Chilean justice announced the arrest of former military officer Nelson Haase, a fugitive convicted for the 1973 kidnapping and murder of singer Víctor Jara during the military dictatorship.

Two military personnel in their 50s died after being swept away by strong waves while rescuing two children from drowning at an unguarded beach on South Korea's east coast.

Mohammad Asim Bashir has been sentenced to life in prison after being found guilty of conducting hostile reconnaissance at a UK military base alongside the Manchester synagogue attacker.

The West Bank is experiencing a significant escalation in Israeli aggression and settlement expansion, leading to increased military presence and mounting pressure on the Israeli regime, which in turn raises concerns within Israel.

Iran has released what it describes as a comprehensive account of damage inflicted on US military assets during recent hostilities, while also highlighting its expanded military readiness.

Lebanon's army asserts that Israel is violating agreements by shelling 'pilot villages' in the country's south, thereby obstructing their takeover.

Niger's leader announced that three military-led governments in the Sahel region plan to more than triple their joint force to 18,000 troops to combat a surge in Islamist attacks.

Troops have apprehended a wanted soldier accused of supplying military uniforms to terrorists, following preliminary investigations that revealed he absconded from his unit.

Senator Mark Kelly has raised concerns about military funding requests, deeming them 'not reasonable' in the context of a potential war with Iran.

Fire crews in France are battling unchecked wildfires that have forced more than 300,000 people to flee were overwhelmed on Sunday as the unpredictable blazes advances. To help stop the flames from spreading, a giant A400M military cargo aircraft has been converted for firefighting in southwest France. Swooping low over arid, fire-threatened woodlands, the plane dropped a long plume or ochre-coloured retardant. FRANCE 24's Charlotte Hughes tells us more about the techniques being used by Fren...

The Lithuanian army has informed the public that residents may observe increased movement of NATO allied troops and military equipment on the country's roads on Sunday and Monday.

The U.S. military has reportedly paused its airstrikes against Iran, offering a brief lull in the nearly five-month conflict, amidst growing reports of dwindling munitions reserves.

The Communist Party of Greece (KKE) demanded the abolition of the Special Consumption Tax (EFK) on energy and VAT on widely consumed goods, criticizing the government's focus on military involvement abroad.

The family of Nigeria's first Military Head of State, Major General Johnson Aguiyi-Ironsi, is set to hold his 60th memorial anniversary in Umuahia.

Kuwait has denied any military involvement in strikes against Iran and rejected claims that it deployed fighter jets in connection with such incidents.

Russia has reportedly lost another 1,440 troops in its war against Ukraine within the past 24 hours. This brings the total estimated Russian military casualties to a higher number.

More than 300 individuals in South Korea have been dismissed from their jobs since 2017 due to their refusal to perform mandatory military service.

Iran's increasing effectiveness in warfare against the US is attributed to significant support not only from Russia but also crucially from China, which has become a key enabler of Iranian military operations.

Malaysians residing in Qatar have been urged to adhere to local security instructions and avoid military areas.

The Belgian Malinois, known for its agility and endurance, has transitioned from herding animals to becoming the preferred dog breed for police and military forces worldwide due to its exceptional capabilities.

The United Kingdom's military is set to acquire AR5 unmanned reconnaissance systems, which have undergone testing by Ukraine's Defense Forces during the ongoing conflict with Russia.

A startup backed by Eric Trump has secured AMD chips for its humanoid robots and is now developing military versions, reviving conflict-of-interest fears.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic attended the promotion ceremony for the youngest officers of the Serbian Army, emphasizing Serbia's commitment to military neutrality and hailing the cadets as guarantors of national security.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić claimed that Tirana, Pristina, and Zagreb are forming an alliance against Serbia, reiterating his stance that Kosovo is part of Serbia during a military cadet graduation ceremony.

The British agency UKMTO has warned of an incident involving a tanker and military forces in the Gulf of Oman, possibly linked to a US operation against the tanker 'Lavine', with official confirmation pending.

Justice and Digital Affairs Minister Liisa Pakosta (Eesti 200) has expressed opposition to a cross-party bill proposing the establishment of special military courts to be active during conflict situations.

More than 220,000 people have fled a massive wildfire inferno, prompting the deployment of military forces. Some fires have merged, and Sweden is providing assistance.

The U.S. House of Representatives narrowly passed a defense budget proposal that includes a controversial provision for permanently expanding military-technological cooperation with Israel. The debate surrounding this measure now moves to the Senate for further consideration.

