A German parliament member, Thomas Roewekamp, stated that Germany might need to decide on reinstating compulsory military service by July 2027. This comes as the country struggles to attract volunteer soldiers.

The Nigerian Army plans to recruit 28,000 additional soldiers and open a new training depot to address the country's insecurity challenges. This initiative aims to bolster the army's capacity to tackle ongoing threats.

Ukraine is reportedly revealing its enemies' military secrets, a practice that has garnered significant interest and demand from soldiers, arms manufacturers, and foreign governments seeking access to the intelligence.

The Battle of Longewala during the 1971 war saw 120 Indian soldiers bravely defend against an assault by 4,000 Pakistani troops and 40 tanks.

A historical account details how Indian soldiers, through extraordinary bravery and under immense hardship, captured the strategically vital Bana Post in the Siachen heights in 1987 during Operation Rajiv.

French President Emmanuel Macron has invited member states of the 'coalition of the willing' to have their soldiers participate in this year's Bastille Day parade on July 14. A meeting of the coalition leaders for aid to Ukraine will also take place the day before.

A Ukrainian officer is reportedly under investigation by authorities following the deaths of several soldiers under his command.

Former Senator Antonio Trillanes IV has filed lawsuits against Senators Alan Peter Cayetano and Rodante Marcoleta, alleging a 'sham' Senate hearing and false statements regarding the International Criminal Court. Trillanes also added to complaints against 18 former soldiers.

New IDF records, based on real-time reports from soldiers and handwritten updates, reveal the confusion surrounding Gilad Schalit's abduction two decades ago.

German soldiers are conducting training exercises in Pabradė, Lithuania, as part of 'Freedom Shield' drills, with German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius stating they will be ready for any attack.

Ukrainian soldiers report that Kyiv's recent army reforms, including fixed-term contracts, are coming too late and fall short of addressing the needs of exhausted troops after years of open-ended service.

The civil war in Sudan continues to devastate the country, with hundreds of thousands killed and millions displaced. This article highlights the plight of child soldiers, focusing on three individuals who lost their childhoods to the conflict.

The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has found Russia responsible for the torture and killing of three Georgian soldiers, including Giorgi Antsukhelidze, during the August 2008 War.

Nicholas Dockery, a US Medal of Honor recipient, is recognized for his heroic act of throwing himself on a grenade to save his fellow soldiers.

Denmark's defense minister announced that military recruits will be deployed to Greenland, a Danish autonomous territory, to participate in missions alongside professional soldiers.

Ukraine asserts that Russia would require approximately 70,000 soldiers in Belarus to pose a serious new offensive threat, while stating that Ukraine is prepared for any such attack.

Israeli soldiers fatally shot two people in southern Lebanon, according to health officials, escalating tensions in the region. Lebanon's Joseph Aoun stated that the country would accept nothing less than the withdrawal of Israeli Defense Forces.

Sokoto State is mourning the loss of three soldiers and two policemen who were killed in separate incidents involving an improvised explosive device and a bandit ambush.

Czech volunteers from organizations 'Gift for Putin' and 'Team4Ukrajine' have delivered modified all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) to Ukrainian soldiers on the front line. These vehicles, typically used for recreation, are adapted to be highly useful for military operations.

The Omsk and Novosibirsk regions in Siberia are rationing gasoline and diesel, while Germany's Defense Minister Pistorius considers conscripting soldiers for Lithuania, and tourism on Crimea has halted.

Russia has reportedly sustained significant losses in Ukraine over the past day, including 1,390 soldiers and 723 pieces of military equipment. Ukrainian forces also conducted a strike on Voronezh, with the governor reporting extremely heavy losses.

Since the beginning of the year, Ukraine's Defense Forces have used unmanned systems to strike over 800,000 verified enemy targets, resulting in approximately 167,000 Russian soldiers killed or severely wounded.

Polish Vice Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski stated that Poland needs a larger army because soldiers 'wear out' after a few months, emphasizing that a strong army by the end of the decade would deter attacks.

Soldiers from the Special Operations Command performed parachute jumps from an altitude of 3,000 meters, utilizing one of NATO’s crucial strategic airlift assets for a rare and valuable training opportunity.

