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Burundi Warns DRC Fighting Can Spark Regional War

Burundi's president has warned the escalating conflict in eastern DR Congo could spark a regional war.

Finland to Build TNT Factory to Boost European Ammunition Output

Finland's government announced plans to build a new TNT factory to shore up Finnish and European ammunition production.

Pentagon Says Will No Longer Mark ‘Identity Months’

Defense Secretary Hegseth issued guidance prohibiting Pentagon resources from being used to mark months celebrating people of different ethnic backgrounds, describing doing so as divisive to the military.

Russia Says Advancing Towards Flashpoint Ukrainian City

Russia said on Saturday it had captured a village flanking the eastern flashpoint city of Toretsk in Ukraine, while Kyiv said eight people had died in Russian attacks overnight.

Kremlin Declines to Comment on Reports N.Koreans Withdrawn From Front

The Kremlin declined to comment on reports that North Korean soldiers fighting with Russia's army had been pulled back from the front line.

Ukraine Approves Military Use of Silent Logistics Robot ‘Zmiy’

Ukraine’s Ministry of Defence has authorized the deployment of a new unmanned ground vehicle to assist with military logistics operations.

Netherlands to Buy 22 Skyranger Air Defense Systems for $1.3 Billion

The Netherlands plans to purchase 22 mobile anti-drone gun systems to protect heavy and medium infantry brigades against airborne threats.

Latvia Buys 42 ASCOD Infantry Fighting Vehicles for $385 Million

The Latvian government has signed a deal with GDELS-Santa Bárbara Sistemas to procure 42 ASCOD infantry fighting vehicles.

Two Killed in Israeli Strikes on East Lebanon: Ministry

Israeli air strikes on the Bekaa Valley in eastern Lebanon killed two people, two months into a fragile ceasefire.

Myanmar Junta Extends State of Emergency by Six Months

Myanmar's junta extended a state of emergency by six months, four years after it seized power triggering a civil war that killed thousands.

Russian Troops ‘Forced’ to Choose: Renew Contract or Go to Kursk

Some Russian soldiers are allegedly being subjected to blackmail for refusing to renew their contracts with the Russian military.

Sudan Army Says Retakes Key Southern City From Paramilitaries

The Sudanese army had retaken a key city in the southern state of North Kordofan from rival paramilitaries, who had held it since May 2023.

Japan, US Ministers Express ‘Firm Intent’ to Reinforce Defense Alliance

US secretary of defense and his Japanese counterpart agreed to continue efforts to strengthen the countries' alliance, Tokyo said.

New Zealand Air Force Retires C-130H Hercules Transport Fleet

The Royal New Zealand Air Force has retired its fleet of five C-130H Hercules military transport aircraft after six decades of service.

Mozambique Launches Military Operation After New ‘Jihadist’ Attack

Mozambique's military said it had launched an operation in the country's north following a new attack blamed on jihadist militants.

Australia to Buy Additional Anti-Radar Missiles From US

Australia is purchasing more Advanced Anti-Radiation Guided Missile-Extended Range missiles from the US.