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Defense5 months ago
Israel rations advanced interceptors amid relentless Iranian missile barrages: Report
Iran’s retaliatory missile strikes have strained Israel’s air defense systems, allowing more missiles to slip through, the Wall Street Journal says.
Israel rations advanced interceptors amid relentless Iranian missile barrages: Report
Politics7 months ago
Trump's top general warns of Iran aggression risks: reports
US media report that General Dan Caine has warned President Donald Trump against the myriad dangers associated with acts of aggression against Iran.
Trump's top general warns of Iran aggression risks: reports
Politics10 months ago
WSJ sitting on Ukraine corruption story to keep Russia war going: Tucker Carlson
The Wall Street Journal has spent months withholding a major corruption exposé on Andriy Yermak, chief of staff to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, according to US journalist Tucker Carlson.​​​​​​​
WSJ sitting on Ukraine corruption story to keep Russia war going: Tucker Carlson
Defenseone year ago
Explainer: Why every country is scrambling to replicate Iran’s Shahed-136 drone
Shahed‑136, a low-cost Iranian kamikaze drone, has reshaped warfare, inspiring global replication, challenging traditional powers, and becoming a standard for long-range, precision unmanned systems.
Explainer: Why every country is scrambling to replicate Iran’s Shahed-136 drone
Yemen2 years ago
Russia may arm Yemen over US support for Ukraine: Report
US intelligence agencies say Russia could send advanced anti-ship missiles to Yemeni fighters in retaliation for the United States support for Kiev forces.
Russia may arm Yemen over US support for Ukraine: Report
Palestine2 years ago
US to rush arms to Israel amid bombings, planned invasion of Rafah
The US administration is reportedly preparing to send “tens of millions of dollars” worth of bombs and weapons to Israel.
US to rush arms to Israel amid bombings, planned invasion of Rafah
Egypt3 years ago
Egypt rejects multiple US requests to arm Ukraine: Report
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has reportedly rejected multiple requests from the United States to send arms and military equipment to Ukraine.
Egypt rejects multiple US requests to arm Ukraine: Report