Myanmar's military is reportedly using improvised motorized paragliders to deploy soldiers carrying bombs, raining destruction on civilian villages in opposition-held territory.

Ukrainian soldiers are resisting a new military reform plan from the Defense Ministry, expressing frustration over contract terms and pay disparities after many years on the front lines without clear timelines for returning home.

A domestic abuse survivor, Shauna Commins, is campaigning for therapy notes to be inadmissible in courts, emphasizing the importance of privacy for those seeking counseling.

The Latvian non-profit Ganta Fonds, which has rescued thousands of wounded soldiers, is facing financial difficulties, with its ambulances grounded due to lack of funds for fuel and service, prompting its coordinator to sell personal assets.

Ukraine's General Staff has released updated data indicating that Russia lost 1,290 soldiers killed and wounded over the past day.

Russian soldiers have described underground missions through pipelines that often end in minutes after surfacing, despite their previous effectiveness in bypassing defense lines.

Ukraine is significantly increasing its production of ground robots to replace human soldiers in increasingly dangerous battlefield zones, aiming to reduce casualties.

The Pentagon expanded its "Chinese Military Companies" list to 188 firms, including Alibaba, raising questions about the evolving line between civilian and military entities in the age of artificial intelligence.

Lebanon has reported that 47 people were killed in recent strikes, while Israel confirmed the deaths of four of its soldiers. An Israeli minister reportedly threatened to 'burn' all of Lebanon.

A 31-year-old hiker, Alkharj Gomez Zamayla, is still missing after a week-long search operation involving 127 volunteers, soldiers, police, drones, and K9 units on Mt. Kalatungan in Bukidnon, Philippines.

Ukrainian authorities are initiating a major reform to address a shortage of soldiers, emphasizing that those defending the country should receive the highest salaries.

Majlis Amanah Rakyat (Mara) announced plans to deploy former soldiers as full-time wardens across all MRSM institutions starting next January, aiming to enhance discipline and security.

Ukraine's General Staff has released updated figures, stating that Russia lost 1,370 soldiers killed and wounded, along with 58 artillery systems, over the last 24 hours.

An attack on Thursday on the airport and military airbase in Niger’s capital killed 11 members of the security forces and two civilians, the government said in a statement, without identifying the…

At least eleven soldiers and two civilians were killed in a massive attack by Islamists against Niger's international forces.

International military exercises held in Kuhmo, Finland, have led to a surprising increase in pizza sales for local businesses, with NATO soldiers placing large orders.

Two Malaysian military personnel have been charged in court with smuggling three Myanmar migrants across the Bukit Kayu Hitam border.

Finnish soldiers are undergoing new training methods to shoot down drones, in response to the recent increase in drone incursions into European airspace.

Shurandy 'Tyson' Q., a prominent member of the No Limit Soldiers criminal organization, has been extradited from Dubai to Curaçao, allowing justice officials to prosecute him.

Denmark is set to deploy a battalion of up to 850 soldiers to Latvia this autumn as part of NATO's multinational force, aiming to strengthen the alliance's eastern flank. This contingent will replace Swedish troops currently stationed in the region.

Hungary's nominee for national police chief expressed a desire for thoughtful police officers over 'lead soldiers' and aims to increase police presence on the streets. His vision was well-received during his hearing.

Ukrainian troops on the front lines can earn monthly bonuses of up to $10,270, nearly 30 times the average salary, based on their combat performance, including capturing enemy soldiers or taking outposts.

NATO is enhancing its deterrence capabilities against Russia by stationing a Bundeswehr tank brigade in Lithuania, with 2,900 soldiers from eight countries training for a realistic scenario in the 'Freedom Shield' exercise.

Russian soldiers from the 143rd Guards Motorized Rifle Regiment reportedly committed a significant military and security blunder by publishing sensitive information online.

Four Dutch soldiers were injured during a military exercise in Germany when two military vehicles collided. The Royal Netherlands Marechaussee is investigating the cause of the accident.

The Israeli army announced Tuesday that it carried out airstrikes in southern Lebanon after intercepting rockets launched by Hezbollah against Israeli soldiers in the area.