The reasons behind the low recruitment of women into the German military are being examined. This issue raises questions about gender representation and appeal within the armed forces.

Seven months after the US military overthrew Maduro, President Trump rejected the possibility of snap elections in Venezuela, stating the country is not yet ready but has made great progress since Maduro's fall.

An analysis of the 2026 Panhellenic exam results reveals an increase in admission scores for polytechnic and IT schools, a shift towards military academies, and vacant spots in several departments.

A Spanish editorial criticizes a minister for ridiculing a region's request for intervention from the Military Emergencies Unit (UME), arguing that such an action insults citizens, not just the regional president.

A citizen proposal in Denmark is calling for greater transparency and investigation into the country's military involvement and efforts in Afghanistan.

Guinea-Bissau's Supreme Court of Justice has annulled the pre-trial detention of four individuals accused in a coup attempt, declaring the detention 'incurably null' and stating the alleged crimes are not military in nature.

The Bundeswehr, Germany's armed forces, is urgently seeking new personnel and aims to attract more women, but interest remains low. The article explores the reasons behind this challenge.

An article discusses how Diego Garcia has evolved into one of the world's most strategically important military bases, highlighting its geopolitical significance.

Three years after usurping power, Niger's military government faces mixed reviews on its performance, as the country continues to seek social, security, and economic stability despite initial promises.

Physicist Laura Grego warns that while most people gaze at stars, she sees thousands of satellites and military infrastructure, cautioning that humanity is rapidly approaching new security risks due to an accelerating battle for space.

Amir Baram, Israel's lead negotiator, is working to secure a new long-term strategic partnership with the US, aiming to replace decades of military aid with a new defense agreement.

The Chief of Army Staff in Nigeria has called for private sector investment to enhance military infrastructure, improve troop welfare, and strengthen national security.

The US House of Representatives has passed a $1.15 trillion defense policy bill. This legislation is designed to embed military support for Israel more deeply within Pentagon research, weapons procurement, technology sharing, and the American defense-industrial base.

On July 24, 1797, British Rear Admiral Horatio Nelson experienced one of the most difficult moments of his military career, losing an arm but later becoming one of the world's greatest admirals.

EUFOR forces from three countries conducted a major military exercise at the Pazarić training ground in Bosnia and Herzegovina over two days, preparing the Multinational Battalion for its annual readiness assessment.

According to Hungarian newspaper Magyar Hang, Gáspár Orbán, son of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, was reportedly called a 'prince' behind his back during his stay in Chad. The paper described his behavior as that of 'a philosopher who strayed into a military exercise'.

Fifty-eight graduates of the General Jonas Žemaitis Military Academy of Lithuania were granted their first officer rank of lieutenant by the President, with Airidas Timinskas recognized as this year's top graduate.

The Security Service of Ukraine (SSU) carried out a series of successful overnight strikes on July 24, targeting oil refineries, oil pumping facilities, and a radar station in Russia and temporarily occupied Crimea.

The United States has withdrawn a bid to improve military intelligence following reported issues and a 'beef' with data analytics company Palantir.

Numerous American military planes flew towards the Middle East overnight, but a Berlingske correspondent in the region believes this does not necessarily signify an escalation of the war, suggesting the threat may not deter Iranians.

Archaeologists have discovered an approximately 1,800-year-old Roman military camp in southwestern Slovakia, potentially used by Emperor Marcus Aurelius' army during the Marcomannic Wars, containing skeletons believed to be Roman soldiers.

Three directors of military factories in Bucharest and Plopeni, Romania, have been arrested on 17 counts of bribery, with €500,000 found at one director's home and accusations that another demanded double the bribe due to initial fake dollars.

The United Kingdom has declared its armed forces are prepared to defend the country after Iran issued warnings that UK bases could become legitimate targets following US bomber deployments. This statement comes amidst heightened tensions in the region.

Bulgaria has agreed to host up to eight American tanker aircraft at its Bezmer military base to support US operations in the Middle East, an announcement made shortly after Prime Minister Rumen Radev withdrew the country from a related initiative.

Reports indicate that Russia is assisting China in preparing for a potential military conflict over Taiwan by providing military personnel training, intelligence data, and advanced technologies.

An article from Ukrainska Pravda investigates how Russia has allegedly transformed its prison system into a mechanism for recruiting and deploying prisoners, effectively creating 'conveyor belts of death' for military purposes.

Labour leader Ivana Bacik warned that removing the 'triple lock' mechanism for military deployments would lead to courts deciding on such actions, stating that the alternative to the UN is a 'return to disorder, chaos and carnage of war'.

