US AFRICOM Launches Airstrike in Somalia, Says 5 al-Shabaab Killed
The US-backed Somali government said 100 al-Shabaab fighters were killed in a joint operation with the US on Wednesday
Senate Rejects Congressional War Powers Over NATO’s Article 5
An amendment to the NDAA declaring that NATO's Article 5 does not override congressional war powers failed in a vote of 16-83
Czech Parliament Ratifies Treaty Allowing US Troops Presence
The Czech Republic is the 25th NATO country to sign an agreement to facilitate a US military presence on its soil
Fire at Military Base in Crimea Forces Over 2,000 to Evacuate
No casualties have been reported in the fire
Russia Issues Warning Over Black Sea Ships Heading to Ukraine
The Russian Defense Ministry said it would assume all ships were carrying military cargo
US Announces $1.3 Billion Weapons Package for Ukraine
The arms include NASAMS air defense systems, kamikaze drones, TOW Missiles, and other various types of equipment
Iranian Oil Stolen by the US Stuck on a Tanker Off the Coast of Texas
US companies are hesitant to unload the oil over concerns of retaliation from Iran in the Persian Gulf
Two Syrian Soldiers Wounded in Israeli Airstrikes on Damascus
The attack marks at least the 20th time Israel has bombed Syria this year
US Pressuring Ukraine to Push Harder in Counteroffensive
Western officials are blaming Ukraine's tactics for the lack of success
Taiwan Says It Detected a Record 16 Chinese Warships Around Island
The number of warships is higher than the 14 China deployed in response to then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi visiting the island in August 2022
US Expected to Announce New $1.3 Billion Weapons Package for Ukraine
The arms will be provided through the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative, which allows the US to purchase weapons for Ukraine
Russia Launches ‘Retaliatory’ Strikes After Crimean Bridge Attack
The strikes hit targets in the southern cities of Odesa and Mykolaiv
US Nuclear-Armed Submarine Docks in South Korea for First Time Since 1981
The major provocation comes amid soaring tensions on the Korean Peninsula
Marshall Islands Seeks More Compensation From US for Nuclear Tests
Between 1946 and 1958, the US detonated 67 nuclear bombs on or above the Marshall Islands
Prominent Taiwanese Businessman Calls for Dialogue With China
Terry Guo, the founder of Foxconn and member of the KMT, said the ruling party's leaders 'have greatly aggravated the threat of war'