The purchase of helmets for Polish soldiers has sparked a political dispute, with the PiS party criticizing credit-based procurement while the ruling government highlights past use of outdated equipment.

While most tech companies focus on commercial applications, American startup Foundation Robotics is developing humanoid robots for military use, aiming to replace human soldiers in dangerous missions.

His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim, King of Malaysia, has conveyed his condolences to the families of two soldiers who died in a grenade blast at Hobart Camp in Kedah.

Ukraine is implementing reforms to its military service, including increased pay, recruitment of foreigners, and shorter combat deployments, in an effort to make it more attractive and ensure a steady supply of soldiers for the war against Russia.

Archaeologists have unearthed ancient toys, including wheeled horses, rattles, animal figurines, and toy soldiers, in the old citadel of Tomis, offering insights into the playthings of Roman children.

On Germany's Veteran's Day, the focus is on the personal consequences of military deployments, particularly the psychological problems like panic attacks that soldiers experience years later.

A controversial trend has emerged in Russia where content creators use AI tools to generate images and videos of deceased soldiers, presenting them as heroes, and charging families up to $133 for the service.

A US Army company commander successfully used attack drones and C4-packed ground robots to clear a fortified enemy position during a recent JRTC rotation, demonstrating advanced tactical capabilities before soldiers engaged.

Ladislav Kudrna, director of the Institute for the Study of Totalitarian Regimes (ÚSTR), has ventured into fiction with his first book, "Válka jsme my," a collection of stories based on real wartime conflicts experienced by Czechoslovak soldiers.

Frontline soldiers are now equipped with specialized anti-drone bullets, designed to fragment and damage unmanned aerial systems at close range, serving as a crucial last line of defense.

Deceased sailors and soldiers washed ashore on the Icelandic coast, and the fear of bodies adrift at sea lingered long among the people, reflecting the impact of World War II conflicts.

A Washington D.C. resident, Sam O'Hara, received compensation after being arrested for playing the Darth Vader theme from Star Wars to National Guard soldiers from his phone.

On the Nigerian Army's 163rd anniversary, Chief of Army Staff Lt Gen. Waidi Shaibu urged officers, soldiers, civilian staff, veterans, and their families to remain steadfast and committed to national service.

A US Army commander stated that soldiers require numerous cheap drones that are easy to use and access in combat, citing recent exercises where soldiers flew 3D-printed drones.

South Korea plans a massive expansion of aerial weapons, intending to equip every soldier with their own personal drone and train half a million soldiers in drone usage to counter threats from North Korea.

The first group of female volunteer soldiers has been sworn into the Hellenic Army in Lamia, Greece. This marks a significant step for women in the country's military.

The Israeli military announced it killed six Hezbollah members in two separate incidents within its designated 'security zone' in Southern Lebanon, stating the individuals posed a threat to soldiers.

An FIR (First Information Report) has been filed against a commanding officer and 40 soldiers of the Indian Army for allegedly storming a police station and assaulting officers in Jammu and Kashmir. The incident involved charges of assault and rioting.

The Taliban has imposed a nationwide ban on smartphones for all state employees, including soldiers, officials, and judges. This directive has led to a collapse in official communication, and human rights activists are warning of further restrictions on rights.

German Army Commander Christian Freuding emphasizes that the future of warfare will heavily rely on AI, drones, and digital systems, though tanks and soldiers will remain crucial for holding territory.

Italy and France are reportedly resisting a European Union proposal that seeks to ban former Russian soldiers, indicating a division within the bloc.

A colonel and several others have been charged with attempted murder following an incident where soldiers stormed a police station in Kashmir.

Ukraine's General Staff has released updated figures on Russian military losses, reporting 1,270 soldiers killed or wounded and 67 artillery systems lost over the past day.

Estonia has commenced preparations for a new military base in Narva, located directly on the border with Russia, with construction set to begin in early 2027 to accommodate 100-120 soldiers and enhance eastern security.

The ceremonial Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle has been temporarily suspended due to extreme heat, citing the protection of soldiers, horses, and spectators.

Ukraine is reportedly hitting Russia's oil industry and increasingly isolating Crimea with drone attacks, but experts suggest it lacks the necessary soldiers for significant territorial gains.

