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Cuba's Foreign Affairs Deputy Minister states the country is preparing for potential military aggression from the US, while also expressing a willingness to engage in negotiations.

Saudi Arabia's Foreign Minister suggested that military action could be a response to Iranian attacks aimed at exerting pressure on neighboring countries.

Trump considers military action over the Iranian island of Kharg amid escalating energy crisis due to war in the Persian Gulf.

Myanmar's military convened the new lower house of parliament, highlighting significant vacancies due to election cancellations and aiming for a transfer to civilian rule, though military-affiliated members dominate.

The EU navigates a complex diplomatic landscape as it condemns Iran's repression while advocating for democracy without aligning too closely with US-Israeli military actions.

The White House, represented by spokesperson Karoline Leavitt, has not ruled out the possibility of a draft as tensions rise with Iran.

Madagascar's military leader Colonel Michael Randrianirina has dismissed his prime minister and dissolved the Cabinet just five months into his rule.

Concerns about a potential US military draft have resurfaced amid ongoing hostilities with Iran, prompting fears among American families about possible conscription.

The IDF acknowledges challenges in intercepting drones launched by Hezbollah from Lebanon and is not ruling out future evacuations of northern settlements.

The U.S. stated that Mexico is not entirely excluded from the newly announced military coalition aimed at combating drug cartels in Latin America, known as the 'Shield of the Americas.'

The US has vowed to significantly increase military strikes against Iran, aiming for regime change in the country, which has been under fundamentalist rule since 1979.

UK Defence Secretary John Healey suggests potential military action against Iran cannot be excluded as he provides an update during a visit to Cyprus.

Canada has not dismissed the possibility of military involvement in the Iran conflict, as discussed by officials in Canberra.

Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney made comments indicating that military involvement in the Middle East conflict cannot be ruled out.

Prime Minister Mark Carney of Canada states that the country will defend its allies concerning the Iran conflict and does not rule out military participation.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney states he cannot rule out military involvement in the Middle Eastern conflict, urging for de-escalation while emphasizing the hypothetical nature of the question.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney states that he cannot rule out military involvement by Canada in the escalating conflict in the Middle East.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has indicated that the possibility of military involvement in the ongoing conflict in Iran cannot be entirely dismissed.

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt stated that while sending ground troops into Iran is not currently part of the plan, it remains an option not to be dismissed.

President Donald Trump stated that he does not rule out the possibility of deploying ground troops in a conflict with Iran, indicating a readiness for escalation.

President Trump has indicated the potential for an extensive military campaign against Iran, including ground troop deployment.

Donald Trump has indicated that he is open to the possibility of deploying US troops in Iran if necessary.

President Donald Trump indicates potential military action in Iran despite his previous stance against initiating wars.

Donald Trump has indicated that he does not categorically exclude the deployment of ground troops to Iran, suggesting their necessity could be evaluated based on the situation.

Donald Trump mentioned in recent interviews that he is not afraid of deploying ground troops to Iran, countering statements made by previous presidents.

US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth commented on the recent US-Israeli strikes in Iran, emphasizing their precision while avoiding definitive statements about future troop deployments.

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth indicated that ground troops may be deployed to Iran amidst escalating conflict and the death of a fourth American soldier.

Donald Trump indicated he is open to deploying ground troops in Iran if necessary, despite public disapproval of recent military strikes.

Norwegian ship representatives express concern about potential attacks in the Strait of Hormuz following recent military actions in Iran.

The U.S. attack on Iran marks a significant shift in Middle Eastern dynamics by transforming a longstanding political taboo into a strategic tool.

Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson stated that while the presence of French nuclear weapons in Sweden would contradict the country's military doctrine, a war could change that position.

The article discusses Trump's apparent reluctance to engage in military action against Iran despite high tensions, while noting that Israeli security forces are preparing for any potential outcome.

Iran is signaling its willingness to negotiate with the United States, while President Trump has not dismissed the possibility of a military response.

Donald Trump is considering potential military strikes against Iran, as the US increases its military presence in the Middle East.

Lee Jeong-hyeon, head of the People Power Party's nomination management committee, faced controversy over wearing a military-style field jacket to a meeting, leading to accusations of glorifying military rule.

President Trump is considering a limited military strike on Iran amid increased military buildup in the region to pressure Tehran into negotiating a nuclear deal.

Former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has been sentenced to life in prison for insurrection following his brief attempt to impose military rule in December 2024.

A South Korean court is set to rule on insurrection charges against ex-president Yoon Suk Yeol, including a potential death sentence for his attempts to impose military rule.

Ramadan is commemorated as a month of significant conquests in Islamic history, highlighted by the military expedition that led to the establishment of Muslim rule in Andalusia.

African leaders have called for a ceasefire and commitment to restoring civilian rule in Sudan during the AU Summit in Addis Ababa.

The Pentagon reportedly utilized Anthropic's AI tool Claude during the January attack on Venezuela for the kidnapping of President Nicolás Maduro, leading to accusations of rule violation.

The South Korean Defense Ministry has dismissed two high-ranking officials in connection with the emergency military rule and drone operations related to North Korea.

Norwegian military chief Eirik Kristoffersen warns that Russia may attempt to seize territory in Norway and Finland to secure its military infrastructure in the Arctic.

The article discusses the potential for a Russian invasion from the Kolas Peninsula into Iceland's territorial waters and the implications of such a scenario.

The political instability and violence in Myanmar following the military coup five years ago have deeply affected the lives of its citizens, especially the youth, who express fear and uncertainty about their future in recent interviews.

Thailand held a referendum on constitutional reform alongside the general elections, with strong criticisms of the existing constitution's provisions favoring the military and monarchy.

Burkina Faso's military junta has dissolved all political parties as part of its efforts to rebuild the state and address issues caused by the previous multiparty system.

The military council in Guinea-Bissau has announced the formation of an inclusive transitional government aimed at involving opposition forces amidst pressure for a swift return to civilian rule from the regional bloc ECOWAS.

President Trump warned again that without an agreement between the U.S. and Iran, 'bad things' could happen to the Islamic Republic while Washington does not rule out military options.

Myanmar's military-backed party is anticipated to achieve a resounding victory in an election widely criticized as a sham to reinforce military rule, with junta leader Min Aung Hlaing claiming it reflects public support and a step towards democracy.