A Ukrainian drone unit is actively engaged in hunting Russian ships, operating across diverse terrains from the steppe to the sea as part of ongoing military efforts.

Former Deputy High Representative in BiH Raffi Gregorian and former Deputy Director of US military intelligence Doug Wise have written about Bosnia and Herzegovina's potential for ammunition production for NATO member states.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that former commander-in-chief Oleksandr Syrsky and former Chief of General Staff Andriy Hnatov will continue to work with Ukraine's new military leadership following their dismissal.

The Austrian government is set to present its reform of military and civilian service during the summer ministerial council on Monday, following difficulties in finalizing the civilian service aspect.

Indian Defense Minister Rajnath Singh stated there is no distinction between Pakistan's military and militants, asserting that terrorism is part of state policy, during Kargil Vijay Diwas celebrations.

Oil dropped and US equity futures rose early Monday after the US refrained from striking Iran for a second straight night, easing concerns over disruptions to Middle East crude supplies following…

The final individual convicted for the assassination of Chilean singer-songwriter Víctor Jara, a former military officer, has been arrested in Chile more than 50 years after the crime.

A high-ranking Iranian military official stated that foreign adversaries have failed to shatter Iran's will through sanctions or threats, affirming the Islamic Republic's role as a pillar of stability against Western coercion and regional aggression.

Israel has launched a military incursion into Syria, drawing condemnation from the UN's Guterres, who visited the region and called for sanctions to be lifted.

A former Army General commended the Nigerian Military School, Zaria, for its consistent legacy of producing disciplined and patriotic leaders for Nigeria.

Negotiations regarding the reform of military service are ongoing.

A Ukrainian oligarch has broken his silence, reportedly pointing fingers at Ukraine's military intelligence (GUR) in connection with an incident where a suspect was found dead.

Yemen is reportedly on the brink of a new conflict, with both sides deploying additional forces along the front line stretching through Houthi-controlled northwestern Yemen, from the Red Sea coast to the border, according to Yemeni military officials and analysts.

A senior officer said the scale of terrorism has increased in the West Bank since the start of Operation Rising Lion, including semi-military terror cells and lone attackers.

A biographical piece details the journey of a former Hollywood child star who achieved three top diplomatic positions, set against a backdrop of civil unrest and military activity.

Following a Trump administration order, West Point curbed faculty speech, prompting Professor Tim Bakken to argue that stifling academic freedom makes the military more prone to poor decision-making.

Protests over leadership changes in Ukraine escalated into a serious military and political crisis in mid-July 2026, centered on the dismissal of Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov.

China has constructed an array of full-size models of US warships, aircraft, and bases in its desert regions. These replicas are used to train troops and engineers in honing missile attacks, particularly in scenarios involving Taiwan and the US military.

The head of Niger's military junta, General Abdourahamane Tiani, stated that relations with neighboring Benin still bear 'wounds' that must be 'healed' before a decision can be made to reopen the border between the two countries.

Seventy years ago, Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser announced the nationalization of the Suez Canal, triggering the Suez Crisis. The event, which initially saw military success, became a humiliation for the colonial powers.

Ukraine's 'Omega' Special Missions Center has developed a new unmanned vessel capable of launching FPV drones, supporting combat divers, and intercepting aerial threats, designed to extend operational range.

Military-backed authorities in Myanmar are systematically removing statues of independence hero Aung San, a move analysts interpret as a deliberate attempt to erase his presence from public life.

A drone that crashed in Israeli minister Ben-Gvir's neighborhood was determined by military sources to be a small drone operated by local youth, not an attack.

Military families have expressed outrage after the Pentagon lowered the reported number of U.S. troop deaths in the Iran War from 18 to 14, prompting scrutiny over the Defense Department’s accounting practices.

Colonel José do Carmo views the survival of the Iranian regime as a defeat for the US, noting a tactical ceasefire in the Middle East for diplomacy while the US reinforces military assets. The article also mentions Zelensky's plea for vital support in Washington.

Switzerland is exploring the reactivation of decommissioned military bunkers to serve as protected storage or production sites, citing the tense security situation.

An exclusive report reveals details of a suspected coup plot against President Tinubu's administration, including secret transition notes and attack plans targeting the Villa, military bases, and airports, in what is described as an alleged attempt to topple the government.

The family of a missing Rohingya footballer fears he is among 500 people believed to have died in recent shipwrecks off Myanmar, as he sought a better future after facing attacks from military, rebels, and criminal gangs.

