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DEVELOPING... Story will be updated as new information can be verified. Updated 3 times AlertMe DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — An Iranian cargo ship believed to be a base for the paramilitary Revolutionary Guard and anchored for years in the Red Sea off Yemen has been attacked, Tehran acknowledged Wednesday. Iran’s Foreign Ministry confirmed the attack on the MV Saviz, suspected to have been carried out by Israel. The assault came as Iran and world powers sat down in Vienna for the first ta...

news Iranian spy ship damaged by explosion in Red Sea © CIC The Saudi-led coalition fighting in Yemen says the Saviz is an Iranian military ship An explosion has damaged an Iranian cargo ship anchored off Yemens Red Sea coast that is allegedly used by the Revolutionary Guards for spying, Irans foreign ministry has confirmed. The blast that targeted the Saviz on Tuesday caused no casualties and was under investigation, a spokesman said. "The vessel was a civilian ship stationed there to secur...

Duty Calls: Mechanicville soldier commanding battalion Terry Brown FacebookTwitterEmail New York Army National Guard Lt. Col. Michael J. Hastings, accepts the unit flag of the 101st Expeditionary Signal Battalion during change of command ceremonies at ceremony at Camp Smith, near Peekskill.Spc. Marla Ogden / New York Army National Guard  Lt. Col. Michael Hastings of Mechanicville, an Afghan war veteran, assumed command of the New York Army National Guard’s 101st Expeditionary Signal Battalio...

Lt Gen Dimri takes over Army Central Command chief ​ By IANS | Published on ​ Thu, Apr 1 2021 17:21 IST | ​ 3 Views Lt Gen Dimri takes charge of central command.. Image Source: IANS News Lucknow, April 1 : Lt Gen Yogendra Dimri on Thursday took over as the General Officer Commanding-in-Chief of Armys Central Command on Thursday. After assuming charge, he paid tributes at the Smritika War Memorial to all soldiers who lost their lives in operations. He later reviewed a Guard of Honour....

Antiwar.com Original Trump Administration Insider Reveals How the US Military Sabotaged a Peace Agreement To Prolong War in Afghanistan Appointed in the final days of Trump’s presidency to remove all US troops from Afghanistan, Douglas Macgregor tells The Grayzone how military leadership undermined the withdrawal and pressured Trump to capitulate.by Gareth Porter Posted on Reprinted from The Grayzone with the author’s permission. In an exclusive interview with The Grayzone Col. Dougl...

© Photo: Flickr/Staff Sgt. David Nolan Pope Francis was absolutely right that peace is more powerful than war — but military confrontation is popular and profitable. In Mosul on 7 March, during his visit to war-shattered Iraq, Pope Francis said he reaffirmed his conviction that “peace is more powerful than war.” Coincidentally and ironically, on the same day the Pentagon war machine sent a flight of B-52 nuclear bombers to menace Iran, which seems to be next on the Washington / Israel d...

Posted: 2 months ago PATFORSWA works with Naval Forces Central Command to conduct maritime operations forwarding U.S. interests. These efforts are to deter and counter disruptive countries, defeat violent extremism, and strengthen partner nations’ maritime capabilities to secure the maritime environment in the Central Command area of responsibility. Each FRC bears the name of an enlisted USCG hero who distinguished himself or herself in the line of duty. Robert Goldman enlisted in the USCG...

Tapuach West under a blanket of snow. A supplementary ruling of the High Court of Justice a few days ago gives the green light to regulate a new neighborhood west of the town of Tapuach in Samaria, and allows for the construction of an alternative road to it, according to a Sunday report by Makor Rishon ( In their majority opinion, Justices Neil Handel and Menachem Mazuz, and against the dissenting opinion of Justice Uzi Vogelman (Fogelman), decided to revoke a temporary order issued in a petit...

Around the world, leaders are scrambling to define their strategy for dealing with the inevitable U.S.-China cold war to come, and the Gulf is no exception. Considering the different objectives and perspectives that the region has in regard to the two superpowers, any misstep in forming alliances could be detrimental to its future.

General Qamar Javed Bajwa has advised military personnel to stay focused in their professional pursuits and keep abreast with "changing nature of the threat"