patriot missile stocks in Europe critically low, while the conflict is also straining U.S. military finances and prompting Russian assessments of weakened American capacity.
Myanmar's junta has ordered schools to reopen in Kyondoe Township, Karen State. The order concerns an area associated with ongoing conflict, though the headline does not describe current fighting or casualties.
Escalating clashes in southern Myawaddy have left more than 2,000 displaced civilians trapped near the Thai border.
Vietnam is developing a fleet of unmanned surface vessels capable of operating hundreds of kilometres offshore. The headline indicates growing maritime military or security capabilities.