Pentagon Halts Deployments to Poland and Germany to Cut Troops
The Pentagon cancels deployments to Poland and Germany, reducing troop numbers in Europe by about 5,000 amid tensions with allies over the Iran war and calls for change.
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Port Kembla Named as Top Nuclear Submarine Base Site
Secret NSW documents reveal Port Kembla as the preferred east coast base for Australia's nuclear submarine fleet, warning it could be a military target and face public resistance.
Belgium Gamble on Injured Lukaku for World Cup
Belgium coach Rudi Garcia includes Romelu Lukaku in his World Cup squad despite the striker playing only one hour this season due to a hamstring injury. Key players return.
FBI Offers $200K Reward for Ex-Air Force Spy in Iran
The FBI has announced a $200,000 reward for information leading to the capture of Monica Witt, a former U.S. Air Force specialist who defected to Iran in 2013 and faces espionage charges.
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Ukrainian Drones Hit Russian Oil Refinery, Causing Huge Fire
A major fire erupted at a Russian oil refinery in Ryazan after Ukrainian drone strikes. Three killed, 12 injured. Zelensky calls for punishment after Kyiv strike kills 24.
Hegseth's Poland Troop U-Turn Blindsides Pentagon Staff
The Pentagon reversed a decision to send 4,000 US troops to Poland, surprising European allies and US officials amid a growing rift with Europe over the Iran war.
Harry and Meghan to Produce Netflix War Film
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are set to produce a Netflix war film based on the book 'No Way Out', about British soldiers in Helmand province, Afghanistan.
Trump Hints at Continued Military Action Against Iran
Donald Trump suggests the military destruction of Iran is 'to be continued' in a Truth Social post, amid stalled talks and a global energy crisis.
US Military Not Investigating Iran School and Hospital Bombing Reports
Admiral Brad Cooper says US Central Command cannot corroborate reports of 22 schools and 17 healthcare facilities destroyed by airstrikes in Iran, despite preliminary findings linking US to a deadly school strike.
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US Military Not Investigating Iran School and Hospital Bombings
The US military is not investigating reports that airstrikes destroyed 22 schools and 17 healthcare facilities in Iran, despite public evidence, according to Central Command Admiral Brad Cooper.
James Bond Auditions Underway, Amazon MGM Confirms
Amazon MGM has confirmed auditions for the next James Bond are underway, with casting director Nina Gold leading the search. The new film is expected in 2028.
British Army to Get Remote-Controlled Guns in £1bn Deal
The British Army will receive 72 remote-controlled howitzers capable of firing eight rounds per minute, manufactured in Telford and Stockport, supporting 500 jobs.
UK Police Trial Laughing Gas Breathalyser
Hampshire and Thames Valley Police are trialling the world's first roadside breathalyser to detect nitrous oxide, aiming to combat driving under the influence of the Class C drug.
US Soldier, 19, Found Dead in Morocco Training Exercise
The remains of Spc. Mariyah Symone Collington, 19, were recovered in Morocco after she and another soldier went missing during a training exercise.
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British Paratroopers' Daring Descent to Remote Island
Captain George Lacey recounts the parachute jump onto Tristan da Cunha to deliver medical aid for a suspected hantavirus case, describing the 'weird sensation' of falling backwards through the air.
England Fans Warned of Heat Risks at World Cup in Texas
Academics warn England fans at the World Cup in Texas face serious health risks from extreme heat, with a one-in-three chance of dangerous temperatures during the Croatia match.
Russia Hits Kyiv with Drones and Missiles, Injuring Four
Russia launched a mass drone and missile attack on Kyiv early Thursday, injuring at least four people. Damage occurred across six districts, with a residential building partially collapsing.
Hegseth: Allies' refusal to back US in Iran war 'unconscionable'
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth warns allies who fail to support the military offensive against Iran will face consequences, singling out NATO members.
Hegseth: Allies Refusing Iran War Support Unconscionable
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth says allies' failure to support the Iran offensive is unconscionable, warns of consequences for NATO members who do not step up.
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UK Police Trial World's First Laughing Gas Breathalyser
UK police are trialling the world's first roadside breathalyser for nitrous oxide to combat drug driving, with two forces testing the device in southern England.
Remains of Second US Soldier in Morocco Recovered
The US Army has recovered the remains of Spc. Mariyah Symone Collington, 19, who went missing during military exercises in Morocco, ending a multinational search.
Emergency Landing at Dublin Airport After UPS Gear Issue
A UPS cargo plane made an emergency landing at Dublin Airport after a landing gear problem. The north runway was closed but airport operations continued on the south runway.
Australia to Deploy Wedgetail to Reopen Strait of Hormuz
Australia will contribute its E-7A Wedgetail surveillance aircraft to an international mission led by the UK and France to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, as Defence Minister Richard Marles considers further contributions.
Russia Hits Ukraine with 200+ Drones in Daytime Assault
Russia launched over 200 drones at Ukraine in a daytime assault, causing power outages and damage across multiple regions, officials report.
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Ben Wallace placed on Russia's wanted list
Russia has added Ben Wallace, former UK defence secretary, to a wanted list over unspecified criminal charges, state media report. He has been a vocal critic of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Blazes Across Russia as Ukraine Strikes Back After Drone Attacks
Eight killed in Ukraine as Russia launches 139 drones; Ukraine retaliates with 286 drones, sparking fires at Russian gas and oil sites amid leverage battle during Trump's Beijing trip.
Babcock Faces £140m Hit Over Royal Navy Warship Changes
Defence firm Babcock takes a £140m charge due to late-stage design reworks on Type 31 frigates, impacting annual profits but revenues rise.
Babcock Hit by £140M Cost on Royal Navy Frigates
Defence firm Babcock reports a £140 million charge due to late-stage reworks on Type 31 frigates for the Royal Navy, cutting underlying operating profit to £293 million.
Trump Iran War Failure: Missiles Intact, Nuclear Sites Safe
Two months into US-Israeli bombing, Iran retains 60% of missiles and nuclear facilities undamaged, contradicting White House claims of decimation.
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Russia's 'Satan II' Missile: Putin's Most Powerful Weapon
Russia test-fired the Sarmat ICBM, dubbed 'Satan II', which Putin claims is the world's most powerful missile. It will enter service by year-end, replacing Soviet-era Voyevoda.
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