Sustained Iranian drone attacks are driving the Pentagon to expand layered counter-drone defenses, including interceptor systems and emerging laser technology
Russia may benefit in the short term as oil prices rise and the Iran war diverts global attention elsewhere
The U.S. military will wage its most aggressive campaign against Iran Tuesday, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said, a day after President Donald Trump said the war would be over “very soon.”
Brent oil prices peaked at nearly $120 per barrel as another energy crisis looms
Leaders discuss military cooperation day after US president hit out at PM over lack of immediate backing for attacks
The states won’t be targeted unless the Islamic Republic is hit from their territory, the Iranian president has said
The targeting information has included the locations of American warships and aircraft in the Middle East, the officials said.
Six days on, Iran has launched more than 2,000 low-cost drones at targets across the Middle East in a bid to overwhelm defences and spark chaos in the region.
The projectile was shot down as it approached Turkish airspace through Syria, the country’s Defense Ministry has said
The US president has said that doesn’t “want anything to do with” Spain after US forces were banned from joint military bases
U.S. urges citizens to immediately leave more than a dozen countries in Middle East
The government has ordered the Iranian-backed militant group to surrender its weapons
Leaks reveal €500mn contract for man-portable ‘Verba’ system to rebuild Tehran’s air defences
The body announced by Donald Trump was originally part of the Gaza peace plan. Some countries have expressed reservations, while Israel, Argentina and Morocco have agreed to join it.
Morocco's Foreign Ministry announced on Monday, January 19, that King Mohammed VI would ratify the charter of the organization created to support the peace plan for Gaza. The North African country is also expected to contribute to the stabilization force in the Palestinian enclave.
The oil is flowing, the nuclear centrifuges are silent and the terrorists are hiding, but experts have warned the crisis is far from over.