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marketscreener.comworld1 day ago
Air Force Corrects Promotion Exam Scoring Error, Revoking 135 Advances and Granting 135 Others
@ABC reported that the U.S. Air Force discovered a scoring error on a promotion exam for security forces airmen. 135 airmen initially notified of promotions to technical sergeant will not advance, while a separate group of 135 will now be promoted. Officials called the incident a…
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en.antaranews.comfinance2 days ago
Lebanese Army Meets U.S. Military Delegation on Southern Pilot Area
A Lebanese military source said army leadership met with a U.S. military delegation to set up a mechanism for the first pilot area in the south. The meeting focused on implementation steps for that zone.
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Yonhapworld3 days ago
South Korea Picks Gwangju Airport for Chip Cluster While U.S. Notes Military Interests There
The U.S. military said July 10 it holds important interests at the Gwangju military airport, which South Korea plans to relocate for a semiconductor production cluster. Samsung Electronics and SK hynix intend to invest 800 trillion won in the southwestern Honam area.
foxbusiness.comworld4 days ago
Iran Launches Missiles at U.S. Bases in Bahrain and Kuwait After Strikes Kill Supreme Leader
@ABC reported Iranian attacks on U.S. bases in Bahrain and Kuwait on Thursday. U.S. forces responded with a second round of strikes hitting roughly 90 Iranian military targets.
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Yonhapworld5 days ago
Former Sex Workers Call for Probe Into Abuses at Brothels Near U.S. Bases
A group of former sex workers held a press conference outside the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's office in central Seoul on July 8. They urged an investigation into state-sponsored human rights abuses at now-defunct brothels around American military bases.
en.antaranews.comworld10 days ago
U.S. Military Delivers Vehicles and Aid to Venezuela After Earthquakes
U.S. military units transported ten Marine Corps vehicles and other supplies to Venezuela on Friday. The deliveries support relief operations after twin earthquakes last week killed nearly 2,000 people.
abcnews.go.comworld10 days ago
U.S. Africa Command Withdraws Most Troops Sent to Nigeria for Counterterrorism Operation
The commander of U.S. Africa Command said most troops deployed to Nigeria in February have been withdrawn. Intelligence sharing and other security cooperation with Nigerian forces will continue.
livemint.comworld12 days ago
U.S. military deploys 2,000 service members for Venezuela earthquake relief
Nearly 2,000 U.S. service members are assisting search-and-rescue and supply operations in Venezuela after two earthquakes struck last week. Venezuelan officials reported more than 2,000 deaths and 10,000 injuries.
world12 days ago
Ukrainian Video Shows Interceptor Striking Shahed Drone as U.S. Army Seeks Own Low-Cost Design
A Ukrainian unit posted night-vision footage of an interceptor striking a Shahed drone. The clip coincides with a new U.S. Army program to develop its own low-cost interceptor design.
aircargoweek.comworld14 days ago
La Guaira Port Operational After Repairs, Delivering Aid to Venezuela
The US military said Monday that Venezuela's La Guaira port has resumed operations following repairs. It is now being used to deliver aid to the earthquake-hit country. @AFP reported the statement.
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washingtonpost.comworld14 days ago
Former CENTCOM Commander Calls for Moving U.S. Bases Westward from Persian Gulf
General Kenneth McKenzie said large fixed bases near Iran have become vulnerable after four months of conflict. The Trump administration is reviewing proposals to shift operations westward, according to the Wall Street Journal.
middleeasteye.networld14 days ago
Lebanon President Meets US Commander as Hezbollah Rejects Washington Deal
President Joseph Aoun told Admiral Brad Cooper that Lebanon will deploy its army to the Israeli border. The talks covered a Washington-brokered agreement that requires Hezbollah disarmament and enables Israeli withdrawal.
Fox Newsworld14 days ago
U.S. Military Sends Personnel and Equipment to Venezuela for Earthquake Relief
U.S. Southern Command said military assets are arriving in Venezuela to support relief operations requested by the Venezuelan government. The effort is coordinated with the State Department and described as self-sustaining.
Yonhapworld15 days ago
North Korea Calls U.S.-Japan Military Drill a War Rehearsal
North Korea on Monday condemned the ongoing joint military exercise between Japan's Ground Self-Defense Forces and the United States Marine Corps. The Korean Central News Agency editorial labeled the Resolute Dragon drill a war rehearsal and accused Japan of sharpening its invasi…
vanguardngr.comworld14 days agoUpdated
U.S. and Iran Exchange Strikes on Shipping and Coastal Sites; Technical Talks Status Unclear
Iran attacked two cargo ships near Oman on Thursday, including one carrying over 2 million barrels of crude. U.S. forces struck Iranian missile and drone sites on Friday and Saturday, after which Iran launched counterstrikes at U.S. sites in Bahrain and Kuwait.