Reports indicate that Israeli soldiers were seen celebrating inside the home of a displaced Lebanese family, sparking controversy.

A senior non-commissioned officer from Poland's special forces, Mirosław Ziarniak, shares insights into the rigorous selection and training process, comparing soldiers to stones that polish themselves through constant challenge.

Army Sgt. Quornelius Radford has been sentenced to six consecutive life terms for shooting five soldiers and his fiancé at Fort Stewart in Georgia last year.

On the occasion of the anniversary of the Center of Special Operations 'Alpha' of the Security Service of Ukraine, President Volodymyr Zelensky honored the unit’s soldiers with state awards and presented an award to the family of a fallen hero.

German brigade soldiers participated in the "Freedom Shield" exercises in Pabradė, Lithuania, alongside allies, with Defense Minister Boris Pistorius observing the combat shooting and expressing satisfaction with the conditions provided.

A Supreme Audit Office analysis reveals Poland spent over 84 million PLN last year on equivalents for unused vacation days, with uniformed services and soldiers receiving the highest amounts due to no statute of limitations on claims.

A review of Callum Burn's 'Landship' describes it as a murky first world war drama about a real-life mission that went awry, with soldiers yearning for tinned pies while staying inside the tank.

Nigerian troops successfully repelled terrorists and rescued abductees in North-West operations, but three soldiers were killed in Zamfara state.

Nigerian soldiers successfully repelled a terrorist attack in Sokoto and Katsina states, rescuing abductees and recovering weapons during ongoing operations.

Soldiers from the Norwegian Armed Forces have been deployed to assist the police with security duties at the US Embassy in Oslo, an assignment they are taking with the utmost seriousness, and will remain until August.

A fake video purporting to show Ukrainian soldiers destroying Polish graves is circulating online, with warnings that it is a fabrication intended to create division.

According to Tisza Party politician Ruszin-Szendi Romulusz, soldiers who were dismissed from service under 'youth renewal' initiatives may be reinstated, as many excellent personnel were forced to leave under 'undignified' circumstances.

Ukrainian soldiers and their partners participated in Kyiv's Pride parade, advocating for the right to marry and enter into civil partnerships as Ukraine seeks to modernize and align with Western Europe.

The Battle of Lake Trasimene occurred in 217 BCE, where Hannibal's forces killed 15,000 Roman soldiers and captured an equal number.

An Ukrainian pastor is assisting Spanish-speaking soldiers, many from Colombia, who are fighting in the war against Russia, drawn by higher wages.

Intense combat continues on the front lines in Ukraine, with hundreds of clashes reported between Ukrainian and Russian forces. Ukraine claims significant Russian losses in personnel and equipment over the past day.

Concerns are rising over a potential massacre in Sudan, as rebel soldiers have amassed outside a major city on the front line, putting an estimated 500,000 people at risk of being caught in the crossfire.

Sexual violence is reportedly surging in Mozambique's Cabo Delgado province, where women and girls are caught between insurgents and soldiers in a conflict that has lasted nearly a decade. The region is rich in natural resources like gas, precious stones, and lithium.

During the BALTOPS 2026 military exercises in the Baltic Sea, Lithuanian naval forces successfully destroyed a massive mine, with the anti-mine ship M53 "Skalvis" representing Lithuania.

Intense fighting in southern Lebanon resulted in the deaths of at least 18 people following Israeli airstrikes, which the country's health ministry reported were in retaliation for four Israeli soldiers killed, as confirmed by the Israeli army.

An analysis by REL examines Russia's war-driven economy and a pervasive narrative of confrontation with the West. It also highlights thousands of war-wounded soldiers, including some convicted criminals released from prison to fight, and the potential costs for peace.

In Taipei, Taiwanese citizens are learning to pilot drones, drawing inspiration from Ukraine's defense efforts and driven by concerns over potential conflict with China. Many express a desire to contribute to national defense despite not being soldiers.

The Nigerian Army has revised its recruit training curriculum to better equip soldiers to combat terrorism, banditry, and kidnapping. The Army Chief urged graduating recruits to actively crush these threats.

