Iran Making New Warship, Destroyer, Combat Hovercraft
The commander of the Iranian Navy said his forces will receive new homegrown equipment within the next few months, including a warship, a destroyer, a missile-launching hovercraft and an oceangoing reconnaissance vessel.
Taliban captures key Afghan border crossing with Iran: Officials
Group continues advances as foreign forces withdraw, with sources saying some Afghan security officials have fled to Iran.
Turkish, American fighter jets to carry out NATO air patrols
Turkish F-16s arrive in Poland and US F-15s arrive in Iceland to secure countries' airspace, says NATO
90pc withdrawal process in Afghanistan completed: US
The US has completed "more than 90 percent" of its entire withdrawal from Afghanistan, informed the United States Central Command (CENTCOM) in a statement on Tuesday (local time).
France resumes military operations with Mali amid terror threat
Just one month after Paris suspended bilateral cooperation with Mali following a coup in the West African nation, France said on Friday that it would resume joint military operations with Bamako after all.
Iranian Army Self-Sufficient in Making Military Parachutes: Commander
An Iranian Army commander said the Ground Force’s Airborne Division has attained self-sufficiency in producing automatic parachutes.
Afghan forces plan counterattack against Taliban in north: Report
Counteroffensive planned after forces lose ground in northern provinces, Russia’s RIA agency cites President Ghani’s adviser as saying.
Armenian sabotage group giving testimony in Baku
The trial over 13 members of the terrorist armed group consisting of Armenian citizens continues at the Baku Court on Grave Crimes, Trend reports on July 5.
American logistics convoy targeted in Iraqi Taji
A logistics convoy belonging to the US-led coalition in Iraq was targeted with a roadside bomb in Baghdad province on Sunday, Iraqi local sources said.
Over 400,000 in Tigray suffering famine now, with 1.8m on brink
More than 400,000 people in Ethiopia’s Tigray are now suffering famine and 1.8 million others are on the brink, a top United Nations official has said, painting a devastating picture of an embattled region where humanitarian access is extremely restricted.
