Nigeria: Iran War Could Add to Nigeria's Security Troubles. What to Watch Out for
The ongoing war between Iran and Israel, along with U.S. involvement, poses significant security threats to Nigeria, with potential for increased terrorism, sectarian violence, and arms proliferation.
Sources: Truce team considers peace talks with Iran
US officials outline preconditions for negotiations with Iran, focusing on halting uranium enrichment and arms development.
ANNA GERDA NURMETALO ⟩ The End of the New START Agreement: A Crisis in Arms Control or New Agreements?
The expiry of the New START agreement forces the US and Russia to reassess their nuclear weapons strategies amid growing concerns over arms control.
Cuba gave an AKM rifle to singer Silvio Rodríguez, ready to fight against the United States
Silvio Rodríguez has declared his readiness to take up arms in defense of Cuba, receiving an AKM rifle from the government as tensions rise with the United States.
According to the principle of neutrality, Switzerland suspends arms exports to the US due to the war on Iran
Switzerland has suspended arms exports to the United States due to ongoing attacks on Iran, citing its commitment to neutrality.
WSJ: 'Green light' from the US for the sale of weapons and ammunition worth $7 billion to the UAE
The US government has approved an additional $7 billion in arms sales to the United Arab Emirates without public announcement, alongside previously announced sales totaling $16.5 billion.
Closer to a nuclear conflict
The expiration of the New START treaty between the US and Russia has heightened fears of a nuclear conflict as the previous limits on nuclear arsenals are no longer in place.
USA approves arms sale to the Emirates
The US has approved an arms sale to the United Arab Emirates worth over 70 billion NOK, including items like Patriot missiles and transport helicopters.
USA: Sale of arms over 16 million dollars to Gulf states
The U.S. has approved more than $16 billion in arms sales to the UAE and Kuwait amid escalating tensions due to the conflict with Iran.
US approves over $16bn in arms sales to Gulf states hit by Iran war
The US has authorized $16.46 billion in military sales to Gulf nations, primarily the UAE and Kuwait, in response to threats from Iran amid ongoing conflict in the region.
Pentagon Admits Issues with Weapons Stockpiles: Blames Ukraine and Biden
The Pentagon acknowledged challenges related to depleted weapons reserves stemming from arms transfers to Ukraine, attributing the issue to decisions made by former President Joe Biden.
The US sells weapons to the UAE and Kuwait for 16 billion US dollars
The United States has approved a $16.46 billion arms sale to the UAE and Kuwait amid ongoing tensions in the region, especially related to Iran.
Buzz kill: US breweries shutter as fanfare over craft beers appears to fade
The article discusses the decline of craft breweries in the U.S., highlighting the closure of Call to Arms Brewing Company due to reduced sales and increased costs amidst the pandemic.
Trump and the Iranian Dilemma: A War Draining Arms, Economy, and Diplomacy
The article discusses the complexities faced by President Trump amid the ongoing US-Israeli war with Iran, highlighting escalating costs and diminishing diplomatic avenues.
US arms company establishes HIMARS maintenance center in Estonia
The US arms company Lockheed Martin is establishing a HIMARS maintenance center in Estonia, which will service all Baltic states.
The singer-songwriter Silvio Rodríguez ready to grab his AKM rifle if the US attacks Cuba
Cuban singer-songwriter Silvio Rodríguez declared that he would take up arms in defense of Cuba against a potential US invasion, reflecting the tensions between the two countries.
Zelenskyy and NATO chief discuss expanding US arms purchases for Ukraine
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy and NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte have discussed broadening the involvement of more countries in the initiative to purchase US weapons for Ukraine while increasing current contributions.
War in Iran Should Not Affect US Arms Sales to Taiwan; Conflict Caused Trump to Postpone Trip to China
The Iran conflict is unlikely to impact the billion-dollar arms sales from the US to Taiwan, according to Taiwan's Defense Minister, Wellington Koo.
Will the postponed Trump-Xi summit affect US arms sales to Taiwan?
The postponed summit between Trump and Xi raises concerns about the potential impact on a significant US arms sales package to Taiwan, though officials indicate the deal remains on track.
Sedena identifies 11 trafficking routes for arms from the US supplying criminal networks in Mexico
Despite efforts to combat arms trafficking from the US to Mexico, 11 routes continue to be used by criminal networks, as reported by the Mexican Secretary of National Defense.
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.
The US Navy Revives Electromagnetic Railgun Tests
The US Navy has resumed testing its electromagnetic railgun, which had previously been put on hold, as part of a new weapon system for the upcoming Trump-class battleships.
Media: The US is possibly preparing the largest arms shipment to Taiwan
Reports suggest that the US is set to make the largest arms shipment to Taiwan, valued at around 14 billion USD, despite concerns over reduced military support amid ongoing US-China trade discussions.
Beijing warns US over Jimmy Lai, Hong Kong and Taiwan arms sales ahead of Trump visit
Beijing warns the US regarding Jimmy Lai and arms sales to Taiwan, stressing the need for stable China-US relations ahead of Trump's visit.
