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Today's Iran war news: Trump goes even more crazy as the F-15 rescue looks more like the tip of the iceberg of a big botched mission.
Trenutno smo pod ukrajinskom gasnom blokadom, ali možemo nadoknaditi gubitak sa juga, ako se ta pupčana vrpca preseče, mađarska ekonomija će stati, poručio je premijer Viktor Orban.
Iranul și-a formulat pozițiile și cererile ca răspuns la recentele propuneri de încetare a focului transmise prin intermediari, a declarat luni un purtător de cuvânt al Ministerului Afacerilor…
Despite concerns, more states are adopting the Classic Learning Test (CLT), an entrance exam favored by conservatives and the Trump administration, with military academies and colleges in North Carolina and Indiana set to accept it.
China has implemented an uncommon and prolonged 40-day airspace closure, sparking a new aviation mystery and raising expectations that it will impact military aviation patterns in the region.
Hungarian Prime Minister Orbán and Foreign Minister Szijjártó traveled to the border using the military's two largest helicopters to hold a press conference on Easter Monday.
Ceasefire talks stall as military strikes and energy threats heighten tensions in the Middle East The post Rising tensions in the Middle East: U.S.-Iran conflict escalates amid ceasefire talks…
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has criticized the Supreme Court for authorizing a demonstration, even as security forces clashed with some protesters opposing Israel's military offensive in Iran and Lebanon.
An analysis suggests that NATO members were significant losers in the Iran War, highlighting that the alliance's members are not legally obligated to join military operations not formally sanctioned by NATO.
Human rights organizations report that a fourth individual has been executed in Iran for their alleged involvement in a secret military operation, with another execution potentially scheduled in the coming days.
President Bola Tinubu has approved a N3.3 trillion (approximately $2.2 billion) plan to clear Nigeria's power sector debts. The initiative aims to improve electricity reliability, stabilize the energy value chain, and restore investor confidence, following a review of legacy debts accumulated over a decade.
The Philippine military has denied allegations of intimidation, harassment, or torture against Charlize Cameron Garzon, an alleged New People’s Army (NPA) rebel captured in Occidental Mindoro.
Ukrainian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Heorhii Tykhyi stated that Kyiv has no connection to the incident in Serbia, where explosives were discovered near the TurkStream pipeline.
The US military conducted a dramatic special operation to rescue an F-15 fighter jet crew member who ejected after being shot down in a remote part of Iran. The exact circumstances of the incident remain unclear, but the rescue was a highly complex operation.
The Customs service in Kédougou has been recognized for its excellence, winning the trophy for the best military and paramilitary parade.
Grok's analysis suggests a widely circulated video purportedly showing Mojtaba Khamenei in a military operations room is not authentic and shows signs of AI generation.
Burkina Faso's military leader, Ibrahim Traore, stated that people need to 'forget' about democracy, just three months after his government dissolved all political parties in the West African nation.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has arrived in Syria, where he is to hold "important meetings".
The Nigerian army announced that at least 65 members of criminal groups were killed during a recent operation.
An opinion piece argues that the conflict against Iran extends beyond military action, encompassing political, economic, and cognitive fronts. It suggests that this multidimensional war is pushing the state's sovereignty to the brink.
Haiti is grappling with an intensifying spiral of violence, with criminal gangs controlling parts of the country, leading to thousands of deaths and over a million displaced. A new military mission is being proposed to address the crisis.
Elite American military forces undergo specialized training to enhance their survival skills and operational effectiveness when operating deep within enemy territory.
Major US tech company leaders, including Mark Zuckerberg, are reportedly changing their previous opposition to developing weapons, now actively demonstrating patriotism and following a 'drone warrior' trend.
A new regulation, part of Germany's military service reform, aims to strengthen the Bundeswehr by requiring mandatory authorization for long periods of military deployment abroad. This measure came into effect on January 1st.
A potential serious disruption in Ukraine's mobilization system has been uncovered, with approximately 2,000 individuals deemed unfit for service due to health conditions reportedly admitted into a military unit.
Türkiye has commenced its 'Blue Homeland' military exercise, involving 120 vessels, 50 aerial vehicles, and 15,000 personnel from its naval, land, and air forces to showcase its naval strength.
India, the world's third-biggest oil importer, has dismissed reports of payment issues with Iran, stating that changes in vessel destinations are common in global oil trade, following its first purchase of Iranian oil in seven years.
