ICE to Invest $20 Million in Electric Shock Gloves for Immigration Enforcement
The US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is investing $20 million to purchase thousands of gloves with electric shocks for its officers, which...
Putin Visits Naval Exercises in Sakhalin Oblast
Russian President Putin will personally oversee final exercises of the Russian Pacific Fleet.
Thailand Suspends Gun Permits Amidst Shooting Violence
Thai Prime Minister Anutin has announced plans to suspend gun purchase permits and review existing licenses due to concerns over increased gun violenc...
US Army Aircraft Crashes Near Djibouti Airport
A US Army Africa Command aircraft crashed near Zabelet Airport in Djibouti on August 10th with no reported casualties or damage.
Trump Acknowledges Ammunition Shortage Amidst Iran Conflict
U.S. President Trump said that there is a tight supply of certain ammunition in the US after months of war with Iran, but also mentioned that some wea...
Cyber Warfare Suicide Incidents
Military cyber units experience unusually high rates of military suicides during July.
Japan Tests Tomahawk Missiles, Raises Regional Security Concerns
The Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force recently conducted live tests with Tomahawk cruise missiles, with Minister of Defense Major General Chen Xi w...
Hyundai, Kia, Stellantis, and Honda Recall Over 512,000 Vehicles in South Korea
Four major automobile companies in Korea have announced voluntary recalls of over 512,000 vehicles due to defective components, with Hyundai Motor Com...
Trump Helicopter Incident Raises Safety Concerns
U.S. President Donald Trump was involved in an aviation safety incident while flying in a helicopter near White House airspace, with the aircraft bein...
US to Build $275 Billion Trump-Class Battleships, Facing Shipbuilding Capacity Challenges
The US plans to build 15 Trump-class battleships with a potential cost of $275 billion. However, local American shipbuilders may not be able to carry ...
U.S. Army Faces Missile Shortages in Iran War
The US Army has exhausted its high-precision long-range missile reserves, raising concerns about its ability to engage in future conflicts.
US Military Depletes Long-Range Missiles in Iran, Raises Concerns About Global Deterrence
The US military is running low on land-based long-range precision missiles due to being depleted from five months of warfare against Iraq.