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Russia has started recruiting women from Central Asia into military service, including combat roles in Ukraine.

The Iranian women’s national soccer team remained silent during their national anthem before a match against South Korea, amidst escalating military tensions in Iran.

The Iranian women's national football team staged a silent protest by refusing to sing their national anthem during the Asian Cup opening match in response to recent military attacks by Israel and the United States.

Twenty women have begun their training as the first female recruits at Brazil's Aeronautics Specialists School in Guaratinguetá, São Paulo.

Over 30 female pilots and combat navigators in the Israeli Defense Forces are participating in military operations against the Iranian regime, highlighting a significant and symbolic narrative of women's empowerment in conflict.

The Brazilian Army has celebrated the graduation of its first class of female combatants in Salvador, where 57 women will now serve as recruit soldiers.

For the first time, women are being officially incorporated into the Brazilian Armed Forces during a ceremony in Brasília, marking a significant step towards gender equality in military service.

Ahead of International Women's Day, the fAKTIV collective announces another 'Night March' that promotes an anti-state, anti-war, anti-capitalist message beyond women's rights.

Germany is preparing for the possibility of increased Russian aggression against NATO in the Baltic Sea.

Iran claims that 153 people died following missile attacks on a women's school in Minab, while Israel denies any involvement.

Forty people have died following an Israeli airstrike on a girls' school in Minamb province, southern Iran, according to Iranian officials.

From March 2nd, for the first time, young women will officially join the Brazilian Armed Forces as soldiers, led by Rio de Janeiro, which has the highest number of female recruits.

Many Finnish women will be unable to flee the country in the event of war breaking out, including those who have not served in the military and many mothers of young children.

Kelsang Pedron has become the first pilot of a Chinese fighter jet in Xizang, expressing her aspiration to safeguard the skies.

On Ramadan 6, a historical event unfolded as the young military leader Muhammad bin Qasim achieved victory in Sindh, marking a pivotal moment in Islamic history.

Two women were arrested by the Military Police in São Paulo for allegedly selling marijuana-infused brigadeiros during post-carnival festivities.

Pakistan's airstrikes in Afghanistan resulted in numerous casualties among civilians, including women and children, amidst a backdrop of escalating violence in the region.

Following backlash from conservative factions, Poland's Ministry of Defense has canceled training on human rights and gender perspectives for soldiers, despite an increasing number of women in the military.

General Leon Komornicki argues for the reinstatement of universal conscription in Poland, advocating for mandatory military training for both men and women amid the ongoing threat from Russia.

A group of elderly women in Japan is protesting against U.S. military presence and urging the government to resist being drawn into potential conflict with China.

Two female Ukrainian defenders, known as Kara and Laiza, were killed in a Russian drone strike on the Zaporizhzhia front while trying to rescue wounded soldiers.

A federal judge in San Isidro denied bail requests for three women accused of being part of an extortion gang linked to the suicide of a military custodian at the presidential residence.

Ivalo barracks has been renovated to accommodate female soldiers, with new facilities ensuring privacy and support for both genders.

The article narrates the poignant stories of four Ukrainian women, including drone pilot Lana Chornohorska, who lost their lives in the fight against Russia.

A legal amendment to prohibit denying or distorting the experiences of Japanese military 'comfort women' has passed the National Assembly's Legal Committee in South Korea.

A regular weekly protest for the resolution of the Japanese military sexual slavery issue resumed at the Statue of Peace in Seoul after a hiatus of over four years, amidst ongoing tensions with counter-protesters.

A visit to the paratroopers in Zweibrücken highlights camaraderie amidst concerns over misconduct and issues facing women in the ranks.

Moon Han-ok has become the first female general to serve as the South Korean deputy commander of the ROK-U.S. Army Corps.

Gabriela Lopes Soares has made history by becoming the first and only woman to pass the Tactical Force course of the Military Police in Piauí, Brazil.

Alice Schwarzer shares her views on gender ideology and other feminist topics in her new book, discussing women's rights in the military and causes of eating disorders among girls.

Alice Schwarzer addresses the epidemic of eating disorders among girls in her new book, discussing the links to gender ideology and calling for women's inclusion in the military since 1979.

The article discusses the complex relations between soldiers and civilian women during military occupations, with a focus on the brutal experiences in Norway and Denmark during the Nazi invasion.

For the first time, the 2nd Battalion of the Military Police of Roraima, responsible for patrolling the West Zone of Boa Vista, is commanded by a woman, Lieutenant Colonel Camila Thomé de Oliveira.

The article features Brittney Shki-Giizis, a Canadian volunteer and former military tank instructor, who joined the Ukrainian military to serve as a drone pilot and shares her experiences and insights on women in war and drone warfare.

The article discusses the current state of the military conflict in Ukraine, highlighting a shortage of motivated soldiers, as well as the ongoing battles in Kupiansk and Kostyantynivka.

A criminal group from Bahia was found by the Military Police in Salinas, Northern Minas, leading to the arrest of three women and two men during an operation.

Israeli airstrikes in Gaza resulted in the deaths of at least 19 Palestinians, primarily women and children, following Israel's claims that Hamas had violated a ceasefire agreement.

The National Assembly has initiated legislation to punish the dissemination of false information about the victims of Japanese military 'comfort women,' addressing the need for state support given the vulnerability of elderly survivors to historical denial and hate speech.

Foreign women in a Syrian detention camp are seeking amnesty following a recent Kurdish military setback.

Wing Commander Sasha Nash has been named the first female leader of the Red Arrows display team, expressing her pride and excitement for the role.

The article explores whether the Bundeswehr uniform can be feminine and how women feel wearing it, highlighting the involvement of various royal women in military representation.

Numerous reports reveal that soldiers in Ethiopia have subjected thousands of women and girls, including children as young as eight, to horrific sexual violence amid a military crackdown on local militias.

As global tensions rise, experts warn that the UK should prepare for potential conscription of women amid concerns over military readiness in the face of a possible conflict involving Vladimir Putin and Europe.

Since January 1, young men must complete a questionnaire for military service, with women also invited, as part of an initiative to grow the Bundeswehr on a voluntary basis.

Since January 1, young men are required to answer a questionnaire about military service, with women also encouraged to participate, as part of an effort to expand the Bundeswehr on a voluntary basis.

The U.S. attack on Venezuela resulted in the deaths of at least 32 Cuban soldiers, 24 Venezuelans, and two civilian women, with total casualties estimated around 80.

The Pentagon announced it will re-evaluate the integration of women in combat roles to ensure standards are met and maintain a lethal military force, as confirmed by the U.S. Department of Defense.

The Pentagon is initiating a six-month review to assess the military effectiveness of women serving in ground combat roles, including infantry, armor, and artillery.

A total of 47 men and two women have received permission from President Pavel to fight in Ukraine, following the consideration of 113 requests related to the year 2025.

The article explores the impact of drones in Ukraine, the challenges faced by civilians in Cherson, and highlights the roles of women in military units amid the ongoing conflict.