More than a thousand protesters gathered in Israel to demonstrate against the prospect of war with Iran and Hezbollah, expressing their opposition to further conflict.
Brigadier General Nicholas Ashinze is reportedly facing "mischief" regarding investigations, highlighting the challenges military intelligence officers face between professional duty and political pressures.
Yemen's Houthi military spokesman has claimed responsibility for a cluster missile strike on Israel's Ben Gurion airport in Jaffa.
The British military is reportedly viewing the current youth jobs crisis as an opportunity to boost recruitment efforts.
A South Korean military helicopter mistakenly entered the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) last month during wildfire operations, the Joint Chiefs of Staff confirmed.
Several vessels have passed through the Strait of Hormuz in recent days after reaching agreements with Iran. A Swedish shipping company, Stena Bulk, with ships in the Persian Gulf, remains cautious.
Lawyers said the judge's order is "threatening grave national-security harms to the White House, the President and his family, and the President's staff."
The long-prepared modernization has begun at the military airport in Čáslav on Wednesday. For the next two years, construction machinery will be driving on the runway of the military airport in Čáslav instead of aircraft.
Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Oleksandr Syrskyi, met with sergeants and soldiers of airborne assault and assault units to address their needs, challenges, frontline perspectives, and supply issues, including counter-drone measures.
An opinion piece reflects on the importance of recognizing national flaws and building character through overcoming difficulties, rather than relying solely on military strength.
A new German law may require men under 45 to obtain military approval for extended stays abroad, though the enforcement of this rule remains unclear.
Germany's Ministry of Defense confirmed a new rule requiring men aged 17 to 45 to seek approval for stays abroad longer than three months, as part of changes to military service regulations.
Bangladesh is actively planning and mapping out its future defense strategy, indicating a focus on national security and military development.
Top aides have reportedly advised President Trump that targeting Iran's infrastructure is considered 'fair game' in potential military actions.
The German Chamber of Industry and Commerce (DIHK) reports that domestic industry is rapidly turning to military production, seeing it as an opportunity for many companies.
The Arab Labour Organization (ALO) reports that military escalation is causing a slowdown in production across Arab nations.
A 22-year-old man from Rampur, India, was killed while serving in the Russian army in the Russia-Ukraine conflict. His family alleges he was coerced into military service after going abroad for work.
Germany is reportedly introducing new military conscription rules that would require men aged 17 to 45, eligible for military service, to seek army permission before leaving the country for more than three months. The move is seen by some as preparation for potential conflict.
An Independence Day special pays tribute to Captain Gormack Niang 'Chaka,' a leading figure among commandos who was killed during Operation 'Thunder' in 1995. The feature honors his military service and sacrifice.
An independence special features a profile of General Souleymane Kandé, highlighting his journey from military service to diplomatic roles.
Israel has announced that it is striking Hezbollah targets in Beirut, following the destruction of a bridge, indicating an escalation of military actions in the region.
The United States is reportedly concentrating its foreign policy efforts on Iran, while China's President Xi Jinping faces limitations regarding actions concerning Taiwan.
The Swiss army anticipates commencing the manufacturing of military drones within the country by the year 2027.
Two American fighter jets were reportedly shot down over Iran and the Gulf, with two pilots rescued and a third still missing. Both US and Iranian officials have confirmed the incident.
A commander has stated that Iran's air defense network possesses the capability to destroy advanced hostile aircraft, emphasizing the country's military readiness.
On April 4, 1949, several Western European and North American countries signed a military alliance treaty, establishing NATO with the primary goal of countering potential Soviet expansion in Europe.
Three Indonesian peacekeepers serving with the UN in Lebanon have been wounded. The incident highlights the tragic circumstances faced by Blue Helmets in the region, who serve as a buffer between Hezbollah and the Israeli military.
Japan's Self-Defense Forces carried out foreign military asset protection activities 11 times in 2025 under national security laws, primarily for the U.S. and British militaries.
The US has proposed a record $1.5 trillion defense budget, the highest in history, with Trump seeking a 10% cut in non-defense spending while boosting military outlays.
As American forces race against time and Iran’s military to locate an aviator reportedly shot down, a former Air Force pilot and a rescuer told AFP what it takes to hide, survive and extract someone…
Iran's military confirmed downing at least one US F-15 fighter jet, with reports of a second incident, intensifying the conflict. President Trump reacted to the downing and concerns over missing pilots, while Iran rejected a US proposal for a 48-hour ceasefire, leading to global reactions and increased tensions.
