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Pentagon Reinstates Recruit Flu Shots as Texas Base Outbreak Expands
The U.S. military reinstated mandatory recruit flu shots after a 275-case outbreak at a Texas base, reversing Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s optional policy.
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Yemen Conflict Escalates as Saudi-Backed Forces Target Sana’a
Renewed fighting in Yemen has displaced 18,500 people as Saudi-backed forces launch a campaign to retake the capital, Sana’a, from Ansarallah.
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Russia Pushes Donbas Capture Deadline to 2027 as Military Seeks More Time
Moscow has pushed its target for capturing the Donbas to March 2027, as military commanders struggle to make significant territorial gains.
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Testing National Readiness: Inside Britain’s Plan to Exercise Its 95,000-Strong Strategic Veteran Reserve
Britain will execute a major mobilisation exercise in 2027 testing its ability to recall, equip, and deploy veterans from its 95,000-strong strategic reserve.
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US Concludes Covert Mine-Clearing Mission in Strait of Hormuz Amid Escalating Rhetoric
Following a four-month covert mission to clear mines in the Strait of Hormuz, the US claims the waterway is safe, while Iran vows to target US energy assets.
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Finland Enhances Logistics Infrastructure to Facilitate Allied Troop Movements
Finland’s Defence Forces and railway operator VR have signed a strategic pact to modernize military rail logistics and secure NATO troop mobility.
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Tensions Surge in Strait of Hormuz as Iran Threatens Retaliation for U.S. Tanker Strikes
Iran plans to establish a maritime exclusion zone in the Strait of Hormuz after U.S. strikes disabled three oil tankers, heightening regional conflict.
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US Carrier Strike Group Departs Thailand After Record Deployment in Middle East Conflict
The nuclear-powered USS Abraham Lincoln has departed Thailand for San Diego, concluding a historic 286-day deployment marked by intense combat operations.
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Ukrainian Drone Strike Kills Executive Director of Russian War-Supply Foundation in Crimea
Anatoliy Chernyshov, executive director of the ‘People’s Front’ foundation, died following a Ukrainian drone strike in occupied Crimea on September 5.
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As Red Lines Shift in the Gulf, the U.S. Retaliates Against Iran’s Commercial Lifeline
After Iranian missile strikes on its warships, the U.S. military disabled three Iranian oil tankers, signaling a strategic shift toward economic retaliation.
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Strait of Hormuz Escalation: Coordinated Tanker Attacks and Larak Island Strikes Push US-Iran Conflict into Dangerous Phase
Coordinated projectile attacks on tankers in the Strait of Hormuz and US strikes on Larak Island have pushed the US-Iran military conflict to a dangerous new level.
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Pentagon Isolation: Why the Army Secretary’s Resignation Exposes a Deepening Rift in US Military Leadership
Army Secretary Dan Driscoll has resigned after bypassing Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to warn Trump of readiness issues, exposing a deep Pentagon leadership crisis.
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Kyiv Targeted by Sixth Consecutive Day of Aerial Strikes as Russian Missiles and Fast Drones Hit Capital
Russian ballistic missiles and jet-powered drones struck Kyiv and surrounding areas overnight, killing at least eight people as Ukraine began its school year.
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Pyongyang Reshuffles Military Command to Hardline Brass as Kim Rejects Trump’s Summit Overtures
North Korea has reshuffled its military leadership and rejected Donald Trump’s summit overtures, vowing to accelerate its nuclear buildup and threatening Seoul.
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US and Iran Trade Direct Military Strikes in Sharp Escalation Over Strait of Hormuz
After US forces struck Iranian rocket launchers on Larak Island, Tehran retaliated with missile strikes on US bases in Jordan, driving oil prices past $90.