The militarization of space by global powers is now a reality, with the US, Russia, and China investing billions to secure military and information dominance in orbit. Europe, however, is falling behind in this new space race due to a shortage of rockets, hindering its ability to compete.

Croatia marks the anniversary of Operation Summer '95, a crucial military action that enabled Operation Storm and led to the liberation of towns near Knin, defeating the Serbian army.

New trends in Greek university admissions indicate increased demand for Polytechnic and Informatics studies, as well as military schools, while nearly 10,000 vacant positions remain across higher education institutions.

Ukraine has approved an electric motorcycle for military use on the front lines, capable of bypassing mines and charging drones.

A report titled 'The Military, Industrial and Strategic Programs Reshaping the World in 2026' identifies specific geopolitical 'projects' that are considered potential triggers for a future global conflict.

The Nigerian Governors Forum (NGF) has endorsed the recruitment of 28,000 military personnel and the creation of four new Army divisions. This expansion aims to enhance the country's counterterrorism efforts.

DCOP Asiedu and the military have called for peace and national unity ahead of the Teshie Homowo celebration. Their statements emphasize the importance of maintaining order during the upcoming festivities.

The Tehran Times published an article titled 'Israel’s war machine,' offering commentary likely related to the ongoing regional conflicts and military capabilities in the Middle East.

A car bomb attack in northwest Pakistan has resulted in the deaths of 27 people, including military personnel, government officials, and police. The militant attack caused significant casualties in the region.

Iran's supreme military command has reportedly warned that Tehran will retaliate by killing one American soldier for every Iranian killed, according to Iranian state media.

Iran has called on regional Arab states to publicly reject US claims of co-sponsoring military aggression, as tensions continue in the region.

NOVA kampanja, nazvana Freedom Haulers, pokrenuta je danas i dio je šireg plana Bijele kuće za pomoć veteranima pri zapošljavanju u civilnom sektoru.

Mali's foreign minister stated that the country's government does not rule out U.S. military intervention, but emphasized that any partner wishing to collaborate with the West African nation must respect its sovereignty.

Russia's State Duma has adopted a bill to finance in vitro fertilization procedures for widows of soldiers killed in military operations in Ukraine.

This article explores the identity of the military commander after whom Russia's only aircraft carrier is named, whose name has become a symbol of the entire navy decades after his death.

Nigeria's president has approved the largest military expansion in the country's recent history. This move signifies a significant increase in the nation's defense capabilities and resources.

A military analyst suggests that Ukraine is employing a strategy designed to compel Russian President Vladimir Putin to enter negotiations. This approach is seen as the only viable path to force a resolution.

The Jordanian military announced that it successfully intercepted seven missiles and six drones launched from Iran that were heading towards the kingdom.

Iran is reportedly repairing its missile bases and other key infrastructure at a faster pace than anticipated, despite months of airstrikes by the US and Israel. This rapid rebuilding effort suggests resilience in its military capabilities.

Twenty years after the abolition of troop exercises, Austria's coalition government is discussing the extension of military and civilian service, as the country's militia system faces significant pressure and decline.

Montenegro has signed an agreement with the Czech Republic for the procurement of military equipment. Prime Minister Milojko Spajić stated that this will enable rapid defense modernization.

Iran reportedly sent 21 military advisors from the Revolutionary Guard, missile systems, and gold to finance the Houthis, though the rebels have rejected these allegations as 'lies.'

Satellite imagery reveals that Iran is rapidly restoring military installations and critical infrastructure damaged by recent American and Israeli attacks in the Middle East.

A military audit in South Korea revealed unauthorized access to online records of soldiers' personal medical information late last year, leading to the program's shutdown over a potential data breach.

Operation Aspides has elevated the risk of Houthi attacks to 'high' in the southern Red Sea and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. This assessment indicates an increased threat level for maritime activities in the region due to the ongoing military operation.

The Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant and the city of Enerhodar have partially lost access to water supply due to ongoing military activity in the area.

US air defense and precision weapon stockpiles are under increasing pressure due to the conflict with Iran, with military and intelligence officials warning of potential consequences for US readiness in the Indo-Pacific.

The United States and its allies have issued a warning about a year-long cyber espionage campaign by a Russian hacking group targeting American nuclear scientists and military contractors, using techniques previously tested in Ukraine.

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has reported that military activities are threatening the water cooling systems at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, leading to concerns about its water supply.

The Tehran Times published content specifically focusing on Israel. The article likely covers political, social, or military developments related to Israel from an Iranian perspective.

