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 the United States and Israel are talking with Iran and Hezbollah about evacuating Ali al-Taher. The supplied headline does not confirm an agreement or operational action.
A report says Russia's Poseidon nuclear-powered torpedo has entered the White Sea. It warns that the development could contribute to a new arms race.
A report says another aircraft carrier based in San Diego is headed to the Middle East. No specific operation or reason was supplied.
A former Bachelorette participant criticized President Zelenskyy following a video about recruitment. The headline provides no indication of a new military action or broader escalation.
Ukraine’s defense minister made a prompt visit to the Kherson region at the invitation of local authorities. The headline does not report a new attack or policy decision.
Zelenskyy is reported as saying certain components of Russian exports declined by 80% in August. The headline does not identify the components or establish the cause.
The United States, South Korea and Japan plan to conduct a trilateral military exercise as North Korea increases pressure on Washington.
A modelling analysis examines Australia's advantages and remaining vulnerabilities in a hypothetical full-scale nuclear war, including its location, food exports and health-security capacity.
Sweden plans to deploy fighter aircraft and naval vessels to Finland. The supplied headline provides no further operational details.
Americans remain opposed to the Iran war, according to the supplied headline. The item also mentions unrelated domestic issues.
The Mennonite Centre continues humanitarian activities in Ukraine four years into the war. The headline does not report a new attack or escalation.
Freedom Edge has been confirmed while the United States engages diplomatically with North Korea. North Korea has warned of retaliation, indicating heightened regional tensions.
Reports indicate President Volodymyr Zelenskyy ordered Ukraine's military to increase attacks against Russia to as many as 1,000 drones per day. Another report describes emerging drone-interception technology, but does not establish a separate operational change in this event.
The head of the IAEA has condemned attacks against Europe’s largest nuclear plant but avoided assigning blame to Kyiv. The supplied information does not specify damage or casualties.
The headline warns that an Iranian weapon could leave the United States vulnerable to a catastrophic attack, but provides no confirmed details.
Troops conducting Operation Hadin Kai reportedly captured a terrorist camp during an intensified offensive in Adamawa State.
A blast in Hasakah has raised fears that spoilers may be targeting Syria’s unity. The supplied information does not provide details on casualties or responsibility.
Resistance forces have carried out ambushes against a junta military column in the Minhla area of Magway Region.
Ukrainian authorities have called for residents to evacuate Kherson because of Russian attacks.
A suicide attack at a church in Damascus caused deaths, according to the headline.
Ukraine's president dismissed the air force commander following a fatal F-16 crash.
Overnight strikes exchanged between Russia and Ukraine killed more than three people and injured over 30, according to the headline.
The Erez crossing was reportedly ready to reopen, but Israel's prime minister's office said no decision had been made. The uncertainty concerns a key crossing in the Gaza conflict context.
Israeli forces reportedly raided and searched a home in southwestern Syria's Quneitra province, according to state media. The incident represents military activity across an international border.
North Korea condemned a US missile sale to South Korea and vowed retaliation. The statement adds tension to the Korean Peninsula's military standoff.
Senator Brown is urging former President Trump to hand over interceptor designs to Ukraine.
Iran says the balance of power has changed and that the era of hit-and-run attacks is over.
Sweden is reported to be sending fighter aircraft and naval vessels to the Finland-Russia border area. The headline does not provide the deployment's purpose, timing or scale.
The headline presents speculation that a Russian Oreshnik missile strike could end the war in Ukraine. It does not report that such a strike occurred.
A commercial vessel reportedly sank in Romania's exclusive economic zone in the Black Sea. The headline describes the surrounding area as a shifting zone of fire but provides no confirmed cause or casualties.
Sweden is sending military aircraft and naval vessels to support Finland. The headline does not specify the operational context or threat involved.
The remains of four Naga men reportedly shot dead have been brought to a hospital in Manipur, amid a shutdown.
A Financial Times investigation reportedly found foreign contractors complicit in massacres in Darfur.
The headline frames a choice for Iran between continued hardship and capitulation amid the ongoing war and pressure.
The headline reports that Ukraine has seriously damaged or disabled Russia's Roscosmos space organization.
Greece deployed fighter jets after a Turkish drone came too close to an airport. The incident involved a direct military response between NATO members.
Rare earth resources and the civil war are contributing to Myanmar’s ongoing conflict.
The UK is considering providing soldiers with paragliders to deploy behind enemy lines.
The headline reports ongoing conflict involving Iran, the United States, Israel and Lebanon in the Middle East.
A Turkish doctor highlighted the resilience of children in Gaza amid attacks.