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South Korea Prepares Procedures That Could Authorize Forces for Strait of Hormuz

The move would signal a policy shift by showing Seoul could send limited surveillance and mine‑clearance assets to protect commercial shipping.

UN Probe Finds Foreign Networks, Contractors and Drones Are Sustaining Sudan War

Saudi-Led Maritime Coalition Says 13 Countries Have Formally Joined as Command Structure Is Set

Modi Phones Kuwait Amir to Condemn Strikes and Press for De‑escalation

CENTCOM Chief Says U.S.–Israel Strikes Have Sharply Reduced Iran-Backed Threats

Turkey Unveils ‘Yıldırımhan’ Missile With Big Claims, No Proven Prototype

Turkey Unveils 6,000 km Yildirimhan ICBM

Ajit Doval Meets UAE President to Deepen Ties and Energy Security

China and Russia Call for Immediate Ceasefire to Ease Hormuz Strait Disruptions

Iran, Turkey Hold Defense Call as Ankara Offers Role to Ease Tensions

Royal Navy Prepares RFA Lyme Bay as Drone Mothership for Mine Clearance

U.S. Surges Forces in Gulf as Planners Weigh High-Risk Iran Missions

Russia Demands Immediate Halt to Gulf Fighting, Offers to Mediate

U.S. Central Command Confirms Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group in Indian Ocean

Pakistan Accelerates JF-17 Export Drive as Indonesia Talks Progress and Saudi Loan Conversion Is Discussed

U.S.-Led Strikes Hit ISIS Across Syria in Retaliation for Palmyra Killings

U.S. Navy Launches LUCAS One-Way Attack Drone From Ship at Sea for First Time

U.S. and Bahrain Open Combined Air-Defense Command Post in Bahrain

B-52s Conclude Europe 26-1 Rotation, Return to Barksdale After Multi-Theater Training

Netanyahu Tours Syrian Buffer Zone, Reaffirms Israeli Military Presence