Trump orders 'shoot to kill' for Iranian mine-laying boats
President Trump has issued a directive to the US Navy to engage and destroy any Iranian boats laying mines in the Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions in the region.
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China hints at nuclear-powered carrier in video
China has teased a possible nuclear-powered aircraft carrier in a PLA Navy video, hinting at a fourth carrier as Beijing expands its fleet amid rising tensions.
UN: North Korea Nuclear Program 'Moving Quite Fast'
The UN atomic agency chief warns that North Korea's secretive nuclear weapons programme is progressing rapidly, raising concerns of a new arms race.
UK's Military Dependence on US 'No Longer Tenable', Says Ex-NATO Head
Lord George Robertson declares Britain's high military reliance on the United States is unsustainable, urging a pivot towards greater autonomy and increased defence spending amid strained diplomatic relations.
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Pentagon Requests $54bn for AI Autonomous Drone Warfare
The Pentagon's 2027 budget includes a $54 billion request for autonomous drone warfare, marking a 24,000% increase. Experts warn of risks as the US military pivots towards AI-powered conflict.
Navy Secretary John Phelan Departs Amid Pentagon Turmoil
The Pentagon announced Navy Secretary John Phelan's immediate departure, marking another top leader's exit after reported clashes with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
US Navy Secretary Replaced Amid Iran Blockade Crisis
The Pentagon has announced the immediate departure of Navy Secretary John C Phelan, replaced by Deputy Hung Cao, as the US enforces a wartime blockade of Iranian ports.
Navy Secretary Departs as US Enforces Iran Blockade
John Phelan exits as Navy Secretary immediately, with Hung Cao taking over. The move follows US naval actions in the Strait of Hormuz and ongoing leadership changes under Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
South Korean Air Force Apologises for F-15K Collision from Selfies
South Korea's air force has issued a public apology after a state audit revealed a 2021 mid-air collision between two F-15K fighter jets was caused by pilots attempting to take selfies and film during a formation flight.
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UK Divers Prepare for Mine-Clearing in Strait of Hormuz
British military divers are training for potential mine-clearing operations in the Strait of Hormuz, as the UK ramps up efforts to secure the key trade passage amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Fighter Jet Collision Blamed on Pilots' Mid-Flight Selfies
A mid-air collision between two South Korean Air Force F-15K fighter jets has been attributed to pilots taking selfies and filming during a training mission, resulting in £440,500 in damages.
Pentagon: Six Months to Clear Iranian Mines from Strait of Hormuz
The Pentagon estimates it could take up to six months to clear over 20 Iranian mines from the Strait of Hormuz, threatening global oil trade and US gas prices.
Navy Secretary Ousted Amid Pentagon Turmoil During Iran War
Navy Secretary John Phelan has been fired immediately, with Undersecretary Hung Cao taking over as acting secretary amid disagreements with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
O'Neill Criticises 'Militarisation' Over Defence Funding
First Minister Michelle O'Neill has criticised a £50 million defence sector deal for Northern Ireland, calling it a 'militarisation agenda' that prioritises weapons over people.
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Navy Secretary John Phelan Departs in Pentagon Shake-Up
The Pentagon announces Navy Secretary John Phelan's immediate departure, with Undersecretary Hung Cao stepping in as acting secretary, marking another top defense leadership change.
US Navy Secretary Resigns Amid Iran War
Navy Secretary John Phelan has departed the Trump administration, with the Pentagon confirming his immediate resignation as military operations continue against Iran.
US Navy Chief John Phelan Resigns Over Iran War Tensions
US Navy Chief John Phelan has resigned from his position, citing escalating tensions with Iran as a key factor. The resignation comes amid heightened military concerns in the region.
Army's New Combat Fitness Test for Speciality Soldiers
The US Army has introduced a rigorous new combat field test for active-duty soldiers in 24 combat specialities. Failure to pass could result in reclassification or separation from service.
Special Forces Veterans Welcome Delay to Troubles Bill
Special Forces troops who served in Northern Ireland have welcomed a delay to Labour's controversial Troubles Bill after substantial amendments were announced to protect veterans.
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Dutch Intel: Russia Could Attack NATO Post-Ukraine War
The Netherlands Military Intelligence Service warns Russia may rebuild military power within 12 months of Ukraine war ending, posing a direct threat to European security through hybrid tactics.
Desert Rats Use Civilian Ferry for NATO Military Exercise
Over 1,400 British soldiers, including the Desert Rats brigade, sailed on a DFDS ferry to Germany for a NATO exercise, testing civilian transport capabilities for rapid force projection in Europe.
Ex-NATO Chief: UK Must End Military Dependence on US
Lord George Robertson warns Britain's reliance on American military support is unsustainable, urging greater defence spending and autonomy regardless of future US leadership.
Navy Reviews Ford-Class Carriers After Trump Complaints
The US Navy is conducting a design and cost review of its Ford-class aircraft carriers, with potential cancellations considered. This follows years of criticism from former President Trump over the ships' technology.
Japan Tank Blast Kills Soldiers as Weapons Export Ban Ends
Three Japanese soldiers died in a tank explosion during training, coinciding with the government lifting a ban on lethal weapons exports to boost security amid regional tensions.
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Russia Could Attack NATO Within Year After Ukraine War: Spy Agency
A Dutch intelligence report warns Russia is preparing for conflict with NATO and may be ready to attack within a year after ending its Ukraine invasion, bolstered by deepening ties with China.
Half of Young Britons Would Never Fight for Country
A poll shows 50% of 16-29 year olds would never fight for Britain, with optimism about living standards halving in a year as cost of living concerns dominate.
Mexico Boosts Security After Fatal Pyramids Shooting
A Canadian tourist was killed and a dozen injured in a shooting at Mexico's Teotihuacan pyramids, prompting security upgrades ahead of the FIFA World Cup.
Mexico Boosts Security After Teotihuacan Shooting
Mexico announces increased security at tourist sites after a fatal shooting at Teotihuacan pyramids, weeks before co-hosting the FIFA World Cup with the US and Canada.
Trump's $1.5 Trillion Military Budget Plan Sparks Outrage
Donald Trump's proposal to increase Pentagon spending by $445 billion while slashing healthcare and housing programs faces fierce criticism for prioritizing military might over public welfare.
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US Military Ends Mandatory Annual Flu Shot for Service Members
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announces the end of the US military's flu vaccine mandate, calling it overly broad and irrational, affecting active duty, reserve, and civilian personnel.
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