US Sub Sinks Iranian Warship, Triggers Global War
A US submarine torpedoed the Iranian vessel Iris Dena near Sri Lanka, killing dozens and prompting former Royal Navy chief Lord West to declare a 'global war'.
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US Depleting Interceptors for Iranian Drones, Officials Say
Top military officials warn the US is burning through missile interceptors to counter Iranian drones, contradicting Trump administration claims, with supplies potentially lasting only weeks.
HMS Dragon Cyprus Deployment Delayed Amid Iran Conflict
The Royal Navy destroyer HMS Dragon will not sail to Cyprus until next week despite escalating Middle East tensions, as it undergoes ammunition loading and modifications in Portsmouth.
UK Military Slow to Respond in Iran War as Starmer Hesitates
Analysis reveals Prime Minister Keir Starmer's initial refusal to aid US strikes on Iran has constrained Britain's ability to protect nationals and reassure allies in the Gulf region.
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Israeli Forces Conduct 'Extraordinary' Missions in Iran, Air Chief Says
Israel's Air Force chief announced special forces are executing 'extraordinary missions' against Iran, with hundreds of targets struck. The conflict has killed over 1,000, disrupted global oil supplies, and triggered regional attacks.
WWII Royal Marine Hero Jim Wren Honoured at Salisbury Funeral
Hundreds gathered in Salisbury to honour 105-year-old Royal Marine veteran Jim Wren, one of the last WWII survivors, whose funeral featured full military honours and poignant family tributes.
US Soldiers Killed in Kuwait Drone Attack Remembered
Four US service members were killed in an unmanned aircraft system attack in Kuwait, the first known US fatalities since the US-Israel military campaign against Iran began.
US B-2 Bombers to Land at UK Bases Within Days for Iran Campaign
American B-2 stealth bombers are set to arrive at British military bases like Diego Garcia and Fairford shortly, as part of a campaign against Iran, following Prime Minister Keir Starmer's policy shift allowing US use of RAF bases in Cyprus.
US Torpedo Claim Disputed by Historical Naval Engagements
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's statement that the sinking of an Iranian ship was the first torpedo sinking of an enemy vessel since WWII is factually incorrect, with at least three documented cases since 1945.
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UK Defence Crisis: Investment Needed Amid Political Sniping
The UK's armed forces face critical vulnerabilities, from RAF Akrotiri drone strikes to stranded citizens in Dubai, while political leaders squabble instead of uniting on essential defence spending.
US Military Costs Mount in Iran Conflict as Jets Downed
The US military faces significant financial and human costs in the Iran conflict, with fighter jets lost, bases attacked, and weapons stocks depleted after just days of fighting.
Swedish Jets Patrol Iceland in NATO Arctic Mission
Swedish Saab Gripen fighter jets are patrolling Icelandic skies for the first time as part of NATO's 'Arctic Sentry' mission, responding to Russian threats and internal alliance pressures.
Cyprus RAF Base Drone Attack Not Launched from Iran
The Ministry of Defence has issued a significant update, stating the Shahed-like drone that targeted RAF Akrotiri in Cyprus was not launched from Iran, clarifying the incident's origins.
US Soldiers Killed in Kuwait Drone Strike Remembered
Four of six US Army Reserve soldiers killed in a drone strike in Kuwait have been identified. Their families share stories of duty, devotion, and the personal lives cut short by the Iran conflict.
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Tehran Devastation Revealed in Satellite Images After Strikes
Satellite imagery shows widespread destruction in Tehran following five days of US-Israel airstrikes, with key regime sites flattened and civilian infrastructure reportedly hit.
US Claims Air Superiority Over Iran as Civilian Toll Rises
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth asserts US control of Iranian airspace, with strikes escalating and over 1,000 civilian casualties reported in the conflict.
US Military Campaign in Ecuador Targets Narco-Trafficking
The United States has initiated a joint military operation with Ecuadorian forces, pledging decisive action against narco-trafficking organizations in the region.
US Air Force Tests Nuclear Missile Amid Regional Tensions
The US Air Force launched a Minuteman III ICBM from California in a scheduled test to validate weapon system performance, occurring alongside escalating US-Israel military operations against Iran.
Iron Dome in Action: Reporter's Firsthand Account of Missile Defense
A news correspondent describes witnessing Israel's Iron Dome intercept Hamas rockets while waiting at a Tel Aviv bus stop, highlighting how the defense system shapes daily life amid conflict.
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US Submarine Sinks Iran's 'Prize Ship' in Indian Ocean
The US Navy has sunk the Iranian frigate Iris Dena, described as a 'prize ship,' off Sri Lanka's coast, marking a significant escalation in maritime tensions with at least 80 casualties reported.
Royal Marines Honour 105-Year-Old WWII Veteran at Funeral
Hundreds gathered in Salisbury to pay tribute to Jim Wren, a Royal Marine veteran who survived Japanese captivity during World War II, as servicemen lined the street for his funeral.
US Defence Secretary's Wrong Torpedo Claim Debunked
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth incorrectly stated a recent submarine attack was the first torpedo sinking since WWII, ignoring historical cases like the Falklands War.
Russia Tests Warning Sirens Nationwide Amid WW3 Propaganda
Russia conducted a nationwide test of its emergency warning sirens across 11 time zones, ordering citizens to stay calm and tune into official broadcasts. This comes as Kremlin media ramps up rhetoric about an inevitable global conflict, targeting British
US Warns Iran Conflict Could Last Eight Weeks
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth states the US cannot intercept all Iranian attacks despite enhanced defenses, with six soldiers killed in Kuwait.
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US Sinks Iranian Warship Off Sri Lanka, 87 Bodies Found
Sri Lanka's navy has recovered 87 bodies and rescued 32 survivors after a US submarine sank the Iranian warship Iris Dena in international waters, escalating regional tensions.
Europe's Fighter Jet Programme Collapses in Franco-German Dispute
The ambitious European next-generation fighter jet project, led by France and Germany, is on the brink of collapse due to deep-seated disagreements over technology sharing and industrial leadership.
Hegseth: US Can't Stop All Iran Attacks Despite Air Superiority
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth asserts US air dominance over Iran but acknowledges some attacks may still hit targets, with conflict potentially lasting months.
US War Secretary's Torpedo Claim Contradicted by History
Pete Hegseth incorrectly states US torpedo attack on Iranian warship is first since WWII, overlooking British sinking of Belgrano in 1982 Falklands War as conflict escalates.
US-Israel War on Iran Reaches Critical Stage in Attrition
The US-Israeli conflict with Iran enters a critical phase as both sides calculate missile and drone expenditure, with Iran pursuing a war of attrition despite heavy casualties and economic damage.
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UK Faces Tax Hikes or Service Cuts for Defence Spending
The Institute for Fiscal Studies warns meeting NATO's 3.5% defence target requires £35 billion annually, forcing tough fiscal choices between higher taxes or reduced public services.
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