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In the largest skirmish since the Exodus, Azerbaijani fire killed Armenian soldiers. |
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TBILISI/BAKU—Armenia said on Tuesday that Azerbaijani gunfire near the tightly guarded border claimed the lives of four of its soldiers. This is the first known tragic event since the parties started talks last year to end more than 30 years of sporadic warfare.Read More |
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Reports State That A New Drone Attack on a US Base in Syria Killed Six Kurdish Fighters |
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The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), a combat organization commanded by Kurds and affiliated with the US, have reported losing at least six fighters as a result of a drone strike on a US military base in eastern Syria.Read More |
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If attacks by Iran-backed militias continue, the US threatens further retaliation. |
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JERUSALEM—Following a weekend of counteroffensives, the US on Sunday cautioned Iran and the militias it supplies and supports that it will carry out further strikes should US soldiers in the Middle East remain under assault, but that it does not desire a "open-ended military campaign" throughout the area.Read More |
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According to Moscow-installed officials, shelling kills at least 28 people at a bakery in the Russian-occupied Ukraine. |
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At least 28 people were murdered by Ukrainian shelling at a bakery in the Russian-occupied city of Lysychansk, according to officials stationed in Moscow.Read More |
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Three people were stabbed at a train station in Paris, and the attacker was taken into custody. |
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PARIS—Another nerve-wracking security incident in the Olympic host city before the Summer Games open in six months left three people injured in an early-morning attack at the busy Gare de Lyon train station in Paris on Saturday by a man armed with a knife and a hammer.Read More |
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Pentagon Reports: First US Soldiers Dead Since Gaza War Began |
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The president promised to hold those accountable for their deaths after the White House and military authorities announced on Sunday that the first American soldiers to die in the Middle East since the beginning of the Israel-Hamas conflict.Read More |
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After a group strikes an oil tanker, US forces strike the Houthi missile site. |
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After the group struck an oil tanker, U.S. forces launched an attack against a Houthi anti-ship missile in Yemen that was ready to be launched early on Saturday. The missile was backed by Iran.Read More |
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Erdogan approves Sweden's NATO membership, while the US approves the sale of F-16 fighter jets to Turkey. |
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Following the approval of Sweden's NATO bid, the United States State Department informed Congress on Friday that Turkey was authorized to purchase forty F-16 fighter jets for a total of $23 billion.Read More |
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Amid escalating tensions, North Korea launches cruise missiles into the sea: South Korea Military |
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According to the South Korean military, North Korea launched an unknown number of cruise missiles into the waters off its west coast on Wednesday. This action might potentially worsen tensions on the Korean Peninsula.Read More |
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Mexico claims that cartels are acquiring rocket launchers and machine guns of the US military caliber. |
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The Mexican government is demanding that the United States look into the claims that military-grade weaponry are being transferred from American stockpiles to the hands of cartels.Read More |