Taiwan Approves New Arms Deals with the US Amid China's Concerns
Taiwan's lawmakers have given the green light for the government to sign four arms agreements with the United States, despite funding proposals for these and other arms yet to be approved.
China beats US, Japan in carbon-fibre arms race to create world’s first T1200 factory
China has established the world's first T1200 carbon fibre factory, surpassing US and Japanese capabilities, which could lead to significant advancements in various industries.
US-Israeli war on Iran may spark nuclear arms race, Carnegie scholar says
A Carnegie scholar warns that the potential conflict between the US and Israel against Iran could trigger a nuclear arms race in the region.
Europe has become the world's largest arms importer
A new report indicates that Europe has become the largest importer of arms globally, with significant increases in imports following the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
The 'select weapons' of the USA in the Iran war and which companies profit from it
US defense contractors have agreed to quadruple arms production following a meeting at the White House, significantly increasing military spending related to the Iran war.
Twenty countries involved, economic shock and arms race: how the war in Iran has become global
The ongoing war in Iran, now entering its twelfth day, is significantly impacting over twenty countries due to its economic repercussions and escalating global involvement.
Taiwan scrambles to sign US arms deals before deadline amid defense budget gridlock
Taiwan is urgently trying to finalize US arms deals, particularly for 82 Himars rocket launchers, before a looming deadline due to legislative gridlock.
US condemns Mexican to 88 years in prison for arms trafficking: How Martín Garza Pacheco smuggled arms
Martín Édgar Garza Pacheco has been sentenced to 84 months in prison for conspiring to traffic firearms from the US to Mexico.
South Korea cannot prevent the US army from transporting weapons, said its president
The president of South Korea stated that there are limitations on preventing the U.S. military from transporting arms within the country.
Mexican president calls on the U.S. to do more to stop arms smuggling to Mexico
The Mexican president urged the United States to enhance efforts in preventing arms trafficking into Mexico, highlighting the origin of weapons used by drug cartels.
Guatemala announces arms purchase from the US after 47-year embargo ends
Guatemala's government has announced plans to purchase arms from the United States, following the end of a 47-year military embargo imposed due to human rights violations during its internal conflict.
Media: Believes this is an American missile
The article discusses claims by media sources that a missile involved in a recent incident is of American origin.
Research Center: Europe is the Largest Arms Importer in the World, and America Increases Its Exports
A new report indicates that Europe has become the world’s largest arms importer due to the Ukraine-Russia war and diminished trust in U.S. security commitments.
War in Ukraine. Ukraine Becomes the World's Largest Arms Importer
According to a recent report by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), Ukraine has emerged as the world's largest importer of major arms, accounting for 9.7% of global arms imports during 2021-2025.
The Arms and the New Phase of the War in the Middle East - The Subject #1675
The conflict in the Middle East has escalated as the US and Israel announce a new phase of warfare against Iran, promising to intensify military actions.
MISSILE SUPPLIES ARE RUNNING OUT ⟩ US allies fear losing previously purchased weapons
US allies in Europe and Asia are anxiously watching Washington's military spending on ammunition for attacking Iran, fearing that even arms they have already purchased may not reach them.
The US approved urgent arms sale to Israel, bypassing Congress
The U.S. has expedited an arms sale to Israel, valued at approximately $151.8 million, bypassing Congress through a waiver signed by Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
US approves $151m arms sale to Israel
The US State Department has authorized the sale of munitions worth $151.8 million to Israel amid escalating tensions involving Iran.
US approves emergency sale of heavy bombs to Israel
The US has approved an emergency sale of bombs to Israel worth approximately $151.8 million amidst ongoing hostilities in the region.
Washington bypasses Congress and approves a $151 million arms deal for Israel
The US has approved a $151.8 million arms sale to Israel, including 12,000 bombs, without Congressional review, citing national security interests amid ongoing US-Israeli operations against Iran.
Reuters: Emergency meeting at the White House to address 'ammunition depletion'
The US government plans to hold an emergency meeting with major arms manufacturers to discuss accelerating weapons production amid depleting stockpiles due to military engagements.
Cuba reports fifth death from US speedboat shootout
Cuban authorities have reported the death of a fifth crew member from a US-flagged boat involved in a shootout with the Cuban coast guard, which has led to terrorism charges against the survivors.
Iran War: How Underground Armories Tighten the Noose for the Regime
The article discusses the challenges faced by Iran's underground arms facilities following escalated tensions with the US and Israel.
Anthropic: Banning Sells Well
Anthropic turns a declared threat into a strong marketing campaign amid controversies over AI arms and surveillance.
Emergency meeting at the White House to increase arms production
The Trump administration is set to hold an emergency meeting with major military manufacturing executives to discuss accelerating arms production following recent U.S.-Israeli military actions against Iran.
Serious escalation of the war: Europe dispatched ships and fighter planes and Iran warned them not to get involved
The conflict in the Middle East has escalated with increased attacks by Israel and the U.S. on Iranian missile launchers and arms factories, while Iran warns Europe to stay out of the conflict.