Israeli Security Forces Use Stun Grenades And Tear Gas Against Palestinian Worshippers Inside Jerusalem Mosque
The scores of Palestinian worshippers inside the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound were quickly removed by Israeli police as clashes escalated.
Middle East Eurofighter Typhoon Deal: Kuwait To Buy 28 Jets From Italy
The sale of 28 Typhoons is a major win for Eurofighter as it breaks a run of deals that Middle Eastern countries have signed with France's Dassault.
Russia India T-90MS Tank Deal Negotiations For Moscow To Supply Military Battle Vehicle Have Begun
Supplying the tank, which costs around $4.5 million per unit, would be the latest defense contract signed between the two countries over the last year.
East Ukraine Russia Conflict: Meet The Georgian Soldier Who Can't Stop Fighting Moscow
Mamuka Mamulashvili has fought four wars against Russia. Now he needs help from the United States.
Russian Mistrals: The Vladivostok Has Moved From Saint Nazaire To A Small French Town On The East Coast Of France
The Vladivostok moved from the port of Saint Nazaire in the south to the small town of Concarneau in the north over the last 24 hours.
Russian 'Spy' Pleads Guilty To Smuggling Secret US Technology To Russian Military And Intelligence
The plea deal, announced by acting U.S. Attorney Kelly Currie of New York, came nearly three years since Fishenko and 10 associates were charged.
As Iran Opens Airspace To Russian Flights Into Syria, Moscow Officially Confirms Military Presence In Middle East
Tehran's decision to open up its airspace comes just a day after the U.S. asked Bulgaria and Greece to shut down their respective airspace to Russian transport planes bound for Syria.
Amid NATO Threats, Russia New Air Bases Could Open Across Eastern Europe And Central Asia
The additional air force bases would enable the Kremlin's jets to continue probing the skies over Europe without worrying about making it back to Russia's sovereign territory.
US Immigration: Police Detention Of Suspected Undocumented Immigrant Criminals Declines By 30%
The number of