Israel Signs Historic $3.5B Air Defense Deal with Greece

Israel and Greece signed a €3 billion, or $3.5 billion, defence agreement on Monday, according to defence officials. Under the terms of the accord, Israel will build a multi-layered air defence system for Greece as Athens advances its broader military modernisation programme. Amir Baram, director general of Israel’s defence ministry, stated that the project, known … Read more

India Signs Historic US Deal for Javelin Anti-Tank Missiles

The Indian Army has signed an agreement with the United States to purchase Javelin anti-tank missile systems, according to an announcement by the U.S. Embassy in India on Friday. The medium-range guided missile system is jointly produced by Lockheed Martin and RTX, and the deal was finalized through the U.S. Foreign Military Sales route via … Read more

UN Rights Office Condemns US Palestine Action Terrorist Designation

The United Nations human rights office stated on Thursday that the Trump administration’s decision to designate Palestine Action as a terrorist organization constitutes a disproportionate and unnecessary restriction on free speech. According to the U.N. office, Washington’s move on Wednesday marks an expansive use of the term terrorism that will create a chilling effect on … Read more

New NASA Telescope to Probe Dark Energy and Exoplanets

NASA is preparing to launch the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, a roughly $4 billion observatory designed to probe dark energy, dark matter, and hunt for exoplanets. According to U.S. space agency officials, the mission is scheduled for liftoff on Sunday from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida aboard a SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket, with … Read more

Ukraine Needs Urgent Changes to Avoid Losing War, Says Ousted Minister

According to Reuters reporting from Kyiv, ousted Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov warned that Ukraine is gradually losing the war against Russia, citing a shrinking window of several months to reverse course through institutional reform, technological innovation, and new military strategy. Fedorov’s public assessment starkly contrasts with official government rhetoric. Reform and Strategy Divisions According to … Read more

Putin Seeks 300,000 New Troops, Says Zelenskiy

According to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy, Russia is planning to draft an additional 300,000 troops for its war effort following Russian parliamentary elections scheduled for September 18 to 20. The mobilization drive aims to eventually reach 500,000 troops through a peripheral mobilisation targeting Russia’s far-flung regions. Troop Mobilization and Donbas Frontlines Speaking to reporters, Zelenskiy … Read more

Massive Explosion Destroys Italian Munitions Factory

A powerful explosion rocked a munitions factory operated by KNDS Ammo Italy near the town of Colleferro southeast of Rome on Thursday, according to local media reports and regional officials. Emergency crews responding to an initial fire at the industrial site were present when the blast occurred, sending large plumes of smoke into the air … Read more

Trump Switched Aircraft Secretly Due to Credible Missile Threat

President Donald Trump was secretly moved onto a smaller government jet during a trip to Turkey last month after the Secret Service deemed a shoulder-fired missile threat against Air Force One to be credible and imminent, according to a person briefed on the matter. The threat emerged on July 8 on the final day of … Read more

US Lifts Sanctions on Fly Baghdad After IRGC Link Removal

The U.S. Treasury removed counter-terrorism sanctions from Iraq’s Fly Baghdad Airlines and two aircraft, citing operational changes by the carrier that resolved previous links to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Quds Force. According to a Treasury official, the decision does not signal any broader policy shift toward the Iranian government or alter ongoing regional postures. … Read more

US Depletes Long-Range Missile Stockpile in Iran War

The U.S. military has exhausted virtually all of its long-range surface-to-surface munitions, including Army Tactical Missile Systems and newer Precision Strike Missiles, during its five-month conflict with Iran, according to three people familiar with internal data. The drawdown of these high-precision weapons, which cost over $1 million each, has triggered internal warnings from military officials … Read more