US Imposes New Sanctions On Iran’s Aviation Sector
The Treasury Department said the measures are part of its campaign to isolate Iran’s economy and restrict its access to global markets.
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Trump Marks 25th Anniversary Of 9/11 With Tribute To Fallen Heroes
Trump posthumously awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom to Welles Crowther, a volunteer firefighter known as the “Man in the Red Bandana.”
Saudi Arabia Hit By Major Houthi Missile And Drone Barrage
Officials said the attacks targeted civilian and economic sites in several cities, while fires were reported at facilities in the southern region.
Kyiv Hit By Russian Barrage After US Peace Talks Push
The three-day pause in attacks on the two capitals expired Tuesday, ending a temporary reprieve during the diplomatic meeting
Commerce Secretary Lutnick Corrects False Claim On US Military Deaths
In a Thursday statement, Lutnick said he had “misspoke” after confusing the Iran conflict with a separate Venezuelan operation.
Defense Department Pauses Testosterone Screening Rules For Male Troops
Health guidance issued Wednesday described testosterone as an important biological marker for warfighter readiness and warned that high-stress military roles could contribute to hormone-related issues.
Watch: With Eye On Moscow, Finland Stages Historic Post-WWII Civil Defense Drill
Finland is transforming a massive cave into a fortified haven for thousands as part of Europe’s largest civil defense exercise since World War II.
Iran Claims Missile And Drone Attacks On U.S. Bases In Kuwait, UAE
Iran said its forces targeted satellite facilities, warehouses and fighter aircraft hangars at Kuwait’s Ahmed Al-Jaber Air Base
Iran Says U.S. Strike Hit Wedding Party, Killing Four
Iran’s Foreign Ministry earlier put the number of people killed or wounded at about 50.
How Is Russia Helping Iran Build Faster, More Advanced Missiles
Military experts cited by the FT said the technology would likely support anti-ship and land-attack missiles.
Pentagon Faces Leadership Shake-Up As Iran War Strains Forces
The Post reported that top regional commanders objected to extending forces for Iran, citing risks to other missions
US Aircraft Carrier Abraham Lincoln Arrives In Thailand After Historic Deployment
The deployment has drawn scrutiny over crew welfare
US Strikes New Targets In Iran After Attacks On Hormuz Shipping
The conflict has continued for more than six months, putting additional pressure on U.S. military resources, including Patriot missile stocks in Europe.
Iran President Signals Opening To Renewed U.S. Peace Talks
Pezeshkian said Iran would take reciprocal action if Washington restored the earlier memorandum of understanding
Why Did Army Secretary Daniel Driscoll Resign
His departure leaves the service without a civilian leader while it remains heavily involved in conflicts and security operations tied to the Middle East and Ukraine