The United States has lost seven drones in Yemen since March, used for surveillance and attack, worth a total of about $210 million.
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The United States has been conducting surveillance and attack operations in Yemen for several years as part of the conflict against Iran-backed Houthi forces.
The United States has lost seven drones in Yemen since March
Used for both surveillance and attack, these drones represent a total value of around $210 million.
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The United States could review its drone deployment protocols in Yemen to reduce the risk of loss
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Finland has announced its intention to join France's "advanced" nuclear deterrent, becoming the tenth European capital to join this system in a context of tensions with Russia.

A Pentagon report acknowledges an ammunition shortage caused by the operation against Iran, contradicting the Trump administration's denials. The document also details the heavy damage suffered by American bases.

NATO fighter jets shot down a drone on Tuesday that violated Lithuanian airspace, coming from neighboring Belarus, according to Lithuanian authorities.

Ukraine claims to have destroyed a Russian naval drone in the Black Sea using its own unmanned surface craft, the Sargan-3000, in a clash billed as the first historic naval combat between surface drones. The operation was reportedly carried out jointly by the Ukrainian Navy and the Main Directorate of Military Intelligence (HUR).
The show 60 Minutes broadcast the testimony of an American aviator whose F-15E was shot down in Iran in April. After a dangerous ejection and 50 hours hidden in the mountains, he was rescued during a major military operation.

Finland has officially decided to join the advanced nuclear deterrent proposed by France, becoming the tenth European country to participate in this initiative aimed at strengthening continental security.