CHAD WOLF: Trump is serious about the China threat and is rebuilding our arsenal
Chad Wolf emphasizes that under Trump’s leadership, significant efforts are underway to revitalize America's military production capabilities in response to the threat posed by China.
IDF Investigation Determines: Ofer Mushkovitz Was Killed by Shelling Conducted Against Protocols
An investigation by the Israeli Defense Forces concluded that Ofer Mushkovitz was killed by artillery fire that violated military protocols during operations in northern Israel.
Mine clearing vehicle attracts global interest – a North Karelian company received its largest order in history from a NATO country
A North Karelian company, Kesla, has secured its largest order ever for multi-purpose vehicles from a NATO country, valued at approximately 17 million euros.
Iran's Defense Council says the Persian Gulf will be mined if Iran's coast or islands are attacked
Iran's Defense Council warned that it would mine the Persian Gulf if its coast or islands come under attack, following reports of potential U.S. occupation of Kharg Island.
Iran's Defense Council says the Persian Gulf will be mined if Iran's coast or islands are attacked
Iran's Defense Council warns that the Persian Gulf will be mined in response to any attacks on its coast or islands.
"He stopped deceiving the body." In the bombardment of the president, Babiš has sided with Macinka
Andrej Babiš has openly aligned himself against President Petr Pavel amid rising tensions between the president and the government, particularly over defense budgets.
Israeli defense system failed in Iranian attack
Israel's air defense system failed to intercept an Iranian missile that caused significant damage in the critical area of Dimona.
Where is Israel's Nuclear Center? Four Major Locations
The article discusses three key nuclear facilities in Israel, located in Dimona, Yodefat, and Ilabun, noting their strategic significance and the presence of advanced AI defense systems.
ZZS will clarify with Sprūds next week "about the attitude towards the USA"
Latvia's Minister of Defense, Andris Sprūds, is expected to explain his department's stance on the US at a coalition meeting scheduled for March 30.
Deputy Minister: As Lithuania allocates record funds to defence, the U.S. holds up the country as an example for others
Lithuania is recognized by U.S. representatives for allocating a record 5.38% of its GDP to defense, the highest among NATO countries, according to Deputy Minister Aleksa.
We have overslept. No one has defense against drones, warns expert. Hope is Ukraine
A security expert warns that countries, including the Czech Republic, are unprepared for drone warfare and highlights the advancements Ukraine has made.
Ministry of Finance: An additional 92 million euros is needed for defense next year
The Latvian Ministry of Finance has announced the need for an additional 92 million euros in the defense budget for the next year to meet NATO's target of 5% of GDP for defense spending.
Ministry of Finance: Additional 92 million euros needed for defense next year, 5% of GDP
The Latvian Ministry of Finance states that an additional 92 million euros will be required to meet the defense spending goal of 5% of GDP in the upcoming budget.
President Yoon: 'International situation is very complex... self-defense is the core of integrated defense'
President Yoon emphasized the complexities of the international security situation and the importance of self-defense in national security at the Central Integrated Defense Council meeting.
Israel Orders Destruction of Bridges and Homes to Prevent Hezbollah; Lebanese Government Responds
Israel's Defense Minister has directed the military to destroy bridges and homes in southern Lebanon to thwart Hezbollah's activities, drawing criticism from the Lebanese government as a violation of international humanitarian law.
The National Security Council is meeting today with armaments and the Middle East on the "table"
The Greek National Security Council (KYSYEA) convenes today amidst rising geopolitical challenges and significant developments in the Middle East.
US Ambassador to the UN claims Japan promised support for Self-Defense Forces, Chief Cabinet Secretary Kihara denies
The US Ambassador to the United Nations claimed that Japan promised to support its Self-Defense Forces concerning security in the Strait of Hormuz, a statement that was denied by Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary.
Katrine released on bail in Spain: - We all agree that she killed him
Norwegian Katrine, who killed her husband in Spain, has been released on bail as her defense attorney argues she acted in self-defense.
Kosiniak-Kamysz recalled what PiS said about SAFE. Błaszczak assessed: This is an opportunity for Poland
The Polish president vetoed the EU's SAFE program for defense funding, but the government plans to proceed with a domestic alternative.
We Overslept. No One Has Drone Defense, Warns Expert. Hope Lies with Ukraine
Security expert Milan Mikulecký warns about the lack of preparedness against drone threats, highlighting shortcomings even in wealthy nations, while pointing to Ukraine's innovative countermeasures during the ongoing conflict.
War in Ukraine. US Special Envoy: Breakthrough in Peace Negotiations
A recent report by the Institute for the Study of War highlights a planned Russian offensive targeting Ukraine's main defensive line but predicts significant losses for Russian forces.
No concrete promises made at summit regarding the Strait of Hormuz, Chief Cabinet Secretary Kihara says
Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Kihara clarified that no specific commitments were made during the recent Japan-U.S. summit concerning the dispatch of Self-Defense Forces to the Strait of Hormuz.
Contest of evidence, 'pressure on witnesses' and mental health: the strategies of Jairinho and Monique in the Henry Borel case
The defense strategies for Jairinho and Monique aim for acquittal in the upcoming trial concerning the death of 4-year-old Henry Borel, involving challenges to evidence and claims of mental distress.
Companies Related to Defense on the Rise
Defense suppliers are benefiting from a wave of heightened purchasing of military equipment due to increased defense spending in Poland and other European countries, driven by geopolitical tensions.
Iran situation 'butterfly effect'? Germany-Japan 'military approach'
The German government proposed a mutual access agreement to Japan to facilitate easier troop deployment between the two countries, enhancing military cooperation against regional threats.
