Army Doctor Admits to Massive Sexual Abuse Scandal at Joint Base Lewis-McChord
Major Michael Stockin pleads guilty to sexually abusing 41 male patients at a military medical center between 2019-2022, marking one of the largest military sexual abuse cases in U.S. history. The Army anesthesiologist faces up to 14 years in prison as victims seek millions in damages.
Ukrainian Forces Strike Russian Naval Brigade HQ in Kursk for Second Time
Ukrainian forces have executed another precision strike on Russia's 810th Naval Infantry Brigade headquarters in Kursk Oblast, marking their second successful attack in two weeks. The struggling Russian marine unit, which has faced heavy losses in their counteroffensive operations, continues to face mounting pressure from Ukraine's growing long-range strike capabilities.
Ukrainian Special Forces Eliminate North Korean Troops in Bold Cross-Border Strike
Ukrainian Special Operations Forces have neutralized 13 North Korean soldiers during operations in Russia's Kursk Oblast, recovering military equipment and intelligence materials. The engagement highlights escalating Ukrainian cross-border operations and confirms North Korea's direct involvement in the conflict.
Russian Oil Depot Near Nuclear-Capable Airbase Struck in Major Ukrainian Drone Operation
A massive Ukrainian drone attack targeted Russia's Saratov region, igniting a large-scale fire at an oil storage facility near the strategic Engels airbase. The attack, reaching roughly 500 miles into Russian territory, demonstrates Ukraine's expanding long-range drone capabilities against key military infrastructure.
Scottish Medic Dies on Ukrainian Frontline: A Story of Sacrifice and Service
Jordan Maclachlan, a 26-year-old Scotsman, lost his life while serving as a medic with Ukrainian forces. His death adds to the growing list of British citizens who have made the ultimate sacrifice supporting Ukraine's defense efforts against Russian forces.
Last USS Utah Survivor and Pearl Harbor Veteran Dies at 105
Warren 'Red' Upton, who survived the sinking of USS Utah during the 1941 Pearl Harbor attack, passed away at 105. As the oldest living Pearl Harbor survivor and final USS Utah crew member, his death marks the end of an era with only 15 survivors remaining.
Ukraine's Defense Revolution: 96% of Military Drones Now Made Domestically
Ukraine achieves a remarkable shift towards self-sufficiency with domestic manufacturers now producing over 96% of military drones, including 1.5 million units in 2024. This milestone demonstrates Ukraine's growing defense industrial capabilities and reduced dependence on foreign military aid.
Massive Okinawa Protest Condemns US Military Sexual Assaults
Over 2,500 Okinawans rallied against recent sexual assaults by U.S. military personnel, demanding accountability and prevention measures. The demonstration highlighted communication failures between authorities and renewed calls for protecting local residents from service member violence.
North Korean Troops Choose Death Over Capture in Ukraine Conflict
White House reveals North Korean soldiers deployed alongside Russian forces in Ukraine are committing suicide to avoid capture, fearing repercussions for their families back home. Reports indicate devastating casualties with over 3,000 North Korean troops killed or wounded in the Kursk region alone.
Senior Russian Officers Eliminated in Precision HIMARS Strike on Zaporizhzhia Command Post
Ukrainian forces successfully eliminated three high-ranking Russian military officers in a coordinated HIMARS and drone strike on a command post in Zaporizhzhia. The sophisticated operation, executed through collaboration between multiple Ukrainian defense agencies, demonstrates Ukraine's continued strategic focus on targeting Russian command structures.