Security
EU Disburses €3.47 Billion to Ukraine for Drones, Missiles, and Fighter Jets
The funds are part of the €90 billion Ukraine Support Loan program, with more financing expected in coming weeks.
Russian attacks kill at least eight in Ukraine; Poland reports airspace violation
Deadly strikes hit Dnipropetrovsk, Lviv, and Kyiv regions as Russia launches over 70 missiles and nearly 300 drones, prompting renewed calls for aid.
Iranian Media Claims Two Ships Attempted Unauthorized Passage in Strait of Hormuz
Iranian media reports the vessels tried a route outside Iran's designated channel and turned back after the incident.
US Seeks to Deport Afghan Woman via Never-Used Terror Court
The Justice Department filed its first ever petition to the Alien Terrorist Removal Court, targeting a 47-year-old from Texas connected to an Election Day plot.
Drone Hits US-Owned Gas Tanker at Egyptian Port, Fire Spreads to Second Vessel
The attack on an LNG storage unit at Damietta Port marks the first such strike on Egyptian soil since the US-Iran war began, officials say.
Explosion hits US-operated LNG storage facility at Egypt's Damietta Port
A floating LNG storage facility, US-owned and Marshall Islands-flagged, was struck by an explosion during cargo discharge operations, prompting local response.
Drone Strikes Gas Tanker at Egyptian Port, Trump Vows Retaliation Against Iran
British security firm Ambrey reports a drone hit a US-owned vessel at Damietta, as the US president threatens Iran with severe response.
US Conducts Fresh Strikes on Iran, CENTCOM Says
The US military has launched new attacks on Iran, according to a statement from US Central Command.
US Launches Strikes on Iran as 'Powerful Response' to Missile Attacks
CENTCOM completes heavy wave of strikes against IRGC targets after Iran's ballistic missile barrage on US forces in Jordan; joint US-Saudi operations kill at least 20 fighters in Iraq.
Prosecutors: Charlie Kirk killing tied to political and anti-LGBT views
Tyler Robinson faces aggravated murder and death penalty after allegedly targeting conservative activist Charlie Kirk at a Utah rally.
Gaza Death Toll Reaches 73,333 as Figures Disagree
The Gaza Health Ministry reports varying death and injury tolls, with over 800 bodies recovered since the ceasefire.
Bayraktar AKINCI performs first simultaneous dual TOLUN P missile test
The test involved firing two guided munitions in an electronic warfare environment using ASELSAN technology.
Trump Threatens to Hit Iran 'Very Hard' After Tanker Attack
US President escalates rhetoric, warns of severe retaliation against Iran-backed groups following a drone attack on a US-owned LNG tanker in Egypt.
Ukraine's Leadership Crisis: Strategy Clash Leads to Dismissals of Defense Minister and Army Chief
President Zelenskyy fired both Mykhailo Fedorov and Oleksandr Syrskyi amid public protests and internal conflict over war strategy.
Deported Guatemalan couple found dead; infant alive beside them
Nixon Giovanni Perez and Glendy Marisol Gonzalez were discovered in a sugarcane field with their hands tied, days after being reported missing.
Nvidia’s Huang Meets US Commerce Secretary Lutnick Amid China Export Probe
The meeting comes as the Trump administration investigates potential Nvidia chip export violations to China and finalizes a framework for AI model oversight.
Iraq Says Cells Working for Ukraine Conducted Attacks
National Security Adviser Qasim al-Aboudi made the statement in a television interview, while Ukraine rejects the allegations as baseless propaganda.
Israel says US warplanes taking off from its territory to attack Iran
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz detailed military operations and stated readiness to strike Iran independently.
Iran: 230 Million Cubic Meters of Daily Gas Capacity Lost in War
Government spokesperson cites US and Israeli attacks for infrastructure damage, calls for energy conservation.
Zelensky Tells Trump, US Senators Ukraine Needs Anti-Ballistic Systems
Ukrainian president pressed for additional US support during Capitol Hill meeting ahead of Senate vote on Russia sanctions.
Two Female Israeli Soldiers Commit Suicide in Same Week
The deaths bring the number of active-duty military suicides in Israel since the start of 2025 to 16, as investigations open and concerns over mental health mount.
Hundreds of Ukrainian Drones Target Moscow in Overnight Attack
Russian officials report over 390 drones tracked near the capital, with damage reported in multiple regions.
Pentagon Launches Europe Force Posture Review to Shift Defense Burden to NATO Allies
The review aims to accelerate NATO allies' assumption of primary responsibility for Europe's conventional defense.
White Phosphorus Leak at US Base in South Korea Prompts Evacuation
A leak of the toxic substance at Osan Air Base led to temporary evacuation warnings for nearby residents; no injuries reported.
Iran Warns Ships of Countries Using Frozen Assets Will Be Barred from Strait of Hormuz
The Iranian military’s Khatam al-Anbiya headquarters said vessels linked to nations receiving payments from Iran’s US-controlled assets would be banned from the strategic waterway.
Israel Wanted to Strike Iran's Energy Infrastructure, US Refused, Defense Minister Says
Yisrael Katz revealed that the US blocked an attack on Iran's energy grid over fears of retaliation and a global oil crisis.
US restricts West Bank travel for embassy staff amid violence
Washington cites heightened security concerns as settler attacks and military operations intensify in occupied territory.
Estonia opposes bill for allied citizens in defense
The Ministry of Defense rejects the current proposal, citing security risks and insufficient training standards for foreign volunteers.
Malaysian authorities detain over 100 Rohingya outside UNHCR office
Dispute arises over whether Rohingya were driven from Penang homes or moved voluntarily
Ankara prosecutors investigate illegal betting site PEKİNBET
Operation spanning 22 provinces results in 22 detentions amid investigation into 231 million lira in transactions