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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has instructed the Israel Defense Forces to expand control to 70% of the Gaza Strip within six months. The move aims to disrupt Hamas operations but risks escalating violence and humanitarian strain.
A coordinated suicide attack on a military train in Pakistan’s Punjab province left at least 20 dead and 70 wounded. The explosion targeted a convoy carrying active-duty personnel en route to a training facility near Rawalpindi. Investigators suspect a banned Islamist faction linked to the 2023 Kabul attack is responsible.
Chinese President Xi Jinping welcomed Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin in Beijing Tuesday, showcasing a rare public display of unity days after Trump’s meeting with NATO allies. Analysts say the timing underscores Beijing’s strategic pivot ahead of next year’s elections.
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin launched two days of critical bilateral talks in Beijing on Tuesday, with both leaders emphasizing shared strategic interests against Western pressure. The summit comes as Moscow deepens its strategic alignment with Beijing amid Russia’s isolation over Ukraine and China’s escalating trade disputes with the West.
Two US Navy EA-18G Growlers crashed during a demonstration at the Gunfighter Skies air show Sunday, leaving four crew members in stable condition after ejecting. The incident occurred during the final day of the event in Mountain Home, Idaho.
President Donald Trump delivered a blunt warning to Iran on Tuesday, declaring the window for reviving the 2015 nuclear accord is closing. Negotiations in Vienna have hit a critical impasse after Iran’s latest demands sparked fresh tensions with Washington and its allies.
Hezbollah has escalated its aerial assaults with advanced FPV drones, deploying fibre-optic guided systems to bypass Israel’s layered air defences. Footage from recent attacks reveals a shift in precision and evasion strategies.
The U.S. Navy’s flagship aircraft carrier is en route to Crete for repairs after a fire injured sailors and caused extensive damage. Damage control teams worked overnight to stabilize the situation as the vessel prepared to depart the Red Sea.
A dedicated investigative unit has reviewed 147 military sexual crime cases since its launch, revealing systemic failings. Only 12% resulted in convictions, prompting calls for overhaul of how the armed forces handle such allegations.