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theolivepress.espolitics17 days ago
UK Minister Calls Assault by US Pilot on British Woman Really Serious, Ministry to Review
A UK justice minister said the Ministry of Justice will examine the case of a British woman strangled by a US fighter pilot on UK soil. The Guardian reported that UK authorities should have primary jurisdiction over such off-duty incidents.
Al-Monitorpolitics18 days agoUpdated
Airstrike on Minab Elementary School Killed More Than 160; Responsibility Remains Unclear
An airstrike struck an elementary school in Minab, Iran, on the first day of U.S. and Israeli attacks. More than 160 people died, many of them children. President Trump said on June 24 that responsibility may never be determined.
middleeasteye.nettechnology20 days ago
Downed U.S. pilot reports jellyfish-like drone swarm over Iran
A U.S. pilot downed over Iran described a cluster of drones resembling a jellyfish while awaiting rescue. A drone expert said the sighting could indicate use of a mothership drone system.
middleeasteye.netpolitics25 days ago
U.S. Orders Review of Troops Assigned to NATO
The Pentagon will examine American military commitments to the alliance after the U.S. Secretary of War announced the audit in Brussels. The review will measure how quickly European members assume primary responsibility for continental defense and whether spending meets new targe…
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewworld32 days ago
South Korean Prosecutors Raid Kunsan Air Base, Search Local Employee’s Home in Fraud Probe
The Jeonju District Prosecutors' Office searched Kunsan Air Base and a worker's home on June 11. The employee is accused of inflating material purchases from 2021 to 2023 and pocketing roughly 240 million won.
dimsumdaily.hkfinance32 days ago
Jordan intercepts 20 Iranian missiles aimed at U.S. command center
Jordan's military intercepted 20 missiles launched from Iran on Thursday. Iran's Revolutionary Guards said the missiles targeted a U.S. command center inside the kingdom.
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Substrate placeholder — needs reviewworld34 days ago
U.S. military launches strikes on southern Iran after helicopter downing
U.S. forces carried out self-defense strikes on Iranian territory following the downing of a U.S. helicopter. Iranian state media reported explosions in Hormozgan province and activation of air defenses.
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winnipegfreepress.comworld34 days ago
Protester Killed as Kenyan Police Disperse Crowds Opposing U.S.-Backed Ebola Quarantine Facility at Laikipia Air Base
A demonstrator died from a gunshot wound to the head during protests in Nanyuki against a planned U.S.-linked quarantine facility. Police used tear gas and detained more than 10 people as demonstrations continued.
koreaherald.comworld34 days ago
South Korea Extends Special Support Law for U.S. Base City of Pyeongtaek Until 2030
The government approved a four-year extension of a special law supporting Pyeongtaek, home to the largest U.S. military base in South Korea. The revision was promulgated June 9, 2026.
freepressjournal.inworld36 days ago
US-Israel-Iran Conflict Reaches 100 Days as Casualties Mount on All Sides
@AJEnglish reported that the conflict has killed at least 3,468 people in Iran and 3,593 in Lebanon, with more than one million displaced in Lebanon and the Strait of Hormuz remaining largely closed.
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BBC Newsworld40 days ago
Iranian drone strikes Kuwait airport terminal, killing 1 and injuring dozens
Iranian drones hit Kuwait's main airport on Wednesday, killing one person and injuring more than 60. Kuwait ordered two Iranian diplomats to leave within 24 hours.
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upi.compolitics40 days ago
Iran Launches Missiles and Drones at Kuwait Airport, Killing One
Kuwait reported one death and 63 injuries after Iran fired 13 missiles and 17 drones at its international airport. Iran said the attack targeted U.S. bases in retaliation for recent American strikes.
upi.compolitics41 days ago
U.S. Forces Korea Commander Describes South Korea as Dagger in Asia
U.S. Forces Korea Commander Gen. Xavier Brunson described South Korea as the dagger in the heart of Asia from China's perspective. The Chinese Embassy in Seoul called the remarks unnecessary belligerence that crossed the line.
citizen.co.zaworld41 days ago
Kenyan Court Suspends Plan to Use Air Base as Ebola Quarantine Site
Hundreds of residents gathered outside Laikipia air base in Nanyuki on Monday to protest U.S. plans to house American Ebola patients there. The Kenyan High Court later suspended the arrangement following a legal hearing.
