US President Donald Trump denounced a Washington Post report claiming he was frustrated with War Secretary Pete Hegseth over misleading data on US munitions stockpiles during the war against Iran, calling the article 'treasonous.'
US President Donald Trump demanded answers from Secretary of War Pete Hegseth over depleted US weapon stockpiles at a Camp David meeting, amid heavy missile use in the war against Iran and arms deliveries to Ukraine.
Nach dem Fund einer mit Sprengstoff präparierten Drohne am Flughafen Leipzig/Halle gibt es neue Details zu einem betroffenen Antonow-Frachtflugzeug. Laut Ermittlern transportierte die Maschine zuvor Munition aus Frankreich, während das Innenministerium von einer leeren Maschine spricht.
A drone carrying explosives was discovered at Leipzig Airport, Germany, near Ukrainian cargo planes loaded with military ammunition, potentially averting a catastrophe. Authorities suspect foreign state involvement, with indications pointing toward Russia due to the airport's role as a NATO and German military logistics hub and base for Ukraine's Antonov Airlines in Europe.
Eine mit Sprengstoff ausgerüstete Drohne wurde auf dem Flughafen Leipzig entdeckt, der Flugbetrieb wurde vorübergehend gestoppt. Die Bundesanwaltschaft führt die Ermittlungen an.
German officials deny reports that an explosive-laden drone found at Leipzig airport was near a plane carrying weapons for Ukraine. Federal prosecutors have taken over the investigation, citing a serious attack on transport infrastructure.
President Trump reportedly confronted Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth at Camp David over a munitions shortage impacting military options in the Iran war, despite administration denials. The Pentagon faces depleted stockpiles of key defense systems.
President Donald Trump denied US weapons shortages and threatened leakers with jail time, pushing back against reports that dwindling munitions stocks and a clash with Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth affected military strategy against Iran.
The Pentagon accelerates missile production and signs multi-billion-dollar contracts to restock Patriot, THAAD, and Tomahawk inventories following intense Middle East operations, despite White House denials of shortages.
Berichte über erschöpfte THAAD-Bestände der USA sorgen für Diskussionen. Verteidigungsminister Hegseth dementiert, räumt aber Nachschubbedarf ein. Der Munitionsmangel bedroht US-Stützpunkte im Irankrieg und betrifft auch Europa und die Ukraine.
US President Donald Trump reportedly accused Secretary of War Pete Hegseth of misleading him regarding severely depleted US munitions stockpiles resulting from the conflict with Iran, according to The Washington Post.
An armed man carrying ammunition was arrested Sunday at Donald Trump's golf course in Rancho Palos Verdes ahead of a fundraiser, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.
Blue Mountains City Council requests $15 million in government funding to permanently reopen the historic 134-year-old Lapstone Hill Tunnel, warning its temporary lease expires at the end of the year.
US Pentagon munitions stocks have dropped to dangerously low levels, primarily due to the war with Iran, with THAAD and Patriot missile supplies heavily depleted, according to CNN sources.
Authorities in California arrested 38-year-old Jeanine John Taele near Donald Trump's golf course in Rancho Palos Verdes with a pistol and illegal ammunition ahead of a presidential visit.
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'
The Indian Air Force issues RFI for a .50 BMG sniper rifle for Garud Special Forces to enhance anti-material capabilities and extended range engagements, alongside seeking man-portable loitering munitions under 'Make in India'
Wildfires in Le Porge, southern France, triggered over 100 explosions from a previously unknown cache of 400 historic World War Two shells and munitions detonated by the heat.
One year after heavily armed immigration agents raided a Camarillo greenhouse complex, detaining hundreds and causing one death, three men—an undocumented worker, a protester and a security guard—reflect on the lasting fallout of aggressive federal operations.
The US has signed a deal exceeding $3 billion with Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman to significantly increase production of Patriot and THAAD interceptor missile parts. This move aims to replenish stockpiles strained by ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East.
The Pentagon has finalized over $3 billion in agreements with Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman to significantly boost production capacities for Patriot PAC-3 and THAAD air defense system munitions, aiming to triple and quadruple output respectively.
The US military reportedly used a heavy MK-84 aerial bomb to strike a residential building on Iran's Qeshm island, killing three people, according to The New York Times, which cited satellite imagery and expert opinion. US Central Command stated it is aware of the strike and investigating.
Spain's opposition parties are criticizing Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's migration policies after tens of thousands of unauthorized migrants entered the Spanish exclave of Ceuta. The government attributes the influx to a recent Supreme Court ruling and denies links to its migrant regularization scheme, while also suggesting Moroccan political pressure.
A 19-year-old Norwegian, Johannes Natland, was convicted at London's Old Bailey for conspiracy to murder, having been recruited by a Swedish crime group allegedly used by the Iranian government.
