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Ukraine strikes 900 miles inside Russia, targets major nuclear missile facility

A major Russian missile manufacturing facility was reportedly hit overnight on February 21, according to independent monitoring sources and regional officials. The attack targeted...

China develops hypersonic missile components with steel alloys amid debate over aerospace materials

Hypersonic weapons are gaining global attention. Reports suggest China may be using advanced stainless steel alloys in missile components instead of costly aerospace materials....

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South Korea weighs NATO PURL participation as allies fund Ukraine air defense

South Korea is in discussions with NATO about possibly joining the Prioritized Ukraine Requirements List, known as PURL. The program was created to help...

Italy launches €18.6 billion advanced fighter jet project in largest defense push yet

Italy is investing approximately €18.6 billion in what is being described as the most expensive fighter jet program in its history. The major defense...

ICE triples Azure data use — Microsoft says no mass civilian surveillance

Microsoft has publicly addressed growing concerns over its technology being used by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, widely known as ICE. The...

6 a.m. crackdown in Moldova over alleged Russian plot to kill Ukrainian figures

Moldovan and Ukrainian authorities have launched a serious joint investigation in Moldova. They say the investigation targets a Russian‑backed scheme. The plot allegedly aims...

Updates from China

China develops hypersonic missile components with steel alloys amid debate over aerospace materials

Hypersonic weapons are gaining global attention. Reports suggest China may be using advanced stainless steel alloys in missile components instead of costly aerospace materials....

China warns of rising tensions in US Iran conflict as Beijing sees standoff as potential prelude to war

By the end of 2025, Iran saw massive protests that began with merchants in its Grand Bazaar. These demonstrations quickly spread, fueled by high...

Undersea power shift as China overtakes U.S. in nuclear submarine launches

China has overtaken the United States in new nuclear submarine launches over the past five years. The finding comes from an analysis by the...

China explores AI sea mines in Paracel shadow zones, tightening grip on South China Sea seabed

The underwater area around the Paracel Islands is becoming a focus of military competition. Researchers linked to the People’s Liberation Army Navy say the...

China expands nuclear weapons facilities in Sichuan as satellite images show sustained construction growth

Satellite images show major construction at secret nuclear weapons facilities in southwest China. The images reveal new buildings, underground bunkers, and industrial infrastructure linked...

Updates from Russia

Ukraine strikes 900 miles inside Russia, targets major nuclear missile facility

A major Russian missile manufacturing facility was reportedly hit overnight on February 21, according to independent monitoring sources and regional officials. The attack targeted...

US says Ukraine war talks in Geneva make progress as fighting drags into fourth year

Diplomatic efforts to end the war in Ukraine reached a key moment. The United States said “meaningful progress” was made in Ukraine war talks...

Kremlin official says Russia may deploy navy to protect oil and grain exports amid sanctions

A senior Kremlin official close to President Vladimir Putin has warned that Russia may use its navy to protect merchant ships. He said Western...

Russia launches multi-directional missile blitz as air raid sirens sweep across Ukraine

Early on February 17, Ukraine faced a large-scale missile attack, causing alarms across the country and forcing millions of residents to seek immediate shelter....

India delays new S-400 missile order while Russia uses export variants in Ukraine conflict

India has not yet placed a fresh order for new S-400 surface-to-air missiles, even as Russia has already begun using export-version missiles of the...

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Australia vows to restore war graves in Gaza after reports of damage during conflict

Australia has vowed to restore the graves of its soldiers buried in Gaza. Satellite images and witness reports show that parts of a Commonwealth war cemetery were damaged by military bulldozing during the ongoing conflict. The damage includes disturbed soil and removed gravestones. This has caused distress in Australia, where the graves are seen as sacred sites of remembrance. Authorities say all affected graves will be repaired. However, access to the cemetery may take time due to continued fighting...

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