The White House has unveiled a proposal for a historic $1.5 trillion defense budget for the upcoming fiscal year, with President Trump citing the ongoing conflict in Iran as a key driver for the significant increase in military spending.
The leader of Catholic chaplains in the US armed forces, Archbishop Timothy Broglio, has questioned whether a US military campaign in Iran would meet the 'just war' standard, stating it's 'hard to cast this war as something that would be sponsored by the Lord'.
Former US Special Envoy to Ukraine, General Keith Kellogg, suggested the potential need for alternative military alliances to NATO, also discussing the war in Iran and possible withdrawals.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy claims the situation along the front line is better than it has been in ten months, with military analysts attributing successes to favorable conditions.
Former President Trump is seeking a $1.5 trillion budget for the military, which would represent the largest request in modern history.
Former President Trump is reportedly seeking a $1.5 trillion allocation for the military, which would represent the largest defense budget request in modern history.
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has overturned the controversial rule that previously banned firearms from military installations, allowing service members to carry weapons on bases.
Russia launched an extensive missile and drone attack across Ukraine, with a significant focus on the Kyiv region, resulting in at least one fatality and widespread power outages. The assault involved nearly 500 drones and missiles, prompting Poland to scramble fighter jets.
The NATO Chief is scheduled to visit the US next week, following threats from Trump that he is considering quitting the 77-year-old military alliance due to European nations' response to his war.
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has confirmed that recent military attacks occurred near Iran's Bushehr nuclear power plant.
The Serbian military has refuted Hungarian Prime Minister Orbán's claims that Ukraine is behind explosives found near a gas pipeline, while the opposition and Kyiv suspect a false flag operation ahead of elections.
The CEO of JPMorgan Chase advocated for a 'stronger' United States, emphasizing the need to boost both its military and economic power.
The complex operation to extract downed F-15 pilots, which involved numerous advanced military assets including jets, helicopters, and drones, is estimated to have cost half a billion dollars, with many assets destroyed during the mission.
A historical account details the US military's very first helicopter rescue mission carried out in combat during World War II, marking a significant milestone in military aviation.
Over one million people have been displaced across Lebanon as Israel escalates its military campaign with air raids and a ground invasion, forcing families to flee to the country's mountains.
US President Donald Trump on Sunday stepped up his threat to hit Iran's critical infrastructure hard if the country's government doesn’t reopen the Strait of Hormuz by his Monday deadline. Trump punctuated his threat with profanity in a social media post Sunday, saying that Tuesday will be “Power Plant Day, and Bridge Day, all wrapped up in one, in Iran.” He also offered details of the rescue of a “seriously wounded and really brave” US service member he identified as a “respected colonel” who w
Iran's central military command warned of "much more devastating" retaliation if its adversaries were to hit civilian targets.
US President Donald Trump has requested a 10% reduction in non-defense spending for fiscal year 2027 and a substantial $500 billion increase in the military budget, amidst ongoing conflict with Iran.
Američki predsjednik Donald Trump izdao je novi ultimatum Iranu za otvaranje Hormuškog moreuza, a ono što je zanimljivo i ovaj se razlikuje od svih prethodnih ultimatuma koje je američki predsjednik…
Commentary discusses the historical context and implications of a military purge associated with political figure Hegseth.
Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force soldiers became the first 'combat-capable' Japanese troops to train in the Philippines since the end of World War II, marking a historic moment in regional defense cooperation.
The article analyzes Beijing's subtle strategies to establish itself as a global power, contrasting this with the United States' formal and established assertion that sovereignty is a privilege reserved for those with military might to achieve their objectives.
A discussion explores how armies are financed, noting that historically, the Swiss federal government raised new taxes during wartime to bolster the military. The current policy of additive financing appears to be reaching its limits.
A large-scale operation involving 3,000 elite troops and a ₹1 crore reward is underway in India to capture Misir Besra, a key Maoist leader and head of the outfit's Central Military Commission.
A piece explores the concept of terrorists as 'prodigal sons,' reflecting on how military leaders formulate strategies and doctrines, drawing parallels to historical figures like Dwight D. Eisenhower.
The Nigerian army announced it has killed 65 "bandits" in a single military operation.
The concept of a dedicated pararescue force traces its roots back to the end of World War II. Becoming a PJ is widely considered one of the most grueling undertakings in the military.
