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12 April

Israel Says Intercepts Drone Claimed by Houthis

Israel's military said it had intercepted an incoming UAV while a military source in Jordan said another drone had crashed there.

11 April

Staff Writer With AFP

Second US Aircraft Carrier Has Reached Middle East

A second American aircraft carrier has reached the Middle East, where Washington's forces are carrying out air strikes against Houthi rebels.

10 April

Giulia Bernacchi

L3Harris and Partners to Develop First Saudi-Made Unmanned Vessels

L3Harris, SAMI-L3Harris Joint Venture, and Zamil Shipyards have partnered to design one of the first “Saudi-made” unmanned surface vessels.

10 April

IAI and India’s defence forces have successfully completed a series of operational tests of the Barak-8 (MRSAM) air and missile defense system in India.

Christine Casimiro

Israeli-Indian Missile Ready for Indian Military Use After Completing Tests

The Indian Army has successfully conducted a series of acceptance tests for the Barak-8 missile, marking its operational readiness for deployment across the Indian armed forces.

10 April

A member of an Iranian Army honor guard stands at attention in front of a portrait of Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, during a ceremony

Loqman Radpey

Who Truly Benefits From a New US-Iran Nukes Deal?

Any future nuclear deal with Iran risks empowering the ruling regime while ignoring human rights abuses, particularly against minorities.

10 April

Staff Writer With AFP

US Has Hit More Than 100 Targets in Yemen Since Mid-March

The United States has struck more than 100 targets in Houthi-controlled areas of Yemen since beginning the latest phase of its air campaign.

10 April

Staff Writer With AFP

Israel Says Seizing ‘Large Areas’ in Gaza, Expanding Buffer Zones

Israel's Defence Minister Israel Katz said that the army was seizing large areas in Gaza and incorporating them into buffer zones cleared of their inhabitants.

9 April