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Guantanamo Bay Repurposed for Mass Migrant Detention as U.S. Launches Historic Deportation Operation

The White House has initiated unprecedented deportation flights to Guantanamo Bay, preparing the naval base to house up to 30,000 detained migrants. Military personnel are constructing extensive temporary facilities while ICE intensifies enforcement actions across major U.S. cities.
Swiss Army Joins NATO Tank Competition, Testing Skills in Germany

Swiss military forces are participating in an international tank competition in Grafenwöhr, Germany, alongside NATO members and partner nations. The Swiss contingent, equipped with Leopard 2 tanks, is competing in combat and technical disciplines while fostering defense cooperation.
Pentagon Launches First Military Deportation Flight to India with Over 200 Migrants

The U.S. military has initiated its longest-range deportation flight yet, transporting 205 undocumented Indian nationals from San Antonio to Amritsar aboard a C-17 aircraft. This marks an expansion of the Pentagon's role in immigration enforcement, with India agreeing to accept verified citizens being returned.
Senior Pro-Russian Commander Killed in Moscow Bomb Attack

Armen Sarkisyan, a high-ranking separatist leader from eastern Ukraine, was killed in a bomb explosion at a Moscow residential complex. The incident coincided with Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian energy facilities, marking a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict.
China's Mystery Submarine: New Stealth Vessel Puzzles Western Analysts

A previously unknown Chinese submarine design discovered at Guangzhou Shipyard features unconventional architecture, including a sailless design and X-form rudders. The vessel's unique characteristics and secretive development have Western experts speculating about its combat capabilities and potential unmanned operation.
Army Captain Among Three Black Hawk Soldiers Lost in Fatal Midair Collision

Captain Rebecca Lobach, 28, was identified as one of three soldiers aboard a Black Hawk helicopter that collided with an American Airlines flight near Reagan National Airport. The decorated Army aviation officer's tragic loss, along with her two fellow soldiers, occurred during a routine night training mission.
Trump Pentagon Strips Gen. Milley of Security Clearance in Swift Retribution

The Pentagon has revoked former Joint Chiefs chairman Gen. Mark Milley's security clearance and protective detail under new Trump administration directives. The controversial move comes amid an investigation into Milley's conduct and follows his prior criticism of Trump as a 'wannabe dictator.'
Ukraine's New Long-Range Combat Drones Reshape Eastern Front Dynamics

Ukrainian forces unveil powerful UAVs capable of carrying 250kg bombs and striking targets up to 2,000km away. The Special Operations Forces confirm dozens of successful missions with these modified drones, demonstrating a major leap in defensive capabilities.
Russian Navy Faces Crisis as Three Vessels Experience Simultaneous Fires in Mediterranean

Three Russian naval vessels, including the aging spy ship Kildin, encountered serious technical difficulties and fires in the Mediterranean Sea near Syria. The incidents highlight growing maintenance and readiness challenges for Russia's fleet, particularly as access to strategic ports comes into question.