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Russia uses new tactic to bomb Ukraine and overcome its air defenses
Moscow’s simultaneous attack with ballistic and cruise missiles from different regions has led to seven deaths and more than 60 injuries
Taiwan Renovating Military Runaways to Prepare for Chinese Missile Strikes
Taiwan is renovating its military runaways as a countermeasure to potential Chinese ballistic missile strikes.
'Heavily armed' man fired shots, threw Molotov cocktail in Edmonton city hall: chief
The person who fired shots from a long gun and threw a Molotov cocktail at city hall on Tuesday was "heavily armed," Edmonton's police chief says.
CIA continues online campaign to recruit Russian spies, citing successes
A Kremlin spokesperson scoffed at the effort, noting that the social media platform X is banned in Russia.
Germany to provide Ukraine with military helicopters for the first time
Following the 18th Ramstein-format meeting, German Defence Minister Boris Pistorius has announced that Germany will hand over decommissioned Sea King Mk41 multipurpose military helicopters to Ukraine.
‘Death to Jews’ video shown to London students sparks investigation
Antisemitic videos, including one which including a claim that the Holocaust was a “lie and a fake” and a call for the death of Jews, that were broadcast to British students are being investigated by the Charity Commission.
Far-Right Convoy Groups Plan to Occupy Canadian Police Stations Until Government Officials are Arrested
Convoy leaders suggest bringing ‘tents and BBQs’ to occupy police stations for weeks or months until charges are laid
Mexico demands investigation into U.S. military-grade weapons being used by drug cartels
Mexico's army is finding weapons like belt-fed machine guns, rocket launchers and grenades that are not sold for civilian use in the United States.
Kyiv rejects calls to cede land to Russia by Slovakia’s populist leader ahead of high-level meeting
Hackers broke into Tel Aviv movie theater system and screened October 7 images
At the Lev movie theater in Tel Aviv, threatening messages were displayed on screens in broken Hebrew, apparently written by Turkish hackers. 'We will not give you peace, even in your cinemas, until your massacres are over; We will destroy you all"
Turkish Parliament Votes to Ratify Sweden’s Entry Into NATO
We are running out of time to build defences against Russia, warns Norway's commander in chief
Moscow is building up its weapons stockpiles much faster than Nato allies had anticipated, creating a sense of urgency, the general said
Russian Army Gains Ground on Multiple Axes, Kyiv Claims Punishing Losses Inflicted
Kremlin forces had hoped to exploit cold weather and tire Ukrainian defenses to score big ground gains. Right now, the advances are real but fairly small.
Netanyahu Under Pressure as 21 IDF Soldiers Killed While Setting Explosives in Gaza Homes
The Israeli prime minister is facing increased criticism, both domestic and foreign, for his handling of the war.
Hamas rejects Israel's cease-fire proposal - report
Senior Israeli officials on Tuesday told Israeli media that the Qatari and Egyptian mediators have not notifie
Hamas admits "mistakes" that caused civilian deaths during attack on Israel on October 7
Explain and justify. In an 18-page document published in Arabic and English, Hamas presents itself as a resistance movement that defends moral values with the following slogan: "Do not harm civilians, especially children, women and the elderly"says the armed group. However, on October 7, when it brutally attacked Israeli soil,…
Ukraine is running out of ammo for its US-supplied Howitzers as it tries to fend off massive Russian attacks
A Ukrainian officer told CNN it is being outgunned by Russia on a key part of the front line.
German Far-Right AfD Party Loses Ground After National Protests
The Pentagon is unable to provide aid to Ukraine, hosts a meeting of 50 allies to support Kyiv
For the first time since Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin launched it, the U.S. will host a monthly gathering of 50 countries, in hopes of sending billions of dollars in aid to Kyiv.