US startup begins producing cruise missiles in Germany
An American startup has reportedly begun manufacturing cruise missiles in Germany.
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An American startup has reportedly begun manufacturing cruise missiles in Germany.
More federal troops are heading to Baidoa as Laftagareen forces resist a government offensive.
Al-Shabaab launched an early-morning assault on a government base in Baardheere, Somalia.
With Hezbollah weakened, the report says Iran’s Houthi and Iraqi militia partners are targeting U.S. allies. The headline does not provide details of a specific new attack or casualty toll.
A report says Iran's retaliatory missile barrage ended after a defensive response involving Patriot systems.
US defense company Covenant says it plans to begin producing its Anthem long-range cruise missile near Leipzig in 2027, initially for European customers. The company says output could rise from about 1,000 missiles in the first year to 5,000 annually.
A Ukrainian drone reportedly struck a gas-sector site deep inside Russia, according to the supplied report.
The Kremlin denied reports that a roadmap for settling the war in Ukraine exists.
Russia is reportedly using drones at about 23,000 feet, complicating Ukraine’s efforts to intercept them.
A report says US Navy SEALs were sent to conduct mine-clearance operations in the Strait of Hormuz.
Trump was reportedly warned that the Iran conflict could continue into a successor’s term, while he also threatened additional attacks on Iranian oil tankers. Iran has reportedly seized a new submarine, raising concerns about sensitive military technology.
The report reviews developments after President Volodymyr Zelensky threatened to close Russian airspace.
A former official said Taiwan is not on the right track in developing drone capabilities.
Taiwan is developing a multilayered defense system, according to the report.
A report questions whether forces opposed to the Houthis have begun an operation to retake Sanaa, Yemen’s capital.
The Donbas Arena in occupied Donetsk was cordoned off because of possible explosive objects. The report does not confirm an explosion or casualties.
The U.S. Navy is reportedly increasing coastal defenses by deploying the VAMPIRE counter-drone system. The system is intended to address the growing threat from unmanned aircraft.
A report says a series of attacks targeted tankers near the Strait of Hormuz and that one sailor was killed. The supplied information does not identify the perpetrators or provide further operational details.
A reference report provides background facts on Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula. No specific new attack or operational development is identified in the supplied headline.
At the 36th Ramstein meeting, European countries reportedly pledged to take on more responsibility while Ukraine called for faster decisions. The report does not specify a new binding military action.
A report asks why Iran is targeting Jordan's Al-Azraq base, indicating a potentially significant development involving a military facility and regional tensions.
An analysis reports that no Israeli party genuinely wants to halt Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's wars. The supplied headline provides no concrete new military action or policy decision.
A report says Brazil has developed a new-generation bomb intended for use against nuclear installations. No further operational details or deployment are supplied.
Satellite analysis indicates a major increase in construction at the suspected Iranian nuclear complex on Pickaxe Mountain while the United States studies options for striking it. The reports suggest intensified activity at a strategically sensitive site, but do not confirm a strike.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has warned about drone attacks by Colombia's ELN and described them as a global threat.
An Israeli attack in Lebanon's Nabatieh district reportedly killed one person. The headline provides no further details on the target or wider damage.
The European Union has activated a special mechanism to help Ukraine address a shortfall in air-defense capabilities. Germany also said its support is not intended to prolong the conflict.
Nigeria's army has reassigned senior officers and named a new theatre commander for Operation Hadin Kai, which addresses the country's northeast security operations.
Turkey-trained Somali soldiers and a Somali army commander were welcomed in Mogadishu. The report indicates a security-related military development but provides no details of new fighting or casualties.
Russia claims its forces have encircled Ukrainian troops in the Kharkiv region, but the claim has not been independently corroborated by other sources.
Iran reportedly launched a large missile attack, while the United States fired nearly 100 Patriot interceptors. New reports also describe worsening medicine shortages in Iran linked to U.S. sanctions and possible exploitation of intelligence from a captured U.S. unmanned submarine.
The National Investigation Agency detailed Matthew VanDyke's reported role in drone operations in Myanmar. The supplied report does not provide further operational or casualty details.
A Myanmar military airstrike killed seven civilians in Ye-U, Sagaing, despite no fighting being reported there. The incident indicates continued attacks on civilians amid Myanmar's conflict.
The report examines how conflict between Iran and the United States is reviving tensions between the Houthis and Saudi Arabia. It indicates a risk of renewed fighting in Yemen rather than a confirmed new attack.
Palestine's UN envoy accused Israel of what he described as a systematic ethnic-cleansing campaign. The headline reports an allegation and does not establish a new operational development.
During a visit to Syria, Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel was "very close" to toppling Iran’s Islamic Republic. The headline reports a political statement, not a confirmed change in military status.
Iran's Revolutionary Guard has stated conditions for ending its conflict with the United States. The supplied headline does not indicate that a ceasefire or agreement has been reached.
US Central Command denies reports that two American destroyers were damaged and says it destroyed 10 Iranian tankers.
A report says the United States is planning attacks on Iran's nuclear facilities, while Tehran is challenging the International Atomic Energy Agency.
José Andrés says seven colleagues were killed in Gaza and that aid workers are no longer safe in Gaza and Ukraine. The report underscores the lethal operating environment for humanitarian personnel in active conflict zones.