Ukraine launched drone strikes on three Russian ports, prompting Finland to briefly restrict its airspace and maritime areas. The attacks highlight ongoing tensions and military actions in the region.

The US has conducted strikes against Iran, while Bahrain issued warnings of incoming fire, as clashes over shipping routes in the region escalate. At least seven explosions were reported near a military base hosting US forces in Irbil, northern Iraq.

Brazilian writer Milton Hatoum, in an interview following the release of his trilogy's second volume, discussed the impact of the military dictatorship on modern Brazilian history and its connection to current political discourse, stating that 'misfortunes began in the Military Dictatorship'.

Ukraine has undertaken an unprecedented simultaneous replacement of its top defense and military leadership amid ongoing debate over military strategy.

The United Kingdom has moved its September military exercise, Batuk, out of Kenya, a decision reportedly driven by parliamentary pressure over past unaddressed grievances.

Two more members of the K-pop group SEVENTEEN, DK and Vernon, have announced their upcoming military enlistment dates. DK will begin active duty in the Army on September 8, while Vernon is set to start his service on August 20.

The Croatian Ministry of Defense (MORH) canceled a contract for military mattresses after discovering that the company they contracted was importing the mattresses from Serbia.

A 28-year-old individual transitioning out of the military describes themselves as 'super financially illiterate' and seeks advice on how to establish their financial footing.

Nigeria's Minister of State for Defence, Bello Matawalle, condoled with victims of recent terrorist attacks in Zamfara State and directed the military to intensify counter-terrorism operations.

Israel's High Court has rejected a legal bid to recognize Alon Shamriz as a fallen IDF soldier, focusing on the question of whether he had entered military service before his abduction.

Volunteer pilots are increasingly assisting the Swedish Armed Forces in monitoring Russian vessels in Swedish waters. Their mission is to act as "eyes over Swedish water" to track the so-called Russian shadow fleet.

A new Heritage Minute is being filmed at CFB Wainwright to honor Captain Jonathan Snyder and the men and women who served in Afghanistan. The short film will commemorate their service and sacrifices.

Ambassador Mike Waltz stated in an interview that the military possesses all necessary resources, addressing ongoing concerns about supply chains and readiness.

The U.S. has confirmed the deployment of military assets, including combat and tanker aircraft, to the Middle East as tensions with Iran escalate. This comes amidst reports of a tanker explosion in the Strait of Hormuz and ongoing diplomatic efforts.

Ukraine's new commander-in-chief has launched an audit of the Armed Forces, vowing that no one will be 'untouchable' during the process. This initiative aims to implement changes within the military leadership.

A long-standing military cooperation between the UK and Kenya is strained due to a dispute over accountability and military exercises, leading to the cancellation of a planned exercise.

Ukraine has reported successful attacks on targets in occupied Crimea and a bridge in Donetsk Oblast. These strikes indicate ongoing military operations in the regions.

A military digest reviews persistent issues regarding lapses during the Kargil conflict and skewed views on intrusions.

Wojtek was a bear who served in the military, holding a rank and a military number. He became a hero for his actions during the Battle of Monte Cassino.

Philippine Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. has directed the Armed Forces of the Philippines to expand its Direct Commission Program to recruit more technology specialists, addressing the military's increasing need for advanced tech skills.

The US military has released footage showing its forces boarding and disabling a tanker accused of violating the Iran blockade.

Traditional defence companies are increasingly acting like venture capitalists, providing record backing for military start-ups, particularly as drones and autonomous systems reshape modern warfare.

Romanian military personnel are searching for the wreckage of a second drone shot down over the country's territory within 24 hours. Investigators are working to determine its origin, while a drone downed the previous day has been officially confirmed as Russian.

A Lithuanian military air force helicopter was deployed to transport a donor organ to Kaunas on Saturday afternoon, responding to a request from the National Transplant Bureau.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić addressed newly promoted military cadets, emphasizing Serbia's military neutrality and their role in national security. Separately, the editorial board of the Austrian newspaper 'Die Presse' distanced itself from an interview conducted by its executive director with Vučić.

Three years after taking power, Niger's military government faces mixed reviews on its performance in delivering social, security, and economic improvements, as the country continues to seek stability.

Mali is awaiting Washington's official position following reports that the Trump administration is considering military action against Islamist militants in the West African country, emphasizing that any intervention must respect its sovereignty.

Taiwan has conducted military exercises to test its ability to resist a potential Chinese naval siege at sea. The drills are part of Taiwan's ongoing efforts to bolster its defense capabilities against a possible invasion.

