All articles tagged with #military strikes
With Iran’s protests intensifying and internet access cut, President Trump is being briefed on a range of options—from targeted strikes and cyber operations to sanctions and covert actions—though a full U.S. troop deployment appears unlikely; experts warn even limited measures could spark broader escalation, while non-kinetic steps like restoring internet access are also under consideration.
Ukrainian forces conducted long-range strikes on Russian military and energy infrastructure, while discussions for post-war security guarantees with Western allies took place in Paris. Russia is reportedly increasing covert attacks against German infrastructure as part of preparations for potential future NATO conflict, and Russian forces continue their advances and operations across various fronts in Ukraine. The situation remains highly dynamic with ongoing military actions and international diplomatic efforts.
Israel launched airstrikes targeting Hezbollah and Hamas in Lebanon, following evacuation orders for villages amid ongoing tensions and violations of a previous ceasefire, with international criticism and concerns over escalation and civilian casualties.
The Ukrainian Defense Forces have conducted strikes on the Syzran oil refinery in Russia and several military targets in occupied territories of Luhansk and Donetsk, including UAV storage sites and military facilities, aiming to weaken Russian military and economic capabilities.
Ukrainian forces targeted and struck Russian military facilities in Crimea, including a base for unmanned maritime vessels, as part of ongoing efforts to weaken Russian military capabilities in the region.
The article discusses Donald Trump's recent military actions around the world, including strikes in Nigeria, Syria, Yemen, and Venezuela, highlighting a pattern of aggressive foreign policy that seems impulsive and performative rather than strategically coherent, despite his campaign promises of America First and ending endless wars.
Ukrainian drones attacked the Syzran Oil Refinery and other Russian military facilities, causing fires and blackouts, as part of Ukraine's ongoing campaign against Russian infrastructure amid the conflict. The strikes targeted key energy and military sites, including a refinery belonging to Rosneft, and were confirmed by Ukraine's General Staff.
The article discusses the confusion and concern among Nigerians regarding recent US military strikes in Sokoto, which have baffled the local population and raised questions about the motives and implications of such actions.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy reports significant progress in U.S.-led peace negotiations with Russia, with most Ukrainian demands incorporated into draft agreements, while Ukraine continues military strikes inside Russia and Russian energy infrastructure targets Ukraine amid ongoing conflict.
Israeli officials are preparing to brief President Trump on potential new military strikes against Iran, focusing on Iran's expanding ballistic missile program and reconstitution of nuclear sites, amid ongoing concerns about regional security and Iran's military capabilities.
Ukrainian forces conducted targeted strikes on Russian assets in the Caspian Sea and Crimea, including damaging a Russian border patrol vessel, hitting the oil platform used by Russian forces, and damaging a radar in Crimea, as part of ongoing efforts to undermine Russian military capabilities.
Ukrainian drone strikes in the Rostov region of Russia resulted in at least three deaths, including two sailors on a cargo ship, marking the first drone-related death in Rostov since Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Russia's defenses reported shooting down multiple Ukrainian drones, as both sides escalate attacks on each other's infrastructure amid ongoing conflict.
The U.S. military conducted its 26th strike against alleged drug smuggling boats in the eastern Pacific, killing four people, amid ongoing debates in Congress over the legality and scope of these operations, which the Trump administration justifies as part of an armed conflict with drug cartels.
House Republicans narrowly rejected Democratic efforts to limit Trump's military actions against suspected drug smuggling boats and Venezuela, with votes emphasizing GOP unity and concerns over presidential authority and escalation in Latin America.
U.S. lawmakers are demanding the release of unedited video footage of recent military strikes near Venezuela targeting alleged drug boats, but the Pentagon refuses to release it publicly, citing security policies. While some members of Congress want transparency and a clear explanation of the strikes' rationale and legality, officials defend the operations as successful in combating drug trafficking. The debate highlights ongoing concerns about transparency and the legal basis of the military actions.