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ABC Newsworld41 days ago
Hegseth Blocks Navy One-Star Promotions Over DEI Involvement, Exercises Authority to Prioritize Merit
Hegseth removed several officers from the Navy promotion list released May 22. The officers included African Americans, women, and white males removed partly over DEI involvement.
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewworld42 days ago
U.S. Military Strikes Destroy Over 60 Alleged Drug Boats Since Sept. 2025, Killing More Than 200 as Overdose Deaths Decline and Maduro Is Captured
The Trump administration began strikes off Venezuela in September 2025 and expanded them to the Eastern Pacific in October. More than 60 boats have been hit and the operation continues.
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewworld42 days ago
Germany Seeks Faster Military Buildup After U.S. Troop Withdrawal Order
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz criticized U.S. policy on the Iran war last month. President Trump responded by ordering the withdrawal of 5,000 troops from Germany and canceling a planned missile deployment. Berlin is now accelerating recruitment and seeking long-range strike s…
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewworld43 days ago
Iran Claims Strikes on US Military Sites in Middle East as Pentagon Reports Major Counterstrikes on Iran
Satellite images analysed by BBC Verify show damage to air defence systems, aircraft and radars at bases in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Iraq, Jordan, Bahrain and Oman.
ABC Newsworld43 days ago
U.S. Military Strikes Narco-Trafficking Vessel in Eastern Pacific, Killing Three
The attack was the fourth this week in a series that began in early September and has now killed 205 people. U.S. Southern Command said the vessel was engaged in narco-trafficking.
japantimes.co.jpworld44 days ago
U.S. General Uses 'Dagger' and 'Shield' Terms for South Korea and Japan
A U.S. Army general described South Korea and Japan with the terms 'dagger' and 'shield' during a May 22 podcast. Chinese officials later issued a statement questioning the remarks and referencing a recent meeting between U.S. and Chinese leaders.
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Defense Newsworld44 days ago
U.S. and Cuban Military Officials Hold Joint Security Meeting at Guantánamo Bay Perimeter
U.S. Marine Corps Gen. Francis Donovan held a meeting Friday with senior Cuban military officials at the edge of Naval Station Guantanamo Bay. Both sides agreed to maintain communication after discussing perimeter security.
koreaherald.comworld44 days ago
South Korea to Assume Wartime OPCON From U.S. by 2028
Pete Hegseth addressed the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore on May 30, 2026, urging a measured handover of wartime operational control while respecting long-standing U.S. military roles. South Korea has proposed completing the transfer by 2028.
jns.orgworld45 days ago
U.S. Southern Command head meets Cuban military at Guantanamo Bay perimeter
The commander of U.S. Southern Command held a brief exchange with Cuban military officials at the edge of Naval Station Guantanamo Bay on May 29, 2026. The meeting focused on operational security matters amid ongoing U.S. pressure on Cuba.
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news.sky.compolitics45 days ago
No Female Admirals Selected for Promotion in 2025
The U.S. Navy did not select any female officers for promotion to admiral in 2025. A Task & Purpose article examined the selection results.
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U.S. military presence near Cuba reaches second-largest level worldwide
The U.S. Department of Defence has positioned additional troops, ships and aircraft near Cuba over several months. The Navy's regional force is now the second largest globally after its Middle East deployment.
The Independentpolitics46 days ago
U.S. Positions Ships and Troops in Caribbean Near Cuba
The United States has moved an aircraft carrier and other forces to the Caribbean region over several months. Officials said no invasion of Cuba is planned or imminent.
The Guardianworld47 days ago
U.S. Military Strike on Suspected Drug Boat in Eastern Pacific Kills One
A U.S. military strike on a vessel in the eastern Pacific Ocean killed one man and left two survivors on Tuesday. The attack is the latest in a series that has killed at least 194 people since September.
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zerohedge.combusiness51 days ago
Report Says Iran Destroyed About 20 Percent of U.S. MQ-9 Reaper Drone Fleet
Bloomberg reported that Iran has destroyed roughly 20 percent of the U.S. pre-war MQ-9 Reaper inventory, valued at about $1 billion. The losses occurred both in flight and on the ground during strikes on U.S. bases in the Gulf.
Japan Timesworld51 days ago
Okinawa Police Refer U.S. Army Soldier to Prosecutors on Sexual Assault Charges
Okinawa police sent case documents to prosecutors on Friday concerning a U.S. Army soldier in his 20s accused of sexually assaulting an adult female acquaintance and causing injury. The suspect is also alleged to have left the scene by car, struck a guard rail, and failed to repo…
indiatoday.intoday.inworld52 days ago
U.S. Preparing Possible Strikes on Iran, Decision Pending
CBS reported that the United States is preparing to resume strikes on Iran. No final decision has been made as of this afternoon.
