
Israeli Military Destroys Rocket Storage Tunnel in Gaza Strip
Israeli Defense Forces destroyed an underground tunnel in southern Gaza Strip used by radical Palestinian groups to store dozens of rockets, amid ceasefire terms.

Israeli Defense Forces destroyed an underground tunnel in southern Gaza Strip used by radical Palestinian groups to store dozens of rockets, amid ceasefire terms.

More than 100,000 volunteers from Moscow have deployed to the special military operation zone, according to Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin.

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung called for integrating the Army, Navy, and Air Force academies into a single institution to prevent future military coups, pointing out that past coups originated from Korea Military Academy graduates.

North Korean leader's sister Kim Yo Jong accused Japan of transforming into a 'war state' amid increased military spending, defense drills, and Tomahawk missile tests.

Russian forces launched overnight strikes using precision-guided weapons and drones against military and logistics sites in Kiev, the Kiev Region, Odessa, Chernigov, and Poltava, causing fires and transport delays.

Chinese military researchers Shi Guanglei and Shi Haiming warn that unmanned undersea vehicles and the AUKUS pact are lowering barriers to undersea warfare by offering low-cost, scalable capabilities for seabed control.

Russian President Vladimir Putin announced major military leadership changes, appointing Colonel General Andrey Ivanayev to head battlegroup Center and Lieutenant General Pyotr Bolgarev to lead battlegroup East.
An analysis of Section 219 in the FY 2027 NDAA establishing the US-Israel Defense Technology Cooperation Initiative, criticized as unprecedented military integration amid escalating Middle East and global conflicts.

The US military has redirected 45 commercial vessels, disabled two, and boarded two since July 14 under its renewed naval blockade against Iran, CENTCOM reported.
The US military has reportedly exhausted its inventory of high-precision land-based tactical missiles, including ATACMS and PrSM, due to its campaign against Iran, according to sources cited by Reuters. US leadership has dismissed the claims.

North Korea warned it will consider additional military options in response to Japan's military expansion and rearmament, while denouncing the U.S. for supporting Tokyo's push for preemptive strike capabilities.

Defense Minister Ahn Gyu-back ordered a special inspection of military discipline after errors including unloaded rifles and near-shootdowns of allied drones heightened concerns over South Korea's defense readiness.

French MEP Raphaël Glucksmann claimed a Russian intelligence-affiliated group launched a disinformation campaign against him ahead of the 2027 presidential election, utilizing a fake news site and social media clips.

Taiwan's defence ministry announced upcoming military drills will test the wartime relocation of weapons production lines and simulate PLA attack scenarios across the Taiwan Strait.

Swiss military justice has initiated 24 investigations since 2022 regarding Swiss citizens participating in Ukraine combat, which violates domestic mercenary laws. Ten proceedings are completed and 14 remain ongoing.
Lashkar-e-Taiba's Rizwan Hanif claims Indian agents killed over 30 group members in Pakistan since 2020, framing it as religious persecution, amid heightened Pakistan-India tensions and internal unrest in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir.

An influential 1999 book co-authored by PLA strategist Qiao Liang argued that China should develop asymmetric advantages rather than matching the US weapon for weapon, emphasizing finance, cyberspace, and psychological operations.

Palantir Technologies reported 'otherworldly' quarterly results with revenue up 93% year-over-year, driving shares up over 14%. The company raised its annual forecast, citing strong demand from commercial and government clients, despite ongoing criticism over its links to the US and Israeli governments and its role in AI and warfare.

Japan's defence white paper highlights China's growing military capabilities in the western Pacific, while Tokyo pledges to enhance its own military strengths and monitoring systems, prompting Beijing to accuse Japan of 'neo-militarism'

Cameroon's 93-year-old President Paul Biya, absent from public view for nearly two months while in Geneva, has reshuffled the military, promoting five colonels to brigadier generals, including the commander of his elite presidential guard, amid growing concerns over his health and prolonged foreign stay.

A front-line South Korean Army unit nearly shot down a domestic military drone during a flight test, an opposition lawmaker said, following a similar recent mishap involving a U.S. drone.

Europe confronts an existential challenge: how to defend itself against Russia with diminishing US support. This realization is accelerating defense budget increases and prompting discussions around 'Nato 3.0' and the potential for European-led security initiatives like 'coalitions of the willing'.
Oil prices rose modestly on Tuesday, with Brent at $84.26 and WTI at $80.75, after a 7% drop; markets reacted to Trump’s pause on Iran strikes and ongoing Hormuz Strait tensions.

Ukraine's UK ambassador Valerii Zaluzhnyi stated Ukraine will never join NATO, while frontline changes slowed in July and President Zelenskyy dismissed the US ambassador amid escalating drone and bombing strikes.