War in Ukraine: Zelensky Wants to Strengthen State Control Over Ukrainian Drone Sales
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky aims to enhance state control over the sale of Ukrainian drones abroad, expressing concerns about foreign countries purchasing them without government oversight.
US 'locked and loaded' to destroy Iranโs 'crown jewel' 'if we want,' Trump warns
President Trump stated that the US is prepared to take military action against Iran's Kharg Island oil export hub if necessary, indicating a strategy to pressure Tehran into negotiations.
US could take Iranโs main oil export hub โat a time of our choosing,โ Jack Keane says
Retired General Jack Keane stated that the U.S. could decide to seize Iran's Kharg Island, the main oil export hub, at any time to disrupt Iran's economy.
Military sites and 90% of crude oil trade: Why is Iranian island struck by US important
US military strikes on Kharg Island in Iran have raised tensions, with crucial implications for global oil trade.
The perfect storm arrives: oil risk at 150 dollars. In the US, gasoline already +23%
The article discusses a potential spike in oil prices to $150 due to recent military actions affecting Iran's key oil export terminal, Kharg Island.
US Attacks Hargh Island, 'Iran's Achilles' - Will There Be an Occupation Attempt?
The US has intensified its military actions against Iran by targeting Hargh Island, a critical oil export hub, escalating tensions in the region amid a backdrop of reciprocal strikes over the weekend.
Kharg Island, vital for Iran's oil industry, becomes a target in Middle East conflict
Kharg Island, critical for Iran's oil exports, has emerged as a significant target amid ongoing Middle East conflicts after U.S. military strikes.
Kharg Island: A Bottleneck for Iran's Oil
The US military bombed Kharg Island, a crucial oil export site for Iran, raising concerns about the impact on global oil markets.
The US bombs military targets in Iran's main oil export center
The US has bombed military targets in Hargah Island, Iran's main oil export center, and is set to escort tankers through the Strait of Hormuz soon.
Why has the US attacked Iran's Kharg Island?
The US has attacked Iran's Kharg Island, a critical oil export terminal, as part of a broader military strategy to weaken Iran's economic resources.
"Middle Eastern energy facilities to ashes"... Iran warns of retaliation against US attack on Kharg Island
Iran has vowed to retaliate against US-linked energy infrastructure in the Middle East after the US military attacked its key oil export facility on Kharg Island.
Trump: USA Bombs Military Targets on Iran's Kharg Island
President Trump announced that the USA has heavily bombed military targets on Iran's Kharg Island, a key site for oil exports, and threatened to target the island's oil infrastructure as well.
Trump: 'Destruction of military facilities on Iran's Kharg Island...excluding oil infrastructure'
President Trump announced that U.S. forces have attacked military facilities on Iran's Kharg Island, a significant oil export terminal, while choosing not to target the island's oil infrastructure.
Iran threatens over strategic island: Annihilated everything
Donald Trump announced significant military action against Iran, claiming to have eradicated all military targets on the key island of Kharg, crucial for Iran's oil exports.
What is Kharg Island, the 'crown jewel' of Iran's oil that Trump ordered to attack
Kharg Island, a strategic oil export hub in Iran, has become a focal point in global energy politics due to recent military tensions in the region, particularly following comments from former President Trump about U.S. military actions there.
Trump: USA has attacked Kharg Island in Iran
Former President Trump confirmed that the U.S. Central Command has attacked Kharg Island, which is a critical oil export hub for Iran, while warning of potential future actions depending on shipping traffic security in the region.
US seeks an ex-Green Beret who attempted a coup in Venezuela in 2020
The US is trying to locate Jordan G. Goudreau, a former Green Beret involved in a failed coup in Venezuela in 2020, who was arrested in 2024 for arms export violations and is now considered a fugitive.
Experts: Lifting the Oil Export Ban Will Not Give a Significant Boost to Russia's War Machine
Experts suggest that temporarily lifting the oil export ban on Russia will not significantly enhance its military capabilities during the ongoing conflict.
What is Hidden Behind Code "156"? Leaked Documents Reveal Secret Russian Arms Manufacturing Plans
Leaked documents suggest that Russia's Progres aviation company has been preparing plans for a potential export of Ka-52 helicopters to an unnamed foreign client coded as "156."
Iran's IRGC warns Trump
Iran's powerful military organization, IRGC, has threatened to completely halt oil exports if U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran continue.
US strike on key Iran oil hub would fit Trump's 'energy dominance doctrine,' expert says
An expert warns that a U.S. strike on Iran's Kharg Island, a crucial oil export hub, could escalate regional conflicts and attacks on energy infrastructure.
A member of Hezbollah condemned in Germany to more than six years in prison for exporting explosive drones
A Lebanese Hezbollah member was sentenced in Germany to six and a half years in prison for organizing the export of materials to manufacture explosive drones targeting Israel.
OSINT analysts: radar hit in Crimea by Ukrainian forces is export model for Iran
Ukrainian forces targeted a modern Russian radar in Crimea, which is identified as an export model to Iran, according to OSINT analysts.
War in Iran: The Crucial Iranian Island of Kharg
The island of Kharg, crucial to Iran's oil exports, is at risk of becoming a battleground amid potential U.S. military operations ordered by the White House.
The most important battle of this war will take place in the Strait of Hormuz [Piekarski]
The reopening of the Strait of Hormuz for shipping could lead to increased military actions against Iranian missile systems and command centers.
