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NewsDesk MC June 29, 2026June 29, 2026 autonomous systems, British defence, Common Combat Vessels, Dan Jarvis, Defence Investment Plan, Defence Policy, drone warfare, John Healey, maritime security, military modernization, military procurement, Ministry of Defence, naval strategy, Royal Marines, Royal Navy, Steve Reed, Type 45 destroyers, Type 83, uncrewed systems, warships

Britain Drops Destroyer Replacement Plan, Bets on Drone-Led Naval Fleet

London— Britain will abandon plans to replace its aging Type 45 destroyers with a new Type 83 class and instead

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NewsDesk MC June 27, 2026June 27, 2026 beirut, border security, Border Violence, ceasefire efforts, cross-border tensions, Diplomacy, drone warfare, hezbollah, Israeli drone strike, Israeli military, lebanon, Lebanon news, middle east, military operation, Nabatieh Al-Fawqa, regional conflict, Reuters, security arrangement, southern Lebanon, Tags Israel, U.S.-brokered agreement

Israel Launches Drone Strike in Southern Lebanon a Day After U.S.-Brokered Security Accord

Beirut— Israel carried out a drone strike in southern Lebanon on Saturday, a day after Israel and Lebanon signed a

Moscow Repels Mass Drone Barrage as Russian Strikes Kill Five Across Ukraine

Moscow – Russia said it intercepted nearly 60 drones approaching Moscow overnight, temporarily disrupting air traffic in the capital, while

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US drone strike in Somalia killed children on way home from school, investigation finds

“The Americans bombed us. Children, women and elders were bombed. They spared nothing.” A US airstrike in southern Somalia that

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US Downs Iranian Drones Over Hormuz as Gulf Flashpoint Edges Toward Wider Confrontation

Washington-The United States military said it destroyed two Iranian attack drones over the Strait of Hormuz on Saturday after identifying

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Attrition and Devastation Define South Lebanon War as Diplomatic Window Narrows

Beirut-Israel and Hezbollah are increasingly locked in a war of attrition across southern Lebanon, with the Iran-backed group shifting toward

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Lebanon’s Aoun Vows to Pursue End to Israel Conflict Amid Renewed Strikes

Beirut— Joseph Aoun said on Monday he would do the “impossible” to end the conflict between Lebanon and Israel, as

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NewsDesk MC May 9, 2026May 9, 2026 china, defense procurement, donald trump, drone warfare, dual-use technology, economic sanctions, Foreign Policy, geopolitical tensions, Hong Kong, iran, Iran military, Middle East conflict, Reuters style, sanctions, Scott Bessent, Shahed drones, tehran, U.S. Treasury, united states, weapons sector, Xi Jinping

US Blacklists China-Linked Network Over Iran Drone Supply Chain

Washington— The United States on Friday imposed sanctions on 10 individuals and companies, including entities based in China and Hong

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Ukrainian soldier survives two weeks inside Russian dugout after frontline blast and unlikely surrender

“I was a prisoner. But in the end, I came out with a prisoner.” When Ukrainian corporal Vadym Lietunov ran

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Ukraine Eyes Japanese Arms Breakthrough as Tokyo Loosens Export Rules

Tokyo-Ukraine said Japan’s decision to ease long-standing weapons export restrictions could open the door for future military cooperation, including possible

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