Netanyahu Mocks Death Rumors in Coffee Shop Video
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dispels conspiracy theories about his death in a humorous coffee shop video while addressing security concerns and government restrictions.
Category : Defence Security
Gulf States Bear Brunt of US-Israel War, Straining Ties
The Strait of Hormuz closure and Iranian attacks are crippling Gulf economies, fueling anger over a conflict Gulf states tried to prevent, with daily losses in oil exports and rising security costs.
Senator Kelly Slams Hegseth's 'No Quarter' Call as Illegal Order
U.S. Senator Mark Kelly criticizes Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's 'no quarter' statement, warning it violates international law and endangers troops. The controversy emerges amid White House war memes.
Trump Calls for UK Warships to Open Strait of Hormuz
Donald Trump urges the UK and allies to deploy vessels to the Strait of Hormuz, a key oil route closed by attacks, driving up prices and global economic pressure.
Christchurch Attack's Australian Roots Demand Full Reckoning
Five years after the Christchurch mosque shootings, Australian terrorist's propaganda continues to surface in legal cases, highlighting the need for greater accountability and action against Islamophobia in Australia.
Australian Children Arrested Under Flawed Extremism Laws
Australian children as young as 10 are being arrested under counter-terrorism laws for possessing extremist material available online. Experts argue these laws criminalize vulnerable youth who may not understand they've committed crimes.
Six US Troops Named in Fatal Iraq Aircraft Crash
The Pentagon has released the names of six US service members killed in a KC-135 Stratotanker crash over Iraq, with families mourning their loss and officials investigating the incident.
Trump: US May Strike Iran's Kharg Island 'Just for Fun'
US President Donald Trump suggested further military strikes on Iran's Kharg Island oil hub 'just for fun' in an interview with NBC News, while dismissing hopes for a swift peace deal with Tehran.
Russia's Missile and Drone Barrage Kills Six in Ukraine
Russian forces unleashed a massive attack on Ukraine, killing six people and damaging energy infrastructure, residential buildings, and schools across multiple regions.
Trump Calls for Allies in Hormuz, Iran Tensions Rise
Donald Trump renews calls for US allies to secure the Strait of Hormuz amid strikes on Iran, as anti-regime Iranians turn against him and domestic issues persist.
Soldier Declared Dead Returns Alive in Ukraine
Nazar Daletskyi was declared dead in 2023 with DNA evidence, buried in his village. Three years later, he returned alive from Russian captivity in a prisoner exchange, reuniting with his mother.
Davey Urges UK Nuclear Independence from US Over Trump
Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey will argue Britain must build a sovereign nuclear deterrent, citing unreliable US support under Trump, despite billions in costs.
US-Iran War May Provoke Terror Attacks on American Soil
Security analysts warn that escalating US-Israeli military action against Iran raises the risk of terrorist attacks within the United States, potentially reaching levels not seen since 9/11. The heightened threat comes amid concerns about domestic securit
UK May Send Ships, Drones to Reopen Strait of Hormuz
Energy Secretary Ed Miliband confirms Britain is discussing options with allies, including mine-hunting drones, to secure vital shipping lanes as oil prices surge.
Leaked DHS Data Reveals AI Surveillance and Predictive Policing Plans
Hacked data from the Department of Homeland Security's tech incubator reveals funding for AI-driven surveillance projects, including airport monitoring and predictive policing tools, amid privacy concerns.
Teens Charged with Terror After Attack at NYC Mayor's Home
Two teenagers from Philadelphia suburbs face federal charges for allegedly throwing explosive devices at a protest outside New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani's residence, citing IS inspiration amid rising US tensions.
Trump Rejects Iran Ceasefire as Conflict Escalates
Donald Trump says the US is not ready to seek a deal to end the war with Iran, despite Tehran's ceasefire interest, as both sides launch fresh attacks, disrupting global oil markets and air travel.
AI Warfare's Deadly Cost: Defense Contractors in Modern Conflict
From Gaza to Iran, AI systems are central to military targeting, leading to civilian casualties. This article exposes how tech firms act as defense contractors, evading accountability in warfare.
Israeli Police Kill Palestinian Family in West Bank
A Palestinian family, including two young boys, was shot dead by Israeli police in the West Bank. The incident occurred as they returned from a Ramadan shopping trip, sparking outrage and highlighting ongoing violence in the region.
US Sinks Iranian Warship Near Sri Lanka, Strains Indian Ties
A US submarine attack on the Iranian warship IRIS Dena in the Indian Ocean has killed 84 sailors and sparked regional tensions, with analysts calling it a humiliation for India's government.
Israel Orders Evacuation of Beirut Suburbs Amid Threats
Israeli military warns residents in southern Beirut neighborhoods to evacuate immediately ahead of potential attacks, citing Hezbollah targets. Health ministry reports over 800 killed in Lebanon.
Queensland Police Sued Over Alleged Racial Discrimination
A rideshare driver has launched federal court action against Queensland police, alleging racial discrimination after officers were recorded making offensive comments about Indians during an investigation.
Australian War Graves in Gaza Likely Disturbed by Israeli Forces
New photos reveal extensive damage to Australian war graves in Gaza, with officials confirming it's 'quite possible' soldiers' remains have been disturbed by Israeli military operations.
Iran Nuclear Weapons: How Close Was Tehran to a Bomb?
Experts question the existence of a structured nuclear weapons program in Iran, analyzing the potential impact of military strikes on global proliferation risks.
Putin Turns Sochi into Nuclear Bunker Zone Amid Security Fears
Russian President Vladimir Putin is creating a 1.2 square mile lockdown zone in Sochi, installing underground nuclear bunkers and banning numerous activities near his rebuilt Stalin-era palace due to security concerns.
Russian Man Kills Lover, Claims She Was British Spy
Timur Demidenko, 30, confessed to stabbing his girlfriend to death in St. Petersburg, alleging she was a British agent. He faces murder charges amid psychiatric evaluation.
Trump in 'Vulnerable Position' on Iran War, Ex-Aide Warns
A former senior Trump administration official reveals the President faces mounting challenges in the Iran conflict, with unclear strategy and low public support creating a precarious situation.
US Marines Hunt for Invisibility Cloak Against Thermal Sensors
The US Marine Corps is actively seeking vendors to develop a multispectral camouflage overgarment designed to hide troops from thermal-imaging technology, with plans to acquire over 61,000 units by 2030.
US Soldiers Killed in Iraq Plane Crash Identified
Six US service members died in a KC-135 refueling plane crash in Iraq, raising the Operation Epic Fury death toll to 13. The Department of Defense has released their names and tributes from grieving families.
Trump Questions if Iran's New Supreme Leader Is Alive
Former President Donald Trump has publicly questioned whether Iran's newly appointed supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, is still alive, citing rumors and lack of public appearances following a targeted assassination.
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