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U.S. Boat Strikes Intensify After Weekend Attacks Kill Five, Lifting Toll Near 185

Expanded use of drones and secret attack planes based in the region is speeding up the campaign.

China Protests Japanese Destroyer's Taiwan Strait Transit

Japan Weighs Long-Range Attack Drones to Expand Counterstrike Reach

Italy Reportedly Blocks U.S. Refueling at Sigonella for Non‑NATO Mission

U.S. Strike on Suspected Smuggling Boat in Caribbean Kills Four

Swinney Weighs Prestwick Ban on US Military Flights Pending Clarity on Iran Operations

Luxon Won’t Seek US–Israeli Intelligence on Iran Strikes, Then Walks Back ‘Any Actions’ Line

U.S. Strikes Suspected Drug Boat in Caribbean, Killing Three, as Southern Spear Intensifies

Trump Urges UK to Keep Diego Garcia, Linking Dispute to Iran Contingencies

Brazil Updates Ukraine Toll to 22 Dead, 44 Missing as Family Confirms Volunteer’s Death

Ramaphosa, Putin Back Repatriation of 17 South Africans From Ukraine War

U.S. Strikes Suspected Drug Boat in Eastern Pacific, Two Killed as Search Begins for Survivor

U.S. Strike on Eastern Pacific Vessel Kills Two, Raises Maritime Campaign Death Toll to 128

U.S. Reports Eastern Pacific Strike on Alleged Drug Boat That Left Two Dead

Rand Paul Challenges Rubio on Constitutionality of U.S. Operation That Seized Maduro

U.S. Used Civilian‑Disguised Jet in Caribbean Boat Strike, Raising War‑Crime Questions

NYT Says U.S. Warplane Disguised as Civilian Used in Caribbean Drug-Ship Strike

Trump Says International Law Is Unnecessary as U.S. Projects Power Unilaterally

Cotton Details U.S. Demands After Maduro’s Capture, Says Elections Months Away

U.S. Military Says Two New Maritime Strikes Killed 8 on Suspected Narco Boats