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Foreign Wars Have Become a Spectator Sport in the US

For those who haven’t served or have not lived in a warzone, foreign conflict has become akin to watching the Super Bowl.

Lull in Gaza Fighting Despite Blasts in South

Israel struck Gaza and witnesses reported blasts in the territory's south, but fighting had largely subsided amid a "pause" to facilitate aid flows.

Dutch PM Rutte ‘Cautiously Optimistic’ on NATO Job After Orban Talks

Dutch PM Rutte said he was "cautiously optimistic" he will overcome Hungary's opposition to him becoming NATO's next chief after talks with Orban.

Ukraine Says Russia Wants to Advance Before F-16s Arrive

Ukraine said Russian forces were ramping up their attacks and trying to gain more territory before Kyiv's army received more foreign military aid, including F-16 fighter jets.

AM General Debuts JLTV A2 Internationally at Eurosatory 2024

AM General is debuting its Joint Tactical Vehicle A2 (JLTV A2) Utility variant at the Eurostratory exhibition in Paris from June 17 to 21.

US Awards $984M Naval Drone Contract to 49 Firms

The US has awarded $982 million in contracts to 49 defense and technology firms to develop systems for its current and future unmanned surface vehicles.

US Military Says Destroyed Houthi Radars, Vessels

The US military said it destroyed two uncrewed surface vessels in the Red Sea belonging to Yemen's Houthis, as well as one drone and seven radars that allowed the rebels to target ships.

Only Half of Weapons Pledged to Ukraine Have Actually Arrived: Think Tank

Only about half of weapons and military equipment pledged to Ukraine by its Western allies have actually been delivered to the war-torn nation.

Putin Says Almost 700,000 Russian Troops Fighting in Ukraine

Russian President Vladimir Putin said on television that almost 700,000 Russians are fighting in Ukraine.

Rheinmetall Partners Austrian Firm to Develop Soldier Biomonitoring

Rheinmetall teams with Austria-based QUS Body Connected to develop a biometric data tracking tool for its Gladius 2.0 soldier system.

3 Killed, UN Peacekeeper Wounded in East DR Congo: Sources

A Romanian "mercenary" and two Congolese soldiers were killed and a UN peacekeeper wounded in three separate incidents in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, several sources said.

Israeli Army Announces ‘Tactical Pause’ in Part of Southern Gaza

The Israeli army will implement a daily "tactical pause of military activity" in part of the southern Gaza Strip during daylight hours to facilitate the delivery of aid.

Nuclear Arms Spending Soars as Global Tensions Swell: Studies

Nuclear-armed countries hiked spending on atomic weapons by a third in the past five years as they modernized stockpiles amid growing geopolitical tensions.

Israel Unveils New Orbiter Drone Variant for Combined ISR, Precision Strikes

Israel’s Aeronautics Group has unveiled a new variant of its renowned Orbiter 2 drone that combines surveillance and precision strike capabilities.

Russia Uses 60s ‘Loaf’ Van to Ferry Troops in Ukraine as Losses Mount

The Russian military’s battlefield losses have forced it to use a 1960s-era off-road vehicle as a troop carrier.

Ukraine to Test Home-Grown Glide Bomb

The Ukrainian Armed Forces is developing a guided aerial munition to strike Russian targets more effectively.