A new German conscription law requires men aged 17 to 45 to report if they plan to travel abroad for more than three months, sparking discussions about its implementation and implications.
US President Donald Trump announced the dramatic rescue of a downed airman in Iran, while Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps claimed to have foiled the mission and destroyed US military aircraft.
The Moscow military district is reportedly planning to recruit 35,000 conscripts during its spring drive, which will be conducted in two phases.
Military experts in Denmark are raising questions about the proposed doubling of conscription, which would see 13,000 conscripts called in annually, according to Troels Lund Poulsen and Mette Frederiksen.
Military and police authorities in Maguindanao del Sur, Philippines, recovered six high-powered firearms and ammunition following skirmishes with armed groups in Datu Piang town.
A senior Chinese scientist has outlined the potential military applications of space-based solar power technology, offering a rare glimpse into how energy beamed from orbit could also support…
A report outlines the top 10 countries with the largest army forces in the world, based on total personnel including active, reserve, and paramilitary forces for the year 2026.
Croatian Parliament Speaker Gordan Jandroković described a recent meeting of the state and military leadership as good and constructive, suggesting it might signal more stable times ahead despite global challenges.
Germany is reportedly considering a new rule that would require citizens under 45 to obtain military approval for extended stays abroad, though the implementation details remain unclear.
An investigation by Le Monde and the Centre for Information Resilience revealed that a Czech company discreetly supplied four aircraft to Myanmar's military dictatorship, allegedly in violation of an EU embargo on military-use goods.
Sources within the IDF claim that police pressured an army officer to support the dispersal of an anti-Iran war protest, raising questions about military-police cooperation.
An expert has issued a warning that China possesses the capability to disrupt Taiwan's trade significantly without resorting to a direct military attack.
Germany's Bundeswehr now requires men aged 17 to 45 to obtain permission for extended stays outside the country.
A report suggests Russia is recruiting intoxicated men, like Egor Sabinič, into its military, highlighting a peak in its military manpower crisis.
A military digest examines the historical precedents and implications of high-profile military dismissals in the United States, brought into focus by a recent sacking of a US Army Chief.
A US fighter jet was reportedly shot down over Iran, with details emerging about the incident. This follows a complex rescue operation that located a missing American pilot injured in a mountain crevice in Iran, though the Iranian military claims to have shot down four US aircraft during the rescue.
A survey explores public opinion on whether the United States should close its military bases in Europe if it were to withdraw from NATO.
US special envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are expected to visit Kyiv during April, according to Ukrainian authorities. The visit aims to strengthen ties and discuss ongoing support.
Germany has introduced a new military service law requiring men aged 17 to 45 who are eligible for conscription to obtain approval before traveling abroad for more than three months. This measure aims to ensure their availability for potential military service.
A new German law suggests that males under the age of 45 may need military approval for long stays abroad, although the specifics of how this rule would be enforced if breached remain unclear.
Photographs from a military base show a damaged US helicopter in Kuwait, with visible destruction to the cockpit and rotor assembly, suggesting it was either directly hit or affected by a close explosion.
Top advisors to President Trump have reportedly suggested that targeting Iran's infrastructure is a legitimate military option amidst escalating tensions.
The ongoing war in the Middle East is having a devastating, lifelong impact on millions of children, with reports of child soldiers in Iran and mass forced displacements in Lebanon.
Former US President Donald Trump has issued new threats and a 48-hour ultimatum to Iran, stating that 'hell will break loose' if the Iranian regime does not open the Strait of Hormuz or make a deal.
A survey in Croatia indicates that 60% of citizens support strengthening the military, but a majority opposes military cooperation with Israel, with over half believing NATO would protect Croatia in an attack.
Uzbekistan and Russia have engaged in discussions regarding bilateral defense cooperation, aiming to strengthen their military ties.
Facing challenges in their traditional sector, car manufacturers and suppliers are exploring opportunities in the booming arms industry, considering a shift towards building military vehicles like tanks instead of cars.
An analysis reveals the structure and beneficiaries of service pensions in Romania, highlighting magistrates, parliamentarians, diplomats, and military personnel as recipients, with magistrates receiving the highest amounts.
Bandarískur hermaður sem var um borð í F-15 orrustuþotu sem var skotin niður yfir Íran í gær er enn ófundinn.
