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German Men Must Inform Military of Extended Foreign Trips

A new German military service law will require most young men to inform authorities when leaving the country for long periods.

Red Cat Lands NATO Order for Black Widow Drones

Red Cat has secured a contract from a NATO member state for its Black Widow small unmanned aircraft system.

UAE Says Air Defenses Responding to Iran Missiles, Drones

Emirati air defenses were responding to missile and drone attacks from Iran, the United Arab Emirates' defence ministry said Sunday, as Tehran said it was targeting aluminium industries in the Gulf nation.

Iranian Missile Fire Wounds Civilians in Central Israel: Medics

Israeli emergency services said its crew treated five people who were injured Saturday in Tel Aviv and surrounding areas after Iran fired several rounds of missiles toward Israel.

Jihadists Raid Nigeria Police Station, Kill 4 Officers

Militants raided a police station in northeastern Nigeria on Saturday, killing four policemen, and also targeted a camp for displaced persons, the force said, as the country experiences a surge in jihadist violence.

Israeli Forces Destroy 17 UN Peacekeeper Cameras in South Lebanon: UN Official

Israeli forces destroyed 17 surveillance cameras linked to the United Nations peacekeepers' main headquarters in southern Lebanon in 24 hours, a UN security official told AFP on Saturday.

Trump Says Iran Military Leaders Killed in Tehran Strike

US President Donald Trump said on Saturday that "many" of Iran's military leaders were killed in a huge strike on the Islamic Republic's capital.

UK Deploys Rapid Sentry Anti-Drone System to Kuwait

The UK deployed a counter-drone system known as Rapid Sentry to Kuwait, as British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Friday condemned a "reckless" overnight drone attack on a Kuwaiti oil refinery.

NATO Chief to Meet Trump Amid Iran Tensions

A drone and missile attack killed one person and seriously wounded four in Russia's southern Rostov region, its governor said Saturday, and a cargo ship was damaged in the Sea of Azov.

Dozens Killed in Nigeria Jihadist Attacks: Residents, Militias

At least 38 people were killed this week in suspected extremist attacks on loggers and a village in northeast Nigeria, anti-jihadist militia and residents told AFP on Friday.

Putin, Erdogan Urge Immediate Mideast Ceasefire: Kremlin

Russian President Vladimir Putin and Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan called for an immediate ceasefire in the Middle East war during a phone call on Friday, the Kremlin said.

Iran Says Targeted UAE, Bahrain, Israel in Latest Attacks: State TV

Iran said its latest wave of attacks on Thursday had targeted the UAE, Bahrain, and Israel after US-Israeli strikes hit the country's two largest steel plants.

Guide to the FDI Frigate: A New Generation Surface Combatant

Explore the FDI frigate, from its modern sensors and weapons to the modular systems strengthening surface warfare and maritime defense for allied fleets.

White House Seeks $1.5 Trillion Defense Budget as Iran War Drives Costs

President Trump asked lawmakers to approve a $1.5 trillion defense budget for 2027, as the US faces rising costs from its war with Iran.

Iran Media Says Army Searching for Pilot of Downed US Fighter Jet

Iran said that its army had launched a search for the pilot of a US fighter jet hit by an air defense system.

TRAX Wins $727M US Army Contract for Yuma Proving Ground Test Support

TRAX International Corporation has won a follow-on contract valued at $726.9 million by the US Army Test and Evaluation Command.