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Amid Iran's Attacks, UAE Called For Help. Israel Responded With Iron Dome
Jerusalem also sent troops to operate the air defence system that is famously used to intercept short-range rockets, missiles, and drones.
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1,200 Patriots, 1,000 Tomahawks: Expensive Weapons US Burnt Through In War
The US military has said it struck more than 13,000 targets, but officials told NYT that the figure masks the vast number of bombs and missiles it used because warplanes, attack planes and artillery typically strike large targets multiple times.
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Ukraine's Remote-Controlled Drones Can Hit Targets At Great Distance, Says Minister
Ukraine is launching a new level of 'small' air defence which makes it possible to control interceptors at a distance of thousands of kilometres.
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'Iran Has Thousands Of Missiles To Continue War': Intel Belies Trump's Claim
Even before the ceasefire was declared, US President Donald Trump and his defence secretary, Pete Hegseth, had claimed the Iranian Air Force was "wiped out" and the Navy was "at the bottom of the sea".
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Japan Ends Ban On Lethal Arms Exports. A Shift From Pacifism?
The new policy aims at ensuring safety for Japan and contributing to the peace and stability in the region and the international society.
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Trump Insists On Hormuz Opening As He Escalates Iran Threats
US president Donald Trump in recent weeks has said an agreement on the strait wasn't among his core prerequisites for ending the conflict.
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Trump Rebukes NATO Over Iran After Meeting With Alliance's Chief
NATO allies refused to help Trump protect commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz or let the US use their bases to attack Iran during the war.
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North Korea Tests New Weapons As World Focuses On Iran War
Pyongyang continues to deepen its defence ties with Moscow and Beijing as the US draws its military assets out of Asia amid geopolitical uncertainty.
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Saudi Petrochemical Complex Hit Hours After Iran Facilities Are Struck
Jubail in eastern Saudi Arabia is known around the world for its production of gasoline, petrochemicals, lubricating oil and chemical fertilisers.
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Ukraine Eyes "Game Changer" Low-Cost Air Defence System By 2027
Many Ukrainian defence firms are now seeking to export their excess capacity and cash in on a global boom in military spending.
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Amid Iran's Attacks, UAE Called For Help. Israel Responded With Iron Dome
Jerusalem also sent troops to operate the air defence system that is famously used to intercept short-range rockets, missiles, and drones.
-
1,200 Patriots, 1,000 Tomahawks: Expensive Weapons US Burnt Through In War
The US military has said it struck more than 13,000 targets, but officials told NYT that the figure masks the vast number of bombs and missiles it used because warplanes, attack planes and artillery typically strike large targets multiple times.
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Ukraine's Remote-Controlled Drones Can Hit Targets At Great Distance, Says Minister
Ukraine is launching a new level of 'small' air defence which makes it possible to control interceptors at a distance of thousands of kilometres.
-
'Iran Has Thousands Of Missiles To Continue War': Intel Belies Trump's Claim
Even before the ceasefire was declared, US President Donald Trump and his defence secretary, Pete Hegseth, had claimed the Iranian Air Force was "wiped out" and the Navy was "at the bottom of the sea".
-
Japan Ends Ban On Lethal Arms Exports. A Shift From Pacifism?
The new policy aims at ensuring safety for Japan and contributing to the peace and stability in the region and the international society.
-
Trump Insists On Hormuz Opening As He Escalates Iran Threats
US president Donald Trump in recent weeks has said an agreement on the strait wasn't among his core prerequisites for ending the conflict.
-
Trump Rebukes NATO Over Iran After Meeting With Alliance's Chief
NATO allies refused to help Trump protect commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz or let the US use their bases to attack Iran during the war.
-
North Korea Tests New Weapons As World Focuses On Iran War
Pyongyang continues to deepen its defence ties with Moscow and Beijing as the US draws its military assets out of Asia amid geopolitical uncertainty.
-
Saudi Petrochemical Complex Hit Hours After Iran Facilities Are Struck
Jubail in eastern Saudi Arabia is known around the world for its production of gasoline, petrochemicals, lubricating oil and chemical fertilisers.
-
Ukraine Eyes "Game Changer" Low-Cost Air Defence System By 2027
Many Ukrainian defence firms are now seeking to export their excess capacity and cash in on a global boom in military spending.
