The Cost of the U.S. War in Iran Has Been Revealed - The Amount Seems Impressive
The U.S. Defense Department has requested about $200 billion for the Iran war campaign, while true costs, including lifetime benefits for veterans, may exceeding $1 trillion according to experts.
Consequences of the Ukraine War: Russian Veterans Bring Violence Back Home
Russian veterans returning from the Ukraine War are causing internal conflicts in their homeland, drawing attention to their readiness for violence and the privileges they receive.
SPENS 1991: Defenders seek the truth about the camp for Croats and the opening of archives
Croatian veterans' associations have emphasized the need for thorough and impartial investigations into the events at SPENS hall in Novi Sad during 1991, calling for truth and responsibility.
War and Peace in Sarajevo. Story of the veterans of the most ruthless siege
The article explores the legacy of the Siege of Sarajevo, the longest siege in modern warfare, and reflects on the ongoing impacts of the civil war in the Balkans.
Why must Ukraine's justice system adapt to a traumatized society?
The article discusses the necessity for Ukraine's justice system to evolve in response to the country's extensive trauma caused by ongoing war.
Even after losing a leg on the battlefield, a veteran takes a step forward on stage in Kyiv
In a Kyiv theater, a war veteran who lost both legs last September showcased his resilience by lifting a prosthetic leg during a performance that featured wounded veterans.
How to Plan for Pregnancy in a War? 'Risks of Autism,' Warning from Expert
Ukraine faces a significant challenge ahead as it anticipates the return of approximately one million soldiers post-war, with experts emphasizing the need for tailored psychological support for veterans integrating back into society.
Modernization of the DNA Laboratory: Accelerating the Identification of Missing Persons from the Homeland War
The Croatian Minister of Veterans, Tomo Medved, affirmed the government's commitment to further investing in the modernization of DNA laboratories in Zagreb to enhance the identification of missing persons from the Homeland War.
Trump has underestimated Iran
Kyleanne Hunter, a leader in a major U.S. veterans' association, warns that insufficient justification of military actions against Iran could result in significant human costs for soldiers and their families.
Estonia urges allies to brace for Russian veterans after Ukraine war
Estonia's foreign minister warns NATO allies, including Australia, to prepare for potential Russian veterans entering Western nations following the Ukraine conflict.
All about Houston's new $50 million park: history, play, nature, and more
Houston is progressing on a major urban project: the restoration of the old Camp Logan within Memorial Park, transforming it into Memorial Groves to honor World War I veterans and provide recreational space for the community.
The Confusion in Her Eyes... All the Horrors of War in One Photograph
The article recounts the story of U.S. Marine Tyler Zigel, who survived a suicide bombing in Iraq, highlighting the impact of war on his life and relationships.
The Association of Women Veterans of the Homeland War Pula Celebrated Women's Day by Collecting Donations
On International Women's Day, the Association of Women Veterans of the Homeland War Pula honored their contributions by gathering donations.
Will Jakov Jozinović also cancel his performance at the former camp for Croats?
Croatian veterans are urging singers Toni Cetinski and Jakov Jozinović to cancel or relocate their concerts at the former concentration camp SPENS in Novi Sad, where Croatian fighters and civilians were imprisoned during the war.
Tony Cetinski canceled a concert in a hall that was a camp for Croatian veterans and civilians
Tony Cetinski has canceled his concert scheduled for International Women's Day at the SPENS hall in Novi Sad, which served as a detention camp during the Croatian War of Independence, following public concerns.
Russian war veterans will return to the Paralympics under their own flag. Russia is recruiting
The Russian Paralympic Committee is actively recruiting wounded veterans of the Ukraine war to participate in upcoming Paralympic Games, allowing them to compete under the Russian flag.
Russia back at Paralympics under national flag, its war veterans eye 2028 games
Russia will compete under its national flag at the 2026 Paralympic Games for the first time in 12 years, despite ongoing conflicts and previous doping issues.
Senator protests against the war in Iran and has his arm broken in the USA
A U.S. Marine veteran was injured while protesting against the war in Iran during a Senate committee meeting in Washington, D.C.
Controversy Before the Paralympics: Injured Russian Soldiers from the War in Ukraine to Get a Chance to Compete
Injured Russian soldiers from the war in Ukraine may soon be allowed to compete in the Paralympics, despite mixed reactions to this decision.
We Have a New National Holiday. Will it be a Day Off Work?
Poland has established a new national holiday, War Invalids' Day, to honor war veterans, effective April 12.
Russia Fast-Tracks Ukraine War Veterans Into Paralympic Sport – Investigation
Russia is rapidly integrating Ukraine war veterans into Paralympic sports, investing heavily in their recruitment and training despite ongoing controversies surrounding the Paralympic Committee's participation in international competitions.
Putin Calls for Ukraine War Veterans to Fill Russia’s Police Staffing Shortages
President Putin has called on the Interior Ministry to recruit veterans from the Ukraine war to address significant staffing shortages in Russia's police force.
President Yoon meets Korean War veterans in the Philippines, thanking them for their sacrifices
During his state visit to the Philippines, President Yoon expressed gratitude towards Korean War veterans for their sacrifices, emphasizing how their contributions have shaped modern South Korea.
60,000 Danes Have Been at War. Why Are They Invisible in the Election Campaign?
The article discusses the significant number of Danish veterans from international missions and their lack of visibility in the current election campaign.
War has drained Ukraine’s workforce, but women and veterans are stepping in to fill the void
Ukraine faces significant labor shortages due to the war, leading women and veterans to take up roles traditionally held by men.
