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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.

Karen villagers call for armed groups to unite under one force

Villagers in Myanmar's Karen areas have petitioned armed groups to unite. The report indicates political or military fragmentation in the context of an existing conflict, but supplies no confirmed new fighting or policy action.

Israel signals plans to continue its Gaza campaign

A Russian-language headline reports that Israel is not concealing its plans for Gaza and says, “We promised, we delivered.” The supplied information does not specify a new operation, casualty figure or concrete policy action.

Iran's oil lifeline reportedly hit hundreds of times

A report says Iran's oil-related infrastructure or shipping lifeline has been attacked 550 times, while Tehran remains defiant. The supplied headline does not specify the targets or attackers.

Texas cities identified as potential targets

A report discusses why cities in Texas could be considered potential targets. The supplied information does not specify a confirmed attack or imminent threat.

Ukraine says war has destroyed 12 million books

A report says the war in Ukraine has destroyed 12 million books and frames the damage as an attack on national cultural identity. No further operational military development is provided.

US-Iran tensions escalate as threats target Iranian oil shipping

The US defense secretary has reportedly threatened to sink Iranian tankers, with Iran promising retaliation, alongside new Middle East skirmishes. These developments represent a material escalation beyond the prior report of general tensions.

Osinbajo says wealthy Nigerians are joining terrorism

Former Nigerian vice president Yemi Osinbajo said wealthy Nigerians are joining terrorist groups. The report, as supplied, contains an assertion rather than details of a specific attack or confirmed broader escalation.