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US Approves $385M F-16 Parts Deal for Taiwan Amid Regional Tensions
The U.S. State Department has greenlit a $385 million military equipment sale to Taiwan, including F-16 fighter jet parts and radar systems. The approval coincides with Taiwan President Lai's Pacific diplomatic tour and follows recent military exercises by China near Taiwan.
Colombia's Navy Thwarts New Pacific Drug Route with Submarine Busts
Colombian naval forces have intercepted multiple narco-submarines attempting to establish a direct cocaine trafficking route to Australia across the Pacific. The operation exposed criminal networks linking South American cartels to Oceania, with cocaine prices reaching $240,000 per kilogram in Australian markets.
Naval Disaster: New Zealand Ship Sinks After Critical Autopilot Oversight
A New Zealand navy vessel sank near Samoa after crew members failed to disengage the autopilot system, leading to a reef collision and fire. The incident marks the country's first naval vessel loss since WWII and has sparked environmental concerns due to onboard fuel.
Syrian Rebels Launch Surprise Offensive, Reclaim Parts of Aleppo After Eight Years
In a dramatic turn of events, Syrian rebel forces have entered Aleppo for the first time since 2016, capturing dozens of towns and military assets in a swift offensive. The operation caught government forces off guard while Russia remains focused on Ukraine and Iranian support weakens amid Israeli strikes.
NATO Investigates Chinese Vessel Over Suspected Sabotage of European Internet Cables
A Chinese cargo ship is currently surrounded by NATO vessels after allegedly damaging two critical undersea internet cables connecting Northern European countries. While the vessel has Chinese crew and registration, investigators suspect Russian involvement due to the ship's recent route changes to service Russian ports.
China and Russia Conduct Joint Military Flight Near South Korean Defense Zone
Multiple Chinese and Russian military aircraft entered South Korea's air defense zone, prompting a response from Seoul's forces. The incident, involving 11 aircraft including bombers and fighters, highlights ongoing military cooperation between Beijing and Moscow.
German Community Protests US Airman's Acquittal at Spangdahlem Base
Hundreds gathered outside Spangdahlem Air Base protesting the controversial acquittal of a US airman in a German citizen's murder case. The incident has prompted a state review of jurisdictional procedures and strained relations between the local community and US military presence.
Breaking Barriers: First Woman Joins Israel's Elite Sayeret Matkal Unit
A female soldier has made history by becoming the first woman accepted into Israel's most prestigious special forces unit, Sayeret Matkal. This milestone achievement is part of the IDF's broader initiative to integrate women into specialized combat roles while maintaining rigorous operational standards.
Mystery Military-Grade Drones Breach Security at US Air Force Bases in UK
Multiple US Air Force bases across England are under investigation after sophisticated drones were spotted near their facilities since November 20th. British forces have deployed RAF Regiment troops with counter-drone systems while working alongside US security to address the concerning incidents.