Ukrainian troops are reportedly turning to comfortable 'Crocs'-like footwear when off the front lines. A Ukrainian company is manufacturing these shoes, dubbed 'war Crocs', according to soldiers' testimonies.

Ukraine's General Staff has updated data on Russian losses: Russia lost 1,370 soldiers killed and wounded over the past day.

The Romanian Ministry of National Defense announced the approval of a recruitment plan for 6,763 professional soldiers and non-commissioned officers for the first series of 2026, with positions available nationwide.

Five IDF soldiers, one seriously, were wounded after an explosive Hezbollah drone struck southern Lebanon.

Authorities in Vorkuta, Russia, have dismantled a memorial marker dedicated to victims of political repression at the Yur-Shor memorial cemetery. The action reportedly followed demands from soldiers returning from the war in Ukraine.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy asserts in an interview with The Guardian that Russia is losing 30,000 soldiers per month and becoming increasingly isolated, with Ukraine gradually gaining strategic initiative on the battlefield.

Denmark has decided to scrap parts of the new Nordic uniform due to the same problems that Norwegian soldiers have struggled with.

Russia's war casualty toll in Ukraine has increased by 1,260 over the past day, according to Ukrainian reports. This significant daily loss highlights the ongoing intensity of the conflict.

Unions are calling on the government to use its EU presidency to ensure support for Ukrainian soldiers re-entering the workforce, emphasizing the role of unions in rebuilding conflict-affected countries.

Four Indian Army personnel, including a Junior Commissioned Officer (JCO) and three jawans, were injured in an accidental landmine blast during a patrol along the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu & Kashmir’s Rajouri district.

Ukrainian soldiers from the 225th assault regiment describe a cautious counter-offensive against Russian forces on the Zaporizhzhia front, where drones are engaged in fierce combat from the 'kill zone' to the city streets.

The Chief of Army Staff, Shaibu, stated that fighting spirit, collective resolve, and a shared sense of purpose among soldiers are crucial determinants of military success, not weapons alone.

Soldiers from the Hungarian Defense Forces Medical Center have begun their mission in Estonia as part of the multinational NATO military exercise Vigorous Warrior 2026, testing their skills in challenging weather conditions.

Four soldiers were injured in a blast near the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir, marking the third such incident in a week. The nature of the blast remains unclear as the Army has not yet issued a formal statement.

Two military personnel are believed to have died following an explosion that occurred during a training exercise in Gurun, Kedah.

Mykolai Sierga, a 37-year-old commander of Ukraine's cultural forces and a former poet and performer, is helping Ukrainian soldiers cope with the war by assisting them with sleep.

The Governor of Sverdlovsk, Denis Pasler, has signed a decree ordering the creation of a named registry of soldiers from the region who were killed in Ukraine and other armed conflicts.

Human rights activists claim that video footage contradicts the Israeli military's assertion that soldiers lawfully fired upon a Palestinian man whose car was speeding, an incident that resulted in a seven-month-old infant being shot. The victim's family maintains the car was slowing down.

A military truck collided with a tree on a local road near Dobre Miasto in Poland's Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship. Two soldiers were injured in the incident and transported to the hospital by an LPR helicopter, with military police investigating the crash.

Israeli soldiers are searching the Beit Aryeh area for two suspects after infiltration sirens were activated, following reports of their presence.

Six Indian soldiers killed during Operation Sindoor in May 2025 were honored at the National War Memorial, with some receiving posthumous gallantry awards.

Ukraine has launched a new portal called 'TrophyLab' to allow soldiers, arms makers, and allies to access data from captured Russian military hardware, aiming to expose enemy military secrets.

Cyprus has begun employing an advanced DNA testing method to identify the remains of Greek Cypriot soldiers and civilians who went missing during the 1974 Turkish invasion, after conventional techniques proved ineffective for decades.

Nigerian troops successfully rescued 53 hostages and thwarted a terrorist attack in Borno state. During the operation, soldiers also recovered eight vehicles from the terrorists.

A 32-year-old Palestinian man was killed by Israeli soldiers in the central occupied West Bank, according to the Palestinian Authority's Health Ministry, while Israel stated its soldiers targeted a man throwing objects.

