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Sri Lanka deployed troops to three prisons after attempted breakouts and unrest left 5 inmates dead and 46 wounded, attributed to overcrowding with prisons at 4x capacity.
North Korea has deployed a missile unit, soldiers, and munitions to support Russia in Ukraine, marking Pyongyang's most significant foreign conflict involvement since the 1950s in exchange for economic and military tech.
As Colombia's incoming president Abelardo de la Espriella prepares to take office and end peace talks, the ELN guerrilla group warns it is ready to launch national offensives and attacks.
Donald Trump's Board of Peace has issued its first Gaza reconstruction contract to Arkel International for a 150-person military outpost to house Moroccan troops in the territory.
At least 30 Yemeni government troops have been killed in Houthi drone and missile attacks on military camps in Marib and Hadramawt provinces, amid a sharp escalation in Yemen's conflict.
Russia's Africa Corps fighters successfully defended an encircled strongpoint in Anefis, Mali, for six days without casualties until relief forces arrived, according to a helicopter pilot.
Iraqi border troops commander Brigadier General Mohammad Al-Saidi confirms Syrian forces' movements near the Iraq-Syria border are coordinated with Iraqi forces, stating no current threat exists.
The Syrian army has been placed on high alert and forces deployed along the border with Iraq following warnings to Baghdad regarding Iran-supported armed groups.
Christos Tzolis, nicknamed 'Leonidas' by Arsenal's fitness coaches, has joined the club for £34m after a successful two-year spell at Club Brugge. The Greek winger, who previously struggled at Norwich, feels ready for the Premier League, crediting his development in Germany and Belgium.
Russian military expert Andrey Marochko reported that Ukrainian armed forces and foreign mercenaries suffered over 9,600 killed or wounded in the special military operation zone last week, with Russia's Battlegroup Center inflicting the heaviest losses, particularly near Dobropolye.
The Israeli military announced it eliminated three armed radicals, including a Hamas battalion commander, in the Gaza Strip. The IDF stated that Alaa Imad Khamis Tarams of 'Army of Islam' and Hassan Ibrahim Shehadeh Qahman of Islamic Jihad were killed in Gaza City, and Ahmad Khudar of Hamas's Jabalya battalion in northern Gaza, all attempting terror attacks.
The Donbass Dome air defense system and mobile fire teams in the Donetsk People’s Republic intercepted 138 Ukrainian drones over the past week, preventing terror attacks on civilians and infrastructure, including a power substation in Donetsk and a market in Gorlovka.
The article critiques the recurring 'forever war' pattern in US foreign policy, drawing parallels between the failures in Afghanistan and Iraq and the current escalating conflict with Iran under Donald Trump, arguing that persistent misconceptions, political dishonesty, and ego drive costly, unwinnable entanglements.
Russia's Defense Ministry reports strikes on Ukrainian transport, energy, and logistics infrastructure, claiming 1,415 Ukrainian troop losses and 1,158 UAVs intercepted in the past 24 hours of the special military operation.
Inmates at Mahara Prison near Colombo destroyed multiple buildings, but Deputy Police Inspector-General Sanjeewa Medawatte stated the situation is now under control with armed forces and Special Task Force reinforcements. This follows previous riots in 2020 and a month prior.
Russian Battlegroup West's 9th Engineer-Sapper Regiment eliminated Ukrainian personnel and several unmanned ground vehicles near Krasny Liman in the Donetsk People's Republic on August 2, facilitating the advancement of assault units in the special military operation zone.
The People’s Liberation Army (PLA) Hong Kong garrison celebrated its 99th anniversary, with political commissar Rear Admiral Lai Ruxin pledging to expand its role in patriotic and defence education across the city while upholding the 'one country, two systems' principle.
Spain deployed 60 troops and specialized police to its North African exclave of Ceuta after thousands of migrants crossed from Morocco, overwhelming security forces. The regional government's plea for a national emergency was rejected, as Madrid focuses on reinforcing border control and coordinating with Morocco for migrant returns.
The death toll from the Ceuta border crisis has risen to 77 after an estimated 60,000 migrants crossed from Morocco into the Spanish enclave. Spain has returned most migrants to Morocco, with troops deployed to restore order.
Spain deployed troops to its North African enclave of Ceuta after thousands of migrants swam from Morocco, resulting in at least 18 drownings. The surge, following a Supreme Court ruling on migrant returns, overwhelmed local resources and sparked a diplomatic spat with Italy, which is considering suspending the Schengen agreement.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky states Russia is seeking 30,000 more troops and missile launchers from North Korea to aid in the war against Ukraine, with preparations underway in Russia's Voronezh region.
Alexander Protsenko, a Russian political scientist, stated that Mikhail Drapaty's appointment as Ukraine's commander-in-chief will not change the course of events, predicting continued retreat for Ukrainian forces despite leadership changes following previous dismissals and protests.
Russian troops repelled a counterattack by Ukrainian ex-convicts from the 129th separate heavy mechanized brigade in the Ivashkino area, Kharkov Region, eliminating over half of the unit, a Russian defense source told TASS.