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thehindu.comworld52 days ago
Book Examines U.S. Civil-Military Relations Under Current Administration
Kori Schake’s October 2025 book reviews 250 years of U.S. civil-military history. It focuses on whether presidents can dismiss senior officers and whether officers will carry out lawful orders they oppose.
freepressjournal.inworld53 days ago
Army Cancels 34 Medical Training Courses Over Budget Shortfall
The Army has canceled at least 34 medical-related training courses in the second half of the current fiscal year as it addresses a multibillion-dollar budget shortfall. Officials cited rising operational costs and directed commanders to prioritize critical requirements.
Defense Newspolitics54 days ago
U.S. Officials Describe Ukraine Military Capabilities as Strongest in Europe
Senior U.S. officials stated last week that Ukraine's armed forces rank ahead of other European militaries and in some respects ahead of U.S. systems. The comments contrast with earlier statements from President Trump downplaying Ukrainian capabilities.
abcnews.go.comworld54 days ago
U.S. Navy Drone Conducts Surveillance Off Southern Cuban Coast
A U.S. Navy MQ-4 Triton drone is operating off the southern coast of Cuba. U.S. forces have increased reconnaissance flights in the area over recent months.
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foxnews.comworld54 days ago
Department of War to Reduce Brigade Combat Teams in Europe from Four to Three
The Department of War announced Tuesday it will cut the number of brigade combat teams stationed in Europe from four to three. The move will delay deployment of a Texas-based unit to Poland.
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japantimes.co.jpworld54 days ago
U.S. Army Brigade Deployment to Poland Canceled
The planned deployment of a U.S. Army brigade to Poland was canceled. Steve Forbes commented on the decision and its potential effects on U.S. ties to Europe.
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theaviationist.comworld54 days ago
U.S. Marines Test Fire HIMARS Rockets Near Mount Fuji
U.S. Marines fired a dozen rockets from a mobile launcher at a training range near Mount Fuji on Wednesday. The exercise demonstrated rapid deployment tactics for the High Mobility Artillery Rocket System.
Washington Examinerpolitics55 days ago
CENTCOM Commander Says Question on U.S. Deaths in Iran Is Inappropriate
Adm. Brad Cooper told Rep. Seth Moulton that a question about American deaths during the Iran conflict was entirely inappropriate. The exchange occurred Tuesday during a House Armed Services Committee hearing on U.S. strategy in the region.
Military.compolitics55 days ago
NATO Officer Says No Further U.S. Troop Cuts Expected Soon
NATO's top military officer stated that no additional American troop reductions from Europe are anticipated beyond the 5,000 already announced. The drawdowns involve canceled deployments to Poland and Germany rather than existing forces.
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Washington Examinerpolitics55 days ago
Poland Seeks Answers on Canceled U.S. Troop Deployment
Polish officials said they will ask the Trump administration why the Pentagon canceled the planned deployment of more than 4,000 U.S. Army troops to Poland. The decision reduces American military levels in Europe to near pre-2022 levels.
Defense Newsworld55 days ago
Poland Seeks to Keep U.S. Troops After Pentagon Cancels Rotation
Polish leaders expressed concern after the Pentagon canceled a planned nine-month deployment of more than 4,000 U.S. soldiers to Eastern Europe. Officials highlighted Poland's more than $50 billion in U.S. weapons purchases and current hosting of about 10,000 American troops.
Fox Newsworld57 days ago
U.S. Strike Kills ISIS West Africa Commander in Northeastern Nigeria
A U.S. precision strike killed ISIS West Africa commander Abu-Bilal al-Minuki on May 16 in northeastern Nigeria. The operation relied on human intelligence and disrupted operations in the Lake Chad region. The group's overall leader remains at large.
nypost.compolitics57 days ago
FBI Offers $200,000 Reward for Arrest of Former Air Force Intelligence Specialist
The FBI announced a $200,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of Monica Witt, a former U.S. Air Force intelligence specialist indicted in 2018 on espionage charges. Witt is accused of defecting to Iran and providing classified information to the Iranian Revolutionary…
thedispatch.comworld58 days ago
U.S. Military Stockpiles Low After Iran Conflict
U.S. defense stockpiles declined after recent fighting with Iran. Negotiations remain stalled and the Strait of Hormuz stays closed.
dailyalert.orgpolitics59 days ago
U.S. Increases Surveillance Flights Near Cuba
The United States has conducted at least 26 surveillance flights within 80 miles of Cuba from February to May 12, 2026, according to a USA TODAY analysis of public flight data. The flights, many coming within 40 miles of Havana and Santiago de Cuba, show different patterns from t…