Iran's Decentralised Defence Strategy Defies US-Israeli Strikes
Operation Epic Fury enters its third week as Iran's Decentralised Mosaic Defence doctrine enables continued resistance despite leadership losses and thousands of strikes.
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Fuel Rationing Not Ruled Out as Iran War Pressures Oil Markets
Defence Minister Richard Marles has declined to exclude fuel rationing in Australia as the Iran conflict enters its third week, stressing supply measures while warning against panic buying.
UK Resists Trump's Warship Demand for Strait of Hormuz
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces pressure from Donald Trump to deploy UK warships to secure the vital oil route, but opts for diplomatic caution and alternative measures.
Starmer Rejects Trump's Call for UK Warships in Iran
Prime Minister Keir Starmer confirms UK collaboration with allies to reopen the Strait of Hormuz but refuses to commit warships or join a wider war on Iran, amid US pressure and domestic energy support measures.
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UK Plans Minesweeping Drones for Hormuz Strait Crisis
The UK government is drafting plans to deploy minesweeping drones to the Strait of Hormuz, aiming to reopen the vital oil route without escalating tensions with Iran, as oil prices soar above $100 a barrel.
US Megastorm Brings Snow, Winds, and Tornado Threats
A severe winter storm is impacting 200 million Americans with blizzards, damaging winds, and thunderstorms, causing flight cancellations and power outages across multiple states.
Hawaii Storms Cause Flooding, Landslides, and Power Outages
Hawaii faces flash flooding, blizzard conditions, and landslides as a powerful kona storm dumps heavy rain, collapsing roads and leaving tens of thousands without power.
Starmer: UK Will Not Be Drawn into Wider War with Iran
Prime Minister Keir Starmer asserts the UK will defend itself and allies but avoid escalation with Iran, citing national interest and cost of living concerns.
US Airman's Relative Slams Iran War After Fatal Iraq Crash
A cousin of Tech Sgt Tyler Simmons, one of six US service members killed in a KC-135 refueling aircraft crash in Iraq, criticises the conflict with Iran as unnecessary and preventable.
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US 'Doomsday Plane' Spotted Again Amid Iran Tensions
The Boeing E-6B Mercury 'doomsday plane' has been seen over California for the second time in two months, fueling concerns about escalating US-Iran conflict and nuclear readiness.
World War Drone Dawns as Cheap Tech Reshapes Global Conflict
From Ukraine to the Middle East, drone warfare is knitting together far-flung frontlines, democratising air power and creating unprecedented dangers worldwide.
War Bonds Revival: Can Patriotism Fund UK Defence?
The Liberal Democrats propose war bonds to address Britain's £28bn defence budget gap, but historical lessons and economic realities question public willingness.
Israel's Air Defence Interceptors Depleting Amid Iranian Attacks
As the US-Israeli conflict with Iran enters its third week, reports indicate Israel is running low on air defence interceptors, raising strategic concerns about defence sustainability.
Ex-Military Head: UK Warships Face High Risk in Hormuz Mission
General Sir Nick Carter says Royal Navy vessels would be vulnerable to Iranian attacks in the Strait of Hormuz but should still be deployed to protect global shipping interests.
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France Boosts Military Presence in Middle East Amid Diplomatic Push
France is significantly increasing its military deployment in the Middle East, including aircraft carriers and warships, while President Macron engages in diplomatic talks with Iran and regional allies to position Paris for post-conflict negotiations.
Two Women Among Six US Air Force Killed in Iraq Plane Crash
Two female US Air Force personnel were among six killed when a refuelling aircraft crashed in Iraq. The incident has raised the US military death toll in the Iran conflict to 13.
Six US Troops Die in Iraq Air Crash, 'Radiant' Mother Among Victims
A KC-135 refueling plane crash in western Iraq claims six US service members, including a Kentucky mother described as 'radiant' by her husband. The incident occurred in friendly airspace during operations against Iran.
Iran Warns UK Over Minehunting Drones in Hormuz Strait
Iran has threatened consequences if Britain deploys minehunting drones to secure the Strait of Hormuz, a vital oil shipping route currently blockaded by Tehran, amid escalating tensions.
Senator Kelly Slams Hegseth's 'No Quarter' Call as War Crime
US Senator Mark Kelly criticizes Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's 'no quarter' statement, warning it violates international law and endangers troops. The controversy follows White House war memes.
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Six US Troops Named in Fatal KC-135 Tanker Crash Over Iraq
The Pentagon has released the names of six US service members killed in a KC-135 Stratotanker crash over Iraq. The incident, not caused by hostile fire, raises questions about safety protocols.
Davey Urges Independent UK Nuclear Deterrent Over Trump Reliance
Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey will argue Britain must build its own nuclear weapons, costing billions, due to unreliable US support under Donald Trump's presidency.
UK May Send Ships and Drones to Reopen Strait of Hormuz
Energy Secretary Ed Miliband confirms the UK is discussing options with allies, including mine-hunting drones, to secure the vital waterway amid rising oil prices and inflation concerns.
AI Warfare: Defence Contractors and the Fog of Blindness
From Gaza to Iran, AI systems are central to modern warfare, enabling precision strikes with deadly consequences. This article exposes how tech firms act as defence contractors, hiding behind algorithms to evade accountability for civilian deaths.
US Sinks Iranian Warship Near Sri Lanka, Strains India Ties
A US submarine attack on the IRIS Dena near Sri Lanka has killed 84, sparking regional outrage and undermining India's security partnerships in the Indian Ocean.
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Davey Calls for UK Nuclear Independence, Cost Unclear
Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey urges Britain to develop its own nuclear deterrent, citing unreliable US alliance under Trump, but cannot specify the financial implications.
Kim Jong Un and Daughter Oversee Nuclear Rocket Test
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and his teenage daughter oversaw a test of 12 nuclear-capable rocket launchers, described as a 'very deadly yet attractive weapon'.
UK Considers Minehunter Drones for Strait of Hormuz Unblocking
Britain is intensively exploring options, including autonomous mine-hunting drones, to reopen the Strait of Hormuz after Iran's blockade, following a call from Donald Trump for allied warships.
War Bonds Return: Is Britain Patriotic Enough to Fund Defence?
As the UK faces a £28 billion defence budget shortfall, proposals for war bonds resurface. With historical precedents and modern challenges, the debate centres on public willingness to lend amid economic strains.
Israel's Missile Interceptor Stock Critically Low in Iran War
US officials report Israel is running critically low on ballistic missile interceptors due to Iranian bombardments, straining long-range defences as Iran adds cluster missiles to its arsenal.
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UK Weighs Minehunting Drones to End Iran's Strait of Hormuz Blockade
Energy Secretary Ed Miliband reveals Britain is intensively exploring options, including autonomous minehunting equipment, to reopen the vital oil shipping route blocked by Iran, as global energy prices soar.
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