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War & conflict

Military developments, their reported scope and the consequences for civilians, transport and essential services.

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Ordered by reported development. Each article describes what was known at the time shown.

Report claims Ukraine is losing 30,000 soldiers per month

A report attributed to Ukraine's military intelligence chief claims monthly Ukrainian military losses are 30,000 soldiers. The supplied headline does not provide corroborating details or clarify the measure of losses.

Scenarios outline possible Russian tests of NATO defenses

A report examines six scenarios in which Russia could test NATO, including pressure around Narva, Gotland, Svalbard, the Suwałki area and cyberattacks. These are hypothetical scenarios, not confirmed operations.

Sudan anti-war forces reject Burhan's dialogue initiative

Sudanese anti-war groups, including Abdelwahid's movement and eastern civil forces, rejected Abdel Fattah al-Burhan's proposed dialogue and warned it could entrench division and legitimize the authorities.

Gantz says four US generals tried to stop Israel

Israeli politician Benny Gantz said four US generals tried to stop Israel. The report describes a claimed disagreement involving military operations but gives no further details.

U.S. military leaders warn Iran operations are eroding force readiness

U.S. military chiefs reportedly warned Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth that continuing the Iran war could weaken the armed forces and erode readiness. The reports indicate a significant operational concern beyond the previously noted leadership vacancies.

North Korea convenes key military meeting

North Korea's ruling party has convened a major military meeting, according to Xinhua. No specific decisions or military actions are provided.

Yemen upheaval weakens US efforts against AQAP

Political upheaval in Yemen has reportedly undermined the United States’ campaign against al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula. The headline does not specify a new attack or operational loss.