Havlรญฤek and Macinka address the exports of electronics for drones to Russia. 'If confirmed, we will prevent it,' the government responds
The Czech Ministry of Industry and Trade is investigating the sanctioned export of electronics to Russia that may be used by the Russian military for drone operations in Ukraine.
Spain has vetoed seven transits of ships with weapons and 57 operations for the sale of military or dual-use material to Israel
Spain has blocked several military-related operations to Israel, including seven ship transits and 57 export operations.
Reports: Iran closes the Strait of Hormuz
Iran's Revolutionary Guard has reportedly ordered ships not to pass through the strategically crucial Strait of Hormuz, amidst heightened military tensions in the region.
Russia is caught in a trap, prestigious paper writes. In the 'death zone', one cannot survive forever
The Economist warns that Russia's economy is in a 'death zone' with declining export revenues and an unsustainable budget, exacerbated by continuous military expenditure amid the ongoing war in Ukraine.
Decision to allow UK exports to Armenian firm under review over Russian links
The UK government is reviewing a decision to permit a British company to export equipment to Armenia amid concerns over its potential military applications possibly linked to Russia.
How would the closure of the Strait of Hormuz affect oil prices? And what are the export alternatives in the region?
The article discusses the potential impact of the closure of the Strait of Hormuz on global oil prices amid heightened military tensions between the U.S., Israel, and Iran.
How the Russian Army Acquired Radio Bridge Antennas Through Latvian Firms
The article investigates how the Russian military obtained radio bridge antennas through the re-export efforts of Latvian companies, highlighting implications for international sanctions and the complex supply chains involved.
Government grants conditional approval for Google to export high-precision maps...must conceal military facilities
The South Korean government has granted Google conditional approval to export high-precision maps, imposing strict security measures to protect sensitive information.
He was a combat pilot for the U.S. for 24 years and after leaving trained the Chinese Army, he is accused of conspiracy
A former U.S. Air Force combat pilot has been arrested for conspiring to provide military training to Chinese pilots without permission, violating export control laws.
Arrest in Indiana: Former US Fighter Pilot Allegedly Trained Chinese Pilots
A former elite US fighter pilot has been arrested for allegedly training pilots of the Chinese military without the required government approval.
Japan's 'Iron Lady' Responds with Robots as China Increases Pressure
Japan is deploying long-range missiles near Taiwan as tensions escalate with China over export restrictions on critical minerals.
Reasons why the government of the Liberal Democratic Party aims to expand arms exports: Discussion of 'safeguard measures' is sidelined
The Liberal Democratic Party's security research committee in Japan is proposing a review of the operational guidelines regarding arms exports, aiming to eliminate restrictions that limit exports to specific categories of aid and military support.
A Major Policy Shift: The Abolition of the 'Five Types' for Expanding Weapons Exports
Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) is proposing a significant shift in its weapons export policy by abolishing the restrictions that limit exports to five specific purposes, allowing broader military equipment exports.
China Targets Key Japanese Defense Companies... "Japan's 20 Companies Subject to Dual-Use Export Controls"
China has placed 20 Japanese military enterprises, including key defense contractors, on an export control list for dual-use goods amid rising tensions regarding Japan's military capabilities.
Purchases and Exports: How the Turn of the Times Affects the Arms Trade
The article explores the impact of the Ukraine War on Europe's arms trade, highlighting significant increases in military spending and export activities since the onset of the conflict.
Iran is willing to offer nuclear concessions to the US to avoid attack, says agency
Iranian officials have indicated a willingness to make nuclear concessions to the US in exchange for avoiding military conflict, including proposals to export enriched uranium and involve US companies in its energy sector.
Russian stealth fighter unexpectedly appears in Africa โ Peruvian farmer managed to film it
A video purportedly from a Peruvian farmer shows a Russian Sukhoi Su-57 stealth fighter in Algeria, marking the aircraft's potential export to the country's air force.
Ukraine Allows Military Material Export Abroad for the First Time
Ukraine has permitted the export of military materials to foreign countries for the first time.
Kiev wants to sell billions of dollars worth of weapons โ official
Ukraine plans to export billions in weapons revenue this year, following a suspension of arms exports since the escalation of conflict in 2022.
Ukraine resumes export of defense materials
Ukraine has approved its first defense material exports since Russia's full-scale invasion in 2022, with potential sales valued in the tens of billions of kroner.
Japan Takes One Step Closer to Lifting Ban on 'Killing Weapon Exports' as LDP Confirms 'Abolition of 5 Types' Policy
Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party is set to submit a plan to the government to abolish its stringent 'five types' regulations on arms exports, paving the way for weapon sales abroad.
Iran closes parts of the world's most important oil export route
Iran is temporarily closing sections of the Strait of Hormuz for maritime security reasons amid military exercises by the Revolutionary Guard.
Military and dual-use equipment production in Latvia could become a new driving force for our economy
The article discusses the potential of military equipment manufacturing in Latvia as a response to global economic uncertainties and as a means of diversifying exports.
Germany's Highest Court Rejects Lawsuit to Prevent Arms Sales to Israel
Germany's top court has dismissed a Palestinian citizen's lawsuit aimed at halting the export of military equipment to Israel, backing previous court rulings that support such sales.
Ukraine Begins Exporting Weapons, Aiming to Monetize Military Technologies
Ukraine is starting to export weapons in order to monetize its military technologies.