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Belgian F-16 crashes in France, leaving pilot stranded from power line

A Belgian air force F-16 fighter jet crashed in the Morbihan region of western France, with both pilots ejecting but one parachute tangled in a power line

US expects UN help with Turkey’s resettlement of Syrian refugees into border zone

The US expects the UN and NGOs to help “facilitate” a proposed resettlement of Syrian refugees living in Turkey into a planned buffer zone along Syria’s northeastern border

US carried out airstrike in Nangarhar accused of killing 30 Afghan civilians

US forces were behind an airstrike in eastern Afghanistan that is blamed for the deaths of at least 30 civilians

UAE joins new US-led Persian Gulf maritime security mission

The UAE joined a US-led force to protect Gulf shipping as tensions with Iran soared following attacks on Saudi oil facilities

Pentagon official: makeshift jails for captured ISIS adherents in Syria ‘not sustainable’

A US official said the detainment of tens of thousands ISIS members in makeshift prisons in Syria is “not sustainable"

Taliban car bomb in southern Afghanistan kills and injures more than 100, destroys hospital

A Taliban car bomb in Afghanistan's Zabul province targeted an intelligence services building and destroyed a nearby hospital

Pompeo blames Iran for ‘act of war’ in Saudi oil attack, US seeking coalition

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo described strikes on Saudi oil installations as an "act of war," and an "Iranian attack"

UK launches national security investigation into Cobham takeover

The UK launched a national security probe into a £4-billion takeover bid for British defense group Cobham by US private equity firm Advent International

Spanish air force training aircraft crash kills instructor and student

A Spanish air force light training aircraft crashed into the Mediterranean sea off the southeastern Murcia coast, killing its pilot and his student

Germany extends Saudi arms sales embargo by 6 months

Germany has extended by six months a weapons export freeze against Saudi Arabia imposed a year ago over the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi

US AFRICOM commander Townsend meets G5 Sahel leaders in inaugural trip

US AFRICOM chief General Townsend made his first trip to the Sahel, meeting with the heads of the G5 Sahel joint force tasked with fighting insurgents

Syrian tribes call for Coalition help after Rukban aid convoy met with ‘aggression’

Tribal representatives in Syria's Rukban camp asked the US-led Coalition to take control after the UN and SARC were forced to cut short an aid mission

Dozens killed in twin Taliban attacks ahead of Afghanistan presidential election

People were killed in explosions in Afghanistan's capital Kabul and at an election rally in Parwan province after US and Taliban talks failed

Central African Republic: Birao death toll rises to 38 after renewed militia fighting

The death toll after renewed fighting between rival Central African Republic militias in Birao has risen to 38, the UN said

US service member killed in action in Afghanistan, NATO Resolute Support says

US Green Beret Sergeant 1st Class Jeremy W. Griffin was killed in action in Afghanistan's Wardak province, Special Operations Command said

Boko Haram suicide bomb and gun attack at Maiduguri university military camp

Boko Haram fighters staged gun and suicide bomb attacks on a military camp outside the University of Maiduguri in Nigeria's northeastern Borno state