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Ukrainian President Zelenskyy confirms that the US is still supplying weapons to Ukraine, even as tensions rise with Iran. A recent drone attack in Dnipro resulted in three fatalities and ten injuries.
The U.S. military has historically recognized the dangers posed by influenza since the 1918 pandemic. Recent decisions to alter vaccine requirements could jeopardize this readiness.
In a notable development, representatives from Libya's opposing political factions are engaging in the Flintlock military exercise led by the US. Could this indicate a move towards potential reunification?
Recent research from Monash University reveals that honeybees can process numerical information, raising questions about our understanding of animal cognition.
The Pentagon has completed a significant investment deal worth $1 billion in L3Harris's Missile Solutions unit, which will allow for future government ownership in the business.
In a significant move, Iran has seized two vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, reinforcing its influence in this crucial maritime route after the US decided to suspend military operations.
Germany's defense minister, Boris Pistorius, announces a military strategy review aimed at enhancing the Bundeswehr's conventional forces, reflecting his popularity and leadership under Chancellor Olaf Scholz.
John Phelan's immediate exit from his role as Secretary of the Navy was announced by the Pentagon on Wednesday, following recent high-level military changes.
In light of the deaths of CIA agents during a drug lab raid, President Claudia Sheinbaum is considering sanctions against Chihuahua, raising questions about U.S. involvement in Mexico.
The dismissal of the Navy secretary has been officially confirmed, prompting discussions about potential shifts in military leadership and policy.
In a significant move, Germany's defence minister has revealed the country's first comprehensive military strategy, aiming to enhance the speed and capability of the Bundeswehr.
Gáspár Orbán, the son of Hungary's outgoing prime minister, has been discharged from the Hungarian Defence Forces after completing his military training.
As the war in Ukraine continues for four years, military chaplains have emerged as vital sources of moral support for soldiers, with many reporting a renewed faith in God.
The former Finnish prime minister stresses the critical need for the EU to support Ukraine, warning that failure to do so could lead to wasted defense investments.
In a significant move, Germany has announced its intention to assume greater responsibility for Europe's defence, unveiling its first military strategy since World War II.
NBC 5 Chicago discusses how a recent ceasefire has influenced the likelihood of U.S. military action against Iran's nuclear power plant.
As Belarusian military activities escalate near the Ukrainian border, the situation has drawn significant concern from Ukrainian officials and international observers.
Japan's recent approval to lift its ban on lethal weapons exports signifies a pivotal change in its defense policy, potentially enhancing its arms industry and international military collaborations.
The Pentagon has officially terminated RTX's contract for the OCX program, a next-generation GPS ground system, due to ongoing testing failures and significant cost overruns.
The Israeli military has confirmed the authenticity of a viral photo depicting a soldier vandalizing a statue of Jesus in southern Lebanon, leading to an investigation into the incident.