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From Djibouti, the US trains proxies and bombs strategically-important countries in the name of democracy and counterterrorism. To justify the country’s militarization, Washington hypes fears…

TEHRAN (Tasnim) – At least a civilian has been killed and seven others injured in a US military drone strike in Syria’s northwestern province of Idlib.

The suicide bomber who killed nearly 200 people, including 13 U.S. troops, had been freed from prison by the Taliban days before the attack.

As both Israel and Hamas sum up this year's most significant confrontation, the result is more of a grim tie ■ In the 'cyber vs. fighters' argument within the army, the paratroopers stand out

We will kick off 2022 with a Maritime Security Dialogue featuring Vice Admiral Brad Cooper, Commander, Fifth Fleet, followed by a special event at the Coast Guard Academy!

The Navy faces challenges similar to those in the late 1970s, and it should look to that era as it begins to rebuild.

Biden should signal that unsatisfactory performance does indeed have consequences, even for the US military's highest-ranking officers.

By Phil Stewart

The plans to develop Sharjah’s gas output potential are part of an overall initiative across the UAE to boost its gas production and develop potential sites

Hours before Kabul fell to the Taliban on Aug. 15, the Afghan Air Force was melting down. Instead of unleashing air attacks against advancing insurgents, some airmen were fighting each other.