Israel has announced it is striking Hezbollah sites in Beirut, following the destruction of a bridge, indicating an escalation of military actions in the region.
An analysis by Al Jazeera suggests that Israel's military actions and 'war fever' show no signs of abating, as the country faces conflicts on multiple fronts.
A joint naval exercise between China and Pakistan has concluded in the north Arabian Sea, strengthening military cooperation between the two nations.
The militarization of the Arctic is seen as an increasing threat to Northern Europe, prompting discussions on how the JEF military alliance can act if NATO assistance is insufficient.
A Russian network known as 'The Company' reportedly attempted to spread disinformation through online media and social networks in Argentina to discredit President Javier Milei between June and October 2024.
Two men were arrested in Spijkenisse, Netherlands, as part of a corruption investigation into the leaking and sale of sensitive information from the Koninklijke Marechaussee, the Dutch military police.
Lithuanians living abroad are increasingly joining their country's paramilitary reserve, a move that reflects growing concerns and a desire to contribute to national defense.
An analysis highlights China's strategic integration of technology, industry, and armed forces, emphasizing that energy independence is compromised if technology relies on third parties.
Ibrahim Traore, Burkina Faso's military leader, has declared that there will be no elections held until the country is deemed safe enough for all citizens to vote.
The Athanor trial is focusing on the personalities of four former military personnel from the DGSE's Action Service, whose fates changed in 2020 after accepting a contract, with the discreet shadow of the DGSE looming over the proceedings.
A Latvian entrepreneur, Klāvs Ašmanis, is developing 'Mosphera' military electric scooters, adapting his entertainment business experience to create solutions for defense, agriculture, and emergency medicine, with production now expanding to support Ukraine's front lines.
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth is reportedly conducting purges within the military, targeting generals like General George and the chief of military chaplains, who was dismissed for not believing the conflict was divinely willed, in an effort to create a 'white and MAGA' army.
The ongoing Iran war is impacting global financial policy and fundamentally changing Israeli politics, economy, and society, with accusations of war crimes against the US and Israel, while Iran reportedly beefs up its defenses and recruits children in preparation for a ground war.
Russia has reportedly lost four military aircraft in the past four days, including an unarmed Sukhoi Su-30 fighter jet that crashed in Crimea during a routine training flight.
Ukraine's 425th assault regiment, known as Skelia, experienced a significant defeat near Pokrovsk in the Donetsk region, sparking criticism and conflict within the military leadership.
Donald Trump is reportedly seeking a military budget of $1.5 trillion, which would represent the largest request in modern history.
Donald Trump has proposed a "historic" $1.5 trillion military budget, the largest in modern history, while also eyeing a 10% cut to other federal programs.
Fani-Kayode has publicly criticized Peter Obi, stating he will never become President, after Obi allegedly mocked the NADECO struggle against military dictatorship.
The US military has introduced its first new hand grenade since the Vietnam War. This new weapon neutralizes enemies with a lethal shockwave rather than traditional shrapnel.
An article from eKathimerini.com discusses the evolving geopolitical landscape, moving 'From NATO to the ‘Board of War’', suggesting a shift in strategic focus or military readiness.
The Kremlin stated there is no credible evidence regarding who might be responsible for an attempted attack on a gas pipeline, while the Serbian military has specifically denied Hungarian Prime Minister Orbán's claims that Ukraine was behind explosives found near a pipeline.
Controversial clause in new military law fuels concern over potential conscription
At least 16 people were killed in separate violent incidents across Benue and Kaduna states during Easter celebrations, prompting calls for enhanced security measures.
The Israeli Defense Ministry has officially recognized Maj. (res.) Asaf Dagan as a fallen soldier, honoring his service and the psychological toll of his military duty following a long fight by his family.
Annual joint military exercises between the United States and the Philippines began on April 6, with Japan's Ground Self-Defense Force participating fully for the first time to strengthen command function coordination in ground operations.
The number of Chinese military aircraft flying near Taiwan significantly decreased by half in March. This reduction marks a notable change in the frequency of such aerial incursions.
Senator Tim Kaine (D-Va.) has commented on President Trump's request for a $1.5 trillion military budget, discussing the implications of such a significant expenditure.
An article criticizes universities for their involvement in military-related research, arguing it aids the US imperialist state in developing more effective methods of warfare globally.
A large majority of the public expresses skepticism about military strikes and fears the economic consequences of a potential war with Iran, particularly concerning rising energy prices and inflation.