Iran-backed Houthi forces have claimed responsibility for a missile attack targeting Saudi Arabia. Separately, the US military reported disabling a tanker attempting to evade an American blockade on Iranian ports.

Mykhailo Drapatyi has been appointed as Ukraine's new military commander-in-chief, described as one of Europe's youngest and most challenged military leaders, shaped by war and technology.

The Austro-Hungarian military fortress of Mogren is gaining a new role in Budva's cultural and tourist life, transforming into an ambient art scene for the 'City Theater' festival.

Le Monde was granted access to France's new military space base in Toulouse, which is at the forefront of emerging challenges in space warfare, highlighting the crucial role of satellite surveillance and communications in modern conflicts.

A dispute concerning UK military training in Kenya requires resolution, with calls for accountability regarding the crucial military training pact.

Dmitry Peskov, the Kremlin spokesman, has labeled the new head of the Ukrainian army a "Nazi." He stated that Russia's military operation aims to end the war initiated by Kyiv.

Iran's Revolutionary Guard has issued a statement, carried by state media, advising civilians to stay at least 500 meters away from US military bases for their safety, claiming US soldiers are 'hiding' there.

Iran declared it will not submit to US threats, following its military's announcement of drone attacks on American targets in Bahrain and Jordan, and made a statement at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization meeting.

According to reports, Bahrain and Kuwait have allegedly launched attacks on Iran, striking drone and missile depots along with other military facilities.

China has responded to European sanctions against Russia by implementing export controls, prohibiting Chinese exporters from selling dual-use goods to EU firms that could be used for both civilian and military purposes.

Schools in Tartu, Estonia, are installing protective films on windows to shield children from military drones, following an incident where a drone approached the area from the Russian border.

The Tehran Times published an article discussing 'Neither victory nor peace: The futility of America’s imperial wars', offering a critical perspective on US military engagements.

Representatives from the US military visited Šiauliai, Lithuania, to discuss crisis preparedness and readiness. The visit focused on strengthening cooperation and planning for potential emergencies.

The British military is on alert and ready to defend the country after Iran's IRGC threatened any bases used by the US for bombing missions against Iran, specifically mentioning Fairford in southwest England.

An Estonian citizen has pleaded guilty in a U.S. court to charges of procuring sensitive electronics for the benefit of the Russian military. The individual engaged in these activities for nearly a decade and now faces a potential sentence of up to 40 years in prison.

A court has questioned Pete Hegseth's controversial plan to screen older soldiers for testosterone deficiencies and offer them hormone treatment, while denying it to trans service members. A judge has ordered an explanation for this new policy.

An Iranian attack targeted a US military base in Iraq, leading to the activation of Kuwaiti air defenses. This incident occurs as renewed fighting in the region approaches its two-week mark.

Minister Habijan congratulated 49 new judicial police officers in Croatia, emphasizing that the judiciary, alongside the military, police, and firefighters, forms one of the foundations of national security and state stability.

Russia has instructed Yandex Maps to obscure military and strategic sites, particularly near Estonia's border, resulting in numerous blurry patches appearing on the mapping application over the past year.

Ukraine has transformed from accepting any available weapon to demonstrating how modern warfare is fought, with its allies now viewing it as a crucial partner for their own future security.

Tensions between the US and Iran have escalated following reports of new strikes across the region, including explosions near Erbil airport and attacks on both Iranian military sites and US bases.

The conflict between the US and Iran has escalated, with explosions reported near a US military base in northern Iraq and sirens sounding in Bahrain, hours after the American military completed its 13th night of strikes against Iran.

The US military has continued its strikes on Iran for the 13th consecutive night, with Iranian state media reporting casualties. The US also announced plans to use frozen Iranian assets to fund damages to ships.

Major General Arnaut Moreira commented on the escalating situation in the Middle East, stating that Iran is in active crisis and collapse. He also praised recent changes in Ukraine's military leadership.

A series of explosions were heard near a US military base in northern Iraq, hours after the US announced multiple actions in the region.

The US military has announced the completion of its 13th consecutive night of strikes against targets in Iran.

Clashes between China and the Philippines continued for a second day near the disputed Scarborough Shoal, as Beijing initiated military drills in the South China Sea.

Sudan's military announced it is gaining ground against the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) across several key regions, while new UN data indicates an increase in displaced civilians returning home.

The 13th night of continued strikes targeted key military and commercial sites as clashes continue over key shipping routes.