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Mozambique, Rwanda Armies Retake Key Jihadist-Held Town

Mozambican forces backed by Rwandan troops drove out jihadists occupying the key port town of Mocimboa da Praia in the gas-rich north of the country.

Suspected Jihadists Kill More Than 40 in Mali Village Attacks

More than 40 civilians were killed in northern Mali when jihadists attacked three villages near the border with Niger.

Taliban Seize Three More Afghan Provincial Capitals in Northern Blitz

The Taliban tightened the noose around northern Afghanistan, capturing three more provincial capitals.

Russia Launches New Arctic Military Drills

The Russian Northern Fleet has launched a new series of drills in the Arctic, with ground and air exercises involving warships, submarines, and support vessels.

US OKs $750 Million Arms Sale to Taiwan

The US has approved the potential sale of $750 million in weapons and equipment to Taiwan in an effort to deter a possible Chinese invasion.

Hezbollah Rocket Attack on Israel Draws Retaliation

Lebanon's Hezbollah fired more than 10 rockets into Israel, prompting retaliatory shelling.

US Navy Designates Future Orca Unmanned Sub Support Facility

The US Navy has designated Naval Undersea Warfare Division Keyport as its In-Service Engineering Agent for the Orca class of extra-large unmanned undersea vehicles.

Rwanda Troops in Mozambique Claim Progress Against Jihadists

Rwandan forces in Mozambique have scored successes in driving out the militants wreaking havoc in Mozambique's gas-rich Cabo Degaldo province.

30 Killed in Attacks in Burkina Faso: Official Toll

Thirty people, including 15 soldiers, have been killed in suspected jihadist attacks on villages in northern Burkina Faso.

Senate Committee Finds Federal Agencies Unprepared for Cyberattacks

A recent Senate audit revealed that at least eight federal agencies have failed in cybersecurity.

US Naval Engineers Develop AI Aid for High-Energy Laser Fire Control

US naval engineers have developed an artificial intelligence-based decision aid to assist sailors in operating laser weapons.

Kim Jong-un’s Sister Calls S. Korea-US Drills ‘Hostile War Exercise’

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un’s sister has warned that planned military drills between South Korea and the US may adversely affect ties between the two Koreas.

India’s First Indigenous Aircraft Carrier Sets Off on Maiden Trials

India’s first indigenous aircraft carrier, the Vikrant, set out on maiden sea trials off the coast of Kochi on Wednesday.

US Approves Javelin Missile Sale to Georgia in Deal Worth $30 Million

The US State Department has approved the sale of 82 anti-tank Javelin FGM-148 missiles to Georgia in a $30 million deal.

24 Chadian Troops Killed in Suspected Jihadist Attack

Twenty four Chadian soldiers were killed in an attack by suspected jihadists in the troubled Lake Chad region.

Russia to Test-Fire Anti-Tank Missile From Orion Combat Drone: Report

Russia will test-fire an anti-tank missile from the Orion combat drone in the fall, state media reported.