An analyst suggests that while Russia could threaten Baltic states, its primary military objective is more likely to be the Caucasus region, given its current troop capabilities.
The United States pulled off a daring rescue of two aviators whose fighter jet was shot down by Iran, plucking the pilot from behind enemy lines before setting off a complicated extraction of the…
The US military reportedly blew up one of its own C-130 type aircraft, likely an MC-130J Commando II variant valued at over $100 million, in Iran.
Authorities in the temporarily occupied territory of Donetsk region, Ukraine, are planning to develop 'military-historical tourism'.
The Indonesian military is evaluating a potential reduction of its peacekeeping forces stationed in Lebanon.
The British military is seeing an increase in applications from young people, leveraging the highest youth unemployment rate in over a decade as a recruitment opportunity.
The U.S. has successfully rescued a seriously wounded officer from a fighter jet shot down over Iran, with media reporting US commandos probed deep into the country, while Iran's military claims to have completely foiled the rescue operation.
American forces were compelled to destroy two aircraft during a rescue operation for one of the crew members of an F-15 fighter jet shot down over Iran.
ICE agents detained the 22-year-old wife of an Army staff sergeant, who came to the U.S. as a toddler, from a military base where the couple planned to live.
Serbian authorities discovered explosives near the gas pipeline connecting Serbia and Hungary, leading Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán to convene an emergency defense council. Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić confirmed the discovery of two large packages of explosives.
The United Nations is set to discuss the military's role as the world's fourth-largest polluter in late May, following an advisory opinion from the International Court of Justice in The Hague.
Energy Secretary Sharon Garin stated that Iran's agreement to grant safe passage for Philippine-bound energy supplies through the Strait of Hormuz is a government 'risk management' strategy to secure the country's oil supply.
A complex rescue operation located a missing American pilot injured in a mountain crevice in Iran, with President Donald Trump later announcing the successful recovery. The Iranian military, however, claims to have shot down four US aircraft during the rescue operation.
US forces successfully rescued a pilot of an F-15 fighter jet shot down over Iran, a rescue confirmed by the White House and described by President Donald Trump as a daring operation.
Iran's judiciary news outlet Mizan reported the execution of two men, Mohammadamin Biglari and Shahin Vahedparast, who were convicted of attempting to storm a military facility during January's unrest.
Bulgarian Defense Minister Atanas Zapryanov assured that Bulgaria has not undertaken any military commitments to Ukraine, responding to criticisms regarding a recently signed document.
CCTV footage circulated online shows the moment that an Israeli military dog attacks a worshipper leaving a mosque
The Ontario provincial government has expressed support for a House of Commons petition advocating for the establishment of an independent review board for military honours, such as the Victoria Cross, for late veterans.
DOUGLAS MacArthur was one of the most famous, but also most controversial American military commanders of the 20th century.
The British military is reportedly viewing the current youth jobs crisis as an opportunity to boost recruitment numbers.
An analysis reviews Poland's current and future military potential, focusing on equipment numbers and strategic dominance in the Baltic Sea, based on official data and expert insights.
A prediction market on Polymarket is tracking bets on the likelihood of a military invasion by Donald Trump, while an opinion piece urges Trump to take strong action against the Iranian regime, linking it to Israel's post-October 7 security.
A historical account reveals how the Spanish submarine Echevarrieta-1 served as a model for the German Kriegsmarine's U-boats, as former German military personnel circumvented Versailles prohibitions using Cádiz shipyards to prepare for Atlantic dominance.
Burkina Faso's military leader, Ibrahim Traore, has stated that the country should 'forget democracy,' signaling a continued authoritarian stance.
The Lithuanian Ministry of National Defence is holding consultations regarding a proposed military training ground near Kapčiamiestis, addressing public questions about its location and significance.
Ukrainian law enforcement authorities have extradited a native of Hajigabul, who participated in combat operations with Russian military units, to Azerbaijan.
US President Donald Trump issued a 48-hour ultimatum to Iran regarding the Strait of Hormuz, threatening "hell" if demands were not met. Iran responded defiantly, warning that the entire region would turn into "hell" for the aggressors, as Israel also pressured Iran ahead of the deadline.
A proposed German law could require men under 45 to obtain military approval for extended stays abroad, though the enforcement and granting of such approvals remain unclear.
