US-Made F-16 Crashes in Ukraine, Killing Ukrainian Pilot
The cause of the crash is unclear
French Authorities Issue Preliminary Charges Against Telegram CEO
Pavel Durov was released on a $5 million euro bail and cannot leave France
Ukraine Says Its Biggest Problem Is Western Concern for Escalation
Ukrainian officials are pushing hard for the US and NATO to support long-range strikes inside Russia
Houthis Agree To Allow Tugboats To Tow Damaged Oil Tanker
Houthi missiles set a Greek-flagged tanker in the Red Sea on fire
EU Considers Training Ukrainian Troops Inside Ukraine
Ukraine believes training soldiers in its territory would be 'faster, more cost-effective, and logistically easier'
Israeli Forces Launch Major Assault on the West Bank, Killing at Least 10 Palestinians
Israel's foreign minister said the territory should be dealt with the same as Gaza and called for the evacuation of Palestinians
US Military Open To Escorting Philippine Ships in South China Sea
Escorting Philippine vessels in the disputed waters would put the US in direct confrontation with China
Biden Was Told Gaza Pier Would Undermine Efforts To Get Israel To Allow More Aid Into Gaza
The Pentagon was aware that the pier couldn't be used in weather that's typical for the Eastern Mediterranean
Israeli Drone Strike Kills Four, Including Islamic Jihad Figure, Near Syria-Lebanon Border
Israel claims Qasem was recruiting Palestinians into Hezbollah
Israel Kills 41 Palestinians Across Gaza
The Israeli military says it freed a Bedouin man who was captured by Hamas on October 7
Russia Warns US Will Face ‘Much Harsher’ Consequences for Backing Kursk Invasion
In a separate warning, Russia's foreign minister said the US should understand World War III wouldn't be confined to Europe
Iran’s Khamenei Opens Door to Direct Talks With the US
Iran's new president wants to engage with the US to get sanctions lifted