Missile attack on the capital of Saudi Arabia
Two ballistic missiles were fired towards Riyadh, Saudi Arabia's capital, with one intercepted and the other landing in an uninhabited area.
Henry Borel Case: A dispute of versions will mark the trial of those accused of the child's death; Fantástico shows behind the scenes
The trial of those accused in the death of 4-year-old Henry Borel is set to begin next week in Rio de Janeiro, with anticipated conflicting narratives from both the prosecution and defense.
Interceptors on the Edge, Israel's Shield Now Wavers Under the Pressure of Iranian Raids
Iran's Revolutionary Guard has deployed advanced weaponry, putting pressure on Israel's air defenses.
Triple A Case: Trial Hearing Will Resume on May 30
The trial hearing for the Triple A case has been postponed to May 30, 2026, after connectivity issues and defense complaints.
Amazon Agro of Sunday, March 22, 2026
An Iranian attack located 4,000 km away raises alert levels in Europe, involving multiple topics including American defense systems and Brazilian political resignations.
Does Adorni make it to April? Pichetto breaks the ice in Peronism and a phone that won't stop ringing
The Peronist party is using the defense of the PASO primaries as a unifying factor amidst leadership and economic program disagreements as they prepare for the 2027 elections.
Ukraine's defence potential interests not only Gulf states, foreign minister says
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha highlighted Ukraine's intention to forge defence partnerships globally, emphasizing its capabilities and experiences of interest to various countries beyond the Gulf region.
Dozens of Ukrainian drones downed over Russia in two hours – MOD
The Russian Defense Ministry reported intercepting 60 Ukrainian drones across several regions of Russia in an intensifying conflict involving UAV attacks.
China mocked the USA. It's about the American B-21 bomber
The article discusses criticisms from Chinese experts regarding structural flaws in the US B-21 Raider bomber, highlighting China's efforts to develop its own advanced bomber, the Xi'an H-20.
Deaths due to betting point disputes: Justice holds new hearings to hear defendants' defense in Piracicaba
Piracicaba's Justice will conduct two defense testimony hearings this week regarding the murders of Felipe Roberto Casale and his father, Wilson Roberto Casale, tied to gambling disputes.
Prime Minister Takichi communicates 'constitutional restrictions of Article 9' to Trump; Motegi mentions 'if it's mine-clearing...'
Prime Minister Takichi of Japan communicated the country's constitutional restrictions regarding the Self-Defense Forces during a meeting with President Trump, who is pushing for global involvement in the Strait of Hormuz.
War in the Middle East: Emmanuel Macron reaffirms his commitment to contribute to Saudi Arabia's air defense
French President Emmanuel Macron has reaffirmed France's commitment to support Saudi Arabia's air defense amidst escalating tensions in the Middle East, particularly due to Iranian missile and drone attacks.
Hundreds of millions. The armory estimated the damage after the arson attack
A munitions factory in Czechia has estimated damage in the hundreds of millions following an arson attack.
Zelenskyy reports on Ukraine's assistance in the Gulf: it irritates Russia
President Zelenskyy emphasizes Ukraine's defense contributions to Gulf countries, which is causing frustration in Russia.
Iran and Hezbollah manage to challenge the Israeli defensive shield: "It is undeniable that the system failed on Saturday in Arad and Dimona"
The article discusses the failures of the Israeli defense system in recent attacks by Iranian forces, as experienced by residents in Israel.
Rainfall volume has reached more than 80% of the forecast for March in Rio Branco, says Civil Defense
Frequent rain in Rio Branco has already totaled 228.2 mm by March 22, surpassing 80% of the expected monthly total.
Police: Suspect in Bærum claims he acted in self-defense
A man in his sixties is arrested for the murder of a man in his thirties in Bærum, claiming he acted in self-defense during the incident.
Murder case in Bærum: - Claims he acted in self-defense
A man in his sixties has been charged with murder in Bærum after a man in his thirties was found dead, with the suspect claiming he acted in self-defense.
The Core of a Significant Court Dispute is the Use of Artificial Intelligence in National Defense
A court dispute between tech giant Anthropic and the U.S. government raises ethical and legal questions about the use of artificial intelligence in national defense.
Ukraine war latest: Ukraine destroys Russian Buk air defenses in flurry of strikes, military says
The Ukrainian military reports the destruction of Russian Buk air defense systems amid a series of strikes targeting military installations.
Explosion in Bahrain that left 32 injured was caused by U.S.-operated air defense, says agency
A recent explosion in Bahrain that injured 32 people was likely caused by a U.S.-operated air defense system, contradicting earlier claims by Bahrain and U.S. officials that blamed Iran.
Bærum: Man Charged with Murder Claims He Acted in Self-Defense
A man charged with murder in Bærum states he acted in self-defense during an incident that resulted in the death of another man.
The Israeli government orders the destruction of border villages in Lebanon "following the model applied in Gaza"
The Israeli government, led by Defense Minister Israel Katz, has ordered the destruction of Lebanese border villages, citing a need to prevent Hezbollah reinforcement, similar to tactics used in Gaza.
Israel made an embarrassing mistake regarding Finland and Sweden
The Israeli Defense Forces made a map error confusing the locations of Finland and Sweden in their report about Iranian missile capabilities.
The Iron Dome Spy for a Thousand Dollars: Reality or Israeli Fabrication?
Israeli reserve soldier Raz Cohen is accused of spying for Iran by leaking sensitive information about Israel's Iron Dome defense system for merely $1,000.