'I was set on fire, drugged and tortured by Russians but now have hope'
Ukrainian military veteran Maksym Ostroushko recounts his harrowing experiences as a prisoner of war and how he is now finding healing through hippotherapy in Ukraine.
The Ministry of Croatian Veterans has announced a public call for a short story about the Homeland War
The Ministry of Croatian Veterans has launched a competition for high school students to submit short stories about the Homeland War to promote remembrance and values associated with it.
Public line the streets to honour Cold War pilot on his final journey
A large number of veterans and community members paid their respects at the funeral of Squadron Leader Pete Peters, a Cold War pilot, after concerns were raised about his funeral having no attendees.
The Gift That the Fallen Father Could Not Bring. Ukrainian Social Enterprises Help Without Subsidies, and Still Make a Profit, Says an Expert
An expert discusses how Ukrainian social enterprises are thriving without subsidies while aiding war-affected individuals, including veterans and displaced persons.
War veterans found their way to heal - on stage
In a theater in Kiev, war veterans who have suffered severe injuries from the ongoing conflict are reclaiming their lives through performance arts, illustrating the transformative power of creativity and community.
How Klasić Turned Shoemaker Špiljak into a Statesman, While Calling Defenders Uneducated People?
Hrvoje Klasić's recent comments have sparked controversy and highlighted societal divides, particularly in the context of how war veterans are portrayed in contrast to former powerful figures.
Canadian woman, 108, one of the oldest to receive Second World War medal from Britain
At 108 years old, Joan Fuller has received the Second World War medal from Britain, making her one of the oldest recipients of this honor.
Photos: The Commander of the Defense Forces Presented a Flag to Veterans
On Wednesday, a formal ceremony took place at the Estonian War Museum where Lieutenant General Andrus Merilo presented a flag to veterans of the Defense Forces.
The return home of the mutilated Russians in the war against Ukraine: "Who will love me? How am I going to live?"
The article discusses the challenges faced by Russian soldiers returning from the war in Ukraine, particularly those who have suffered amputations, and the establishment of a rehabilitation center for them.
Iraq war heroes get new British national event 15 years after end of Middle East horrors
A new national event to commemorate the 15th anniversary of the Iraq War has been announced by the Royal British Legion in the UK, focusing on remembering the sacrifices of veterans and the fallen soldiers.
Zimbabwe: War Vets Seek to Block 'Self Serving' Constitutional Amendment
Six war veterans in Zimbabwe are challenging a proposed constitutional amendment that they claim would extend the President's time in office and violate democratic principles.
The end of the war will bring a new problem. It threatens young Czechs, warns an expert
An expert warns that the ongoing war in Ukraine has deep psychological effects on both veterans and civilians, particularly as harsh winter conditions exacerbate the situation.
KUKU ⟩ Kaupo Rosin: Russian War Veterans Make Life Dangerous for Fellow Citizens
Kaupo Rosin discusses the growing internal risks posed by Russian war veterans returning to Estonia from Ukraine.
Oh Se-hoon: 'If the government issues a construction stop order for the 'Garden of Remembrance', we will exercise the right to resist'
Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon asserts that the city may exercise its right to resist if the government proceeds with a stop order on the 'Garden of Remembrance' project, which commemorates veterans of the Korean War.
A chilling documentary on Yle – a report from the midst of war sparked a furious call
A new German documentary about the Battle of Stalingrad on Yle Areena has stirred emotions and sparked controversy among viewers.
D-Day veteran who 'never thought of himself as a hero' dies aged 100
Albert Lamond, one of Scotland's last D-Day veterans, has passed away at the age of 100.
More money for veterans' associations: Zagreb County announced a competition, here’s how much they give
Zagreb County has announced a public competition worth 100,000 euros for funding programs and projects from veterans' associations stemming from the Homeland War, aiming to strengthen their capacities in social and psychological empowerment.
Zagreb County allocates 100 thousand euros for veterans' association projects
Zagreb County has announced a public competition worth 100,000 euros for funding programs and projects from associations arising from the Homeland War.
European officials warn Russian veterans could play a role in Moscow’s shadow war
Estonian officials caution that Russian war veterans, particularly those with criminal backgrounds, could pose security threats to Europe post-conflict.
Russian court sends comedian who joked about war veterans to prison for six years
A Russian court sentenced comedian Artemi Ostanin to nearly six years in prison for inciting hatred against Russian soldiers fighting in Ukraine during a performance that included a joke about a veteran's stroll.
Comedian in Russia Sentenced to Nearly Six Years in Penal Colony for Joke About War Veterans
A Russian stand-up comedian has been sentenced to nearly six years in a penal colony for making a joke about a war veteran, highlighting the Kremlin's crackdown on dissent.
Moscow Court Jails Stand-Up Comedian Nearly 6 Years for Alleged Joke About War Veterans
A Moscow court sentenced comedian Artemy Ostanin to nearly six years in prison for allegedly inciting hatred and insulting religious feelings through his jokes about war veterans.
Watch the video of the round table on war reporters in Banovina
A round table titled 'Witnesses of the Truth – War Reporters in Banovina 1991' took place at the Veterans Center in Petrinja, featuring several notable reporters and military personnel discussing their experiences.
You won again! In Dubrava, the national championship in trout fishing is hosted, and a famous singer has signed up
The national championship in trout fishing will begin this Saturday in Dubrava, organized by the Association of Sports Fishermen of the Croatian War Veterans, featuring regular competitions and artistic workshops for the local community.
War veterans published "instructions" for attending Thompson's concert in Rijeka
Veterans have issued seemingly sarcastic guidelines for attendees heading to Marko Perković Thompson's concert in Rijeka.