Former US Marine Robert Gilman has been freed from a Russian prison after four-and-a-half years following a humanitarian pardon issued by Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Former US Marine Robert Gilman, recently released from a Russian prison, is seriously ill and requires further treatment, according to his lawyer Irina Brazhnikova.
Russia has released former US Marine Robert Gilman after more than four years in prison on disputed charges. US officials and advocacy groups confirmed the release occurred on humanitarian grounds without a prisoner exchange.
Former US Marine Robert Gilman is returning to the US after being released from a Russian prison on humanitarian grounds. US President Donald Trump stated Vladimir Putin approved the release without a prisoner swap, while US officials noted Gilman's severe health issues.
Havelock Palace, a Chinese restaurant, apologizes after facing backlash for its role in a video showing mass foraging of seafood at Changi Beach, sparking criticism from MP Valerie Lee over disregard for marine ecosystems.
Rising ocean temperatures are driving great white sharks further north than ever recorded, with experts warning they are already visiting UK waters. Climate change is forcing shifts in marine habitats, potentially paving the way for tropical species like hammerheads.
Lauren Sanchez, Vice Chair of the Bezos Earth Fund, highlighted marine conservation efforts in the Galápagos Islands, including swimming with whitetip reef sharks. This marks a significant shift from her teenage job at a New Mexico waterpark to protecting ocean ecosystems.
A US Marine Corps F-35B stealth fighter crashed and caught fire at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar in San Diego, California, resulting in the apparent total loss of the $109 million aircraft. The pilot ejected safely and was transported to a medical facility with non-life-threatening injuries.
A US Marine Corps F-35B stealth fighter crashed near Miramar air base in San Diego, California, on Friday. The pilot successfully ejected and sustained non-life-threatening injuries. The incident, a "Class A mishap," involved a $109 million aircraft, prompting a response from military and fire personnel.
A US Marine Corps F-35B stealth fighter crashed and caught fire at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar in San Diego, California. The pilot ejected safely with non-life-threatening injuries, but the $109 million aircraft was a total loss, sparking a vegetation fire.
Suriye'den Rusya'ya giden San Marino bayraklı 'Pilatus Marine' isimli gemi, Çanakkale Boğazı'nda makine arızası nedeniyle karaya oturdu. Kurtarma operasyonu başlatıldı ve boğaz trafiği geçici olarak kapatıldı.
Сухогруз PILATUS MARINE, следовавший из Сирии в РФ, столкнулся с поломкой двигателя в Дарданеллах, в результате чего пришлось сделать аварийную остановку. К месту происшествия прибыли буксиры, транзит судов через пролив временно приостановлен.
Marine Le Pen schließt eine Präsidentschaftskandidatur aus, sollte sie in einem Berufungsprozess um veruntreute EU-Gelder zum Tragen einer Fußfessel verurteilt werden. Sie begründet dies mit der Unmöglichkeit, einen freien Wahlkampf zu führen.
Juin 2026 est le mois le plus chaud jamais observé pour les océans, selon Copernicus Marine. Le réchauffement, exacerbé par El Niño et le changement climatique, affecte profondément les écosystèmes marins, notamment aux hautes latitudes.
Japan's quiet parachute drills in the Philippines, part of the Kamandag exercise, are seen by analysts as reflecting a US strategy shift. This is alongside four other simultaneous, mostly American-led, military exercises across Asia, signaling a new phase in US deterrence and "first island chain" defense, empowering allies in regional security.
Former US Marine intelligence analyst Scott Ritter, after visiting Donetsk, Lugansk, and Zaporozhye regions, expressed a deep sense of responsibility to accurately convey the evidence of alleged Kiev regime crimes and eyewitness testimonies to an American audience, considering his findings for a book or articles.
A U.S. Marine reservist received a 100-year sentence for shooting a police officer, in a landmark prosecution of over a dozen protesters accused of "Antifa"-linked terrorism. Seven others received sentences from 30 to 70 years, marking one of the first major prosecutions against individuals linked to the antifascist movement.
Former US Marine Corps intelligence analyst Scott Ritter told TASS that the US conducted global biological research for offensive purposes, not defensive ones. Russian military officials also stated that Ukrainian biolabs studied dangerous pathogens.
The US Navy is planning a large, permanent war-ready weapons stockpile for its Marine Corps in Victoria, Australia. The US$30 million project aims to leverage Australia's strategic location to counter China's military expansion and is expected to be fully operational by 2028.
Adam Castillo, former head of AmCham Myanmar, detained in Yangon after his organization revealed suspicious financial dealings by ex-board members. A $300,000 contract signed by a former member is under investigation.
Renowned British photographer Don McCullin, 91, will release his final book, "Vietnam," revisiting his iconic images from the war, including his experiences during the 1968 Battle of Hue. McCullin, who retired from war photography at 75, reflects on the conflict's "madness" and questions the impact of his work.
A US Marine Corps F/A-18 Hornet crashed into a mountain in Washington state on Saturday, injuring the pilot and starting a wildfire. The aircraft was on a routine training exercise near Rimrock Lake. The military is investigating the cause.
US officials, diplomats, and spies are reportedly operating from the JW Marriott hotel in Caracas following a "military intervention" on January 3rd. The hotel has become a de facto US embassy, with conversations overheard discussing Venezuela's future, economic growth, and political fragmentation.
An Iranian government-linked cyber group called Handala Hack Team has leaked personal details of 2,379 US Marines stationed in the Persian Gulf region. The group published the names on Telegram, claiming the data demonstrates its surveillance capabilities and warning targeted personnel they were under watch. The Pentagon has launched a probe, with US officials confirming at least some of the released names belong to military members.