Reporting from Tehran early Friday, FRANCE 24’s Reza Sayah says there’s been a “disturbing trend” in recent days of US-Israeli strikes hitting non-military targets across Iran.
Top aides to Donald Trump are reportedly advising him that targeting Iran's infrastructure with military action is a legitimate option.
Donald Trump is reportedly moving forward with plans to reopen the legendary Alcatraz prison, closed decades ago, to house the most brutal criminals, with a budget request of $152 million submitted to Congress for its first phase of reopening.
Relatives of the late Iranian Major General Qassem Soleimani were arrested by US federal agents after their permanent residency status was revoked, with reports indicating they had celebrated attacks against US soldiers.
IRGC: Israel’s industrial, military sites targeted in latest strikes PressTV
France is reportedly planning to quadruple its reserves of kamikaze drones and significantly expand its missile arsenals by the end of the decade. This move is part of a military planning bill reflecting a shift towards a 'war economy.'
Alan Hayward James, a former US Air Force master sergeant nicknamed "Al Capone," has pleaded guilty to defrauding the military of $37 million through rigged IT contracts.
DHS revealed that a suspect, who is the child of two Chinese illegal immigrants and fled to China, has been charged with allegedly planting a deadly explosive device at a significant US military base.
A mysterious drone, described as neither a toy nor military-grade, was discovered in a Polish forest, prompting an investigation by security services.
Germany has amended its Conscription Law, now requiring men aged 17-45 to obtain permission from the Bundeswehr if they wish to leave the country for a period longer than three months.
The leader of all Catholic military chaplains in the US armed forces has questioned the justice of a potential US military campaign in Iran, stating it would not qualify as a 'just war' according to theory.
Reports indicate that Pete Hegseth, driven by paranoia, has dismissed high-ranking generals in the American military over fears that Dan Driscoll might replace him at the Pentagon.
Hegseth has removed the Army Chief as part of a broader purge of the military's top ranks, drawing strong criticism from Lt. Gen. Russel Honoré, who warned that Hegseth's rhetoric could endanger U.S. troops.
Multiple US military aircraft have been shot down in the Persian Gulf region amidst the ongoing conflict with Iran, marking the first such incidents in over 20 years. A search and rescue operation is underway for a missing pilot after one jet was downed over Iran, while a second US fighter jet also crashed. Questions are being answered about Donald Trump's strategy and the risks of escalation in the Strait of Hormuz.
A new wave of massive Russian air attacks across Ukraine during daylight hours has resulted in at least 10 deaths, according to Kyiv, which condemned the escalation. Moscow has also rejected a proposed energy truce for the Easter period.
Russia has reportedly shifted its military tactics, now conducting drone and missile strikes during daytime hours. This change was observed with another attack launched on Good Friday, signaling an "Easter escalation" in the conflict.
Former President Trump is seeking $152 million to begin the process of transforming Alcatraz back into a functioning prison, a plan that faces significant local political opposition and logistical challenges due to the site's dilapidated state.
A rare interview with a senior officer from the Irish Military Intelligence Service provides insight into its operations, the nature of modern espionage, and the threats facing the State.
Donald Trump's proposed budget includes a historic request for $1.5 trillion in defense spending, marking the largest such request in decades, alongside significant cuts to domestic programs and a 10% reduction in non-defense spending.
As American forces race against time and Iran's military to locate an aviator reportedly shot down Friday, a former Air Force pilot and a rescuer told AFP what it takes to hide, survive and extract…
U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance is scheduled to visit Budapest to show support for Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán ahead of the upcoming elections on April 12.
A report highlights the US Air Force Pararescue units, which specialize in Combat Search and Rescue (CSAR) missions and are among the most highly trained in the US military.
The Austrian Constitutional Court has ruled that military personnel are permitted to wear long hair, overturning a previous requirement for male soldiers to have short hair and affirming the principle of equal treatment.
Former President Trump has proposed a $1.5 trillion military budget, the largest in modern history, with plans to fund it by significantly reducing allocations to health, labor, and other government agencies.
Former President Trump is reportedly seeking a $1.5 trillion budget for the military, which would represent the largest request in modern history.
The military escalation in the Middle East is beginning to show visible consequences globally, with the Greek economy specifically experiencing a projected cut in growth to 2% and inflation rising above 3%, primarily affecting fuel prices.
Burkina Faso's military ruler stated in a state television interview that democracy "kills" and the people of the country must "forget" about it.