Category: Editor’s choice
On August 30, five rockets reportedly were fired at Kabul Airport. No casualties were reported On August 29, nine people…
The Liaison and Coordination Officers’ Operations Room (loyal to Ansar Allah) reported 260 ceasefire violations in al-Hudaydah during the past…
On August 29th, the first human victim of Hurricane Ida is reality, in Lousiana, US. This is reportedly one…
On August 30, artillery shelling and clashes between the SAA and former rebels continued in the Daraa area On August…
The Taliban have vowed to reduce Afghanistan’s opium trade, according to a report by the WSJ. This is incredibly suspect,…
North Korea seems to have restarted operation of its 5MW (e) reactor and the Radiochemical (reprocessing) Laboratory. The reactor is…
Photos reportedly showing the munition that was used in the recent U.S. strike on Kabul were published online. The names…
Written by Steve Brown Discovered just north of the Hindu Kush by a Russian archaeologist in 1978, the discovery of…
On August 29, Turkey’s leading drone manufacturer Baykar handed over the first four Bayraktar Akıncıs combat drones to the Turkish…
Six people from the same family were killed in the US military’s recent airstrike on the Afghan capital Kabul, according…
US President Joe Biden allegedly fell asleep at a press conference with Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett. Bennett came to…
For the tenth day in a row, warplanes of the Russian Aerospace Forces (VKS) carried out a series of airstrikes…
On August 29, the Syrian Arab Army (SAA) intensified its strikes on the remaining gunmen in Daraa al-Balad, the southern…
Written by Steve Brown The regime-change agenda for Syria was one key goal for Robert Loewenberg’s 1996 construct, The Institute…
On August 29, a large explosion was heard near Kabul airport where the remaining US troops in Afghanistan are making…