Hezbollah has deployed 600 new undetectable fiber-optic drones in southern Lebanon over two and a half months, trapping Israeli Merkava tanks and resulting in 37 Israeli soldier deaths.

Ukrainian authorities have launched an investigation into mysterious deaths and bullying within a Ukrainian assault regiment, with the State Bureau of Investigation and the ombudsman's office examining cases of soldiers dying during training, including one reportedly dragged by an ATV.

Experts are assessing a Danish police press conference regarding drone sightings last September, with observations from soldiers indicating drones were present, while police state they can neither confirm nor deny it.

Russian military losses in Ukraine totaled approximately 1,397,060 personnel (killed and wounded) since February 24, 2022, with 1,270 enemy soldiers eliminated in the past 24 hours.

The Ukrainian "Skela" assault regiment, known for its reputation, is now facing serious accusations of brutal treatment and torture of mobilized soldiers, with reports of multiple deaths in its training centers since the beginning of the year.

Israeli soldiers shot and killed a 29-year-old Palestinian man during a raid in the West Bank. The incident occurred amidst ongoing tensions in the region.

7,000 Dutch soldiers are preparing for a large-scale military exercise in 2026, described as the biggest in the last two decades, to be held in training areas around Bergen-Hohne.

A liveblog on the Ukraine war reports that a Moscow refinery is expected to be out of commission until year-end, a fuel crisis is affecting Siberia, and President Zelenskyy will not attend a reconstruction conference in Poland. German Defense Minister Pistorius also stated he would conscript soldiers for Lithuania if necessary.

A NATO representative estimates that the Russian army has suffered between 1.3 and 1.5 million casualties, including approximately half a million dead soldiers, in the war in Ukraine.

The UNIFIL peacekeeping mission in Lebanon is facing a potential end, with reports suggesting that Austrian soldiers might be among the last to withdraw. UN Secretary-General Guterres is actively working to save the mission amidst these threats.

Moroccan soldiers have arrived in Israel to join the international force in Gaza, participating in Phase II peacekeeping efforts. Morocco, along with Albania and Greece, is contributing troops to the Gaza International Stabilization Force.

Ukraine's Ministry of Defense is launching a new system of financial bonuses for soldiers on the front lines, aiming to motivate them for combat successes and risky tasks, with the highest rewards offered for capturing Russian personnel.

India's Jat Regiment is taking part in Exercise Khaan Quest 2026 in Mongolia, a multilateral drill involving 18 nations focused on enhancing interoperability for UN peacekeeping operations.

Two Israeli tanks entered Syrian territory, where soldiers detained and subsequently released a man. The incident involved Israeli military presence across the border.

Haredi protesters clashed with soldiers outside Military Prison 10, demanding the release of 'Sohlberg's hostages.' The protests are a response to Sohlberg's order to increase arrests of draft evaders, which peaked with a riot outside his home on June 3.

Ukraine is considering a military reform aimed at providing long-serving soldiers a break from the front lines, despite critics calling for their immediate discharge, as the defense minister argues the country relies on them.

The newly formed Lithuania Brigade of the German Bundeswehr is conducting its first combat exercises with hundreds of soldiers on NATO's Eastern flank, practicing for a serious scenario.

South Korea is actively pursuing the swift transfer of two North Korean soldiers who were captured by Ukrainian forces while fighting for Russia, according to a senior Foreign Ministry official.

An analysis piece discusses the growing debate within Israel's defense establishment regarding the effectiveness of IDF operations in southern Lebanon and whether battlefield gains translate into strategic shifts.

Bolivia's president has declared a state of emergency and deployed soldiers and bulldozers to clear protest blockades that have caused weeks of gridlock and shortages of food and fuel, aiming to resolve the ongoing conflict.

Soldiers are feared killed after their convoy reportedly struck an explosive device on the Isa–Bargaja road in Sokoto, Nigeria. The incident occurred as troops responded to a distress call following an overnight attack by armed men.

A man living in a care home in Panevėžys, Lithuania, has dedicated three years to continuously weaving camouflage nets for Ukrainian soldiers, sending approximately 150 large nets to the front.

The Philippine Army's 88th Infantry Battalion issued a public apology after soldiers mistakenly shot and killed a civilian woman during operations in a remote village in Bukidnon on June 15.

