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.
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.
Lost WWII Ranger's Remains Identified After Eight-Decade Mystery
U.S. Army Pfc. Robert L. Bryant, who vanished during Operation AVALANCHE in Italy in 1943, has finally been identified through DNA analysis and anthropological examination. The fallen Ranger's remains will be laid to rest in 2025, bringing closure to his family after 80 years.
Colorado Space Force Base to Convert into ICE Immigration Processing Center
Buckley Space Force Base in Colorado will host Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations starting January 2025, providing facilities for migrant processing. The military installation will support expanded immigration enforcement in Denver, though troops won't directly participate in ICE activities.
Ukraine Modernizes Military Recruitment with 'Honest Contract' Program
Ukraine unveils comprehensive reforms to its military recruitment system, introducing financial incentives and training programs to attract young soldiers aged 18-25. The initiative aims to modernize Soviet-era practices while addressing force level challenges amid ongoing conflict with Russia.
Russian Oil Refinery Hit by Massive Drone Strike, Threatening Military Fuel Supply
A major Russian oil refinery in Ryazan sustained extensive damage from at least 10 drone strikes overnight, with videos showing multiple explosions and fires. The facility, crucial for producing military-grade fuel, was hit despite claims of successful air defense interceptions.
Ukrainian Special Forces Repel North Korean Troops in 8-Hour Battle Near Kursk
Ukraine's elite 8th Special Operations Forces Regiment successfully defended against North Korean troops fighting alongside Russian forces, killing 21 and wounding 40 in close combat. The intense eight-hour battle in Russia's Kursk region marks a significant escalation of North Korean involvement in the conflict.