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Yemen's F-5E Tiger II saga is a geopolitical jigsaw puzzle of a story that involved Saudi Arabia and Taiwan.

Faced by shortages of troops for the war in Ukraine, Russia is recruiting Serbian fighters, with apparent aims to field a full battalion.

Biden asked Israel to use caution in responding to the Hamas invasion and pledged $100 million in aid for conflict-affected Palestinians.

A rocket launcher-toting robot dog could give Marines a valuable new way to remotely attack armored vehicles, especially in urban areas.

Japan's long in development medium-caliber electromagnetic railgun could offer a huge boost in point defense capabilities.

Critical high-tech gear doesn't work in the Arctic, with batteries draining in minutes, howitzers freezing up, and vehicles breaking down.

Several hospitals in Gaza City have become refuges for hundreds of people, hoping they would be spared bombardment.

As President Biden heads to Israel, military officials there say its operation in Gaza "may be something different" than a ground offensive.

Ukraine has used U.S. supplied ATACMS ballistic missiles for the first time against Russian interests in occupied Berdyansk and Luhansk.

The B-52 landing, as well as the planned overflights of South Korea, will definitely get the attention of their neighbors to the north.

Fierce fighting continues in and around the town of Avdiivka, while one Ukrainian commander explains why he is confident of a Russian defeat there.

Here is what experienced hostage rescue experts have to say about the risks and chances of success of getting hostages from Hamas alive.

As Israel continues its bombardment of Gaza, effort to provide humanitarian aid and let some people leave are in limbo.

Armor screens have become a staple of the war in Ukraine and can protect Israeli tanks against drones and other threats from above in Gaza.

While the ground invasion of Gaza is, however briefly, on hold, skirmishes between Israeli forces and Hezbollah are increasing in the north.

After conducting limited raids late this week, Israel stands at the edge of a massive ground campaign against Hamas in Gaza.

Talk amongst yourselves.

The DoD and its allies are cobbling together parts to make new air defense systems for Ukraine, including one using the AIM-9L/M sidewinder.

A truly multi-role aircraft by World War II standards, the British Mosquito once carried the nuclear physicist Niels Bohr in its bomb bay.

Tunnels, anti-tank missiles, drones, and suicide bombers are just some of the perils that await Israeli forces in the tight confines of Gaza.