The 'hell ships' represent one of the most horrific and forgotten chapters of World War II, where thousands of people experienced extreme human brutality. These ships became watery graves for thousands of soldiers, often lost to friendly fire.

Following the killing of four Israeli soldiers in southern Lebanon, an Israeli minister has called for 'devastating reprisals' against Lebanon, stating that 'all of Lebanon must burn'.

Nearly 160 soldiers at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas have fallen ill with the flu. American media note that this wave of infections occurred less than two months after Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's decision to change a policy.

Russian military police conducted raids in the city of Penza, 500 kilometers southeast of Moscow, in an effort to mobilize men for the front lines in Ukraine, according to local residents.

Violence continues to rage in Ecuador, prompting President Noboa to deploy 13,000 soldiers after two 15 and 16-year-old hitmen assassinated a criminal gang leader at the airport in Guayaquil, one of ten provinces now under a new state of emergency.

Italian Defense Minister Crosetto emphasizes the need to fulfill NATO commitments, suggesting that Italy must pay its share or risk being excluded, with discussions also including the possibility of increasing US soldiers at Sigonella.

The Danish Army and Home Guard are testing whether VR systems can enhance marksmanship training and better prepare recruits, aiming to strengthen soldiers' shooting skills.

Chinese soldiers launched rockets and deployed aircraft and drones in southwestern China, releasing special materials into clouds. This operation is part of an effort to create a 'sky river' to combat climate change.

An investigative report by the Russian exile portal 'Vazhnye Istorii' revealed a surge in fraudulent schemes within the Russian armed forces, where soldiers attempt to claim state compensation for injuries sustained in the war against Ukraine.

NATO estimates that Russia has suffered over 1.4 million military casualties in its war against Ukraine. Despite these losses, NATO believes Moscow has not abandoned its strategic objectives.

The NATO peacekeeping mission (KFOR) will reduce its troop numbers in Kosovo following improved security conditions in the Serb-majority north. This comes after more soldiers were deployed in 2023 due to repeated unrest in the region, with over 1,000 KFOR soldiers now set to depart.

The military authorities said the initiative was designed to enhance troop welfare by easing personnel movement in frontline operational areas. The post Nigerian Army rotates more soldiers fighting…

An accidental mine blast occurred along the Line of Control (LoC) in Rajouri, Jammu and Kashmir, injuring an Army JCO and three soldiers during a patrol.

The emperor of Japan, Naruhito, has acknowledged the mistreatment of Dutch soldiers in POW camps as he begins a three-day...

Thousands of American soldiers and their families contribute significantly to Wiesbaden's economic life, and their potential withdrawal would impact local businesses.

Three Indian soldiers were reportedly killed by the US military during a naval blockade in the Middle East, an incident that has strained US-India relations ahead of a meeting between Prime Minister Modi and President Trump.

A military exercise involving 6,000 soldiers from Poland, France, and Lithuania has commenced in the Suwalki Corridor, a strategic strip of land between Europe and the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad. The exercise aims to enhance readiness in this critical region.

The action thriller 'Killhouse,' directed by Lyubomyr Levytsky, brings the war in Ukraine to the screen with impressive Hollywood aesthetics, featuring a cast largely composed of real soldiers and veterans.

Microsoft has unveiled a significant collection of free titles for Xbox Game Pass subscribers, including the initial wave of games set to arrive in July 2026.

Israeli Culture and Sports Minister Miki Zohar stated that the US decided against sending soldiers into Iranian territory to overthrow the current regime.

Ukrainian soldiers are reportedly swapping their combat boots for 'tactical Crocs' when they are away from the front lines. This footwear choice is made for comfort during their downtime.

Ukraine's General Staff reported 25 Russian assaults on the Pokrovsk front over the past day. Additionally, Russia is said to have lost 1,230 soldiers during the same period.

Vietnam has deployed hundreds of soldiers to help construct the VND336.63 trillion (US$12.8 billion) Long Thanh airport, aiming to meet a year-end deadline amidst a worker shortfall.

Six kidnap victims in Zamfara State, Nigeria, managed to escape captivity following persistent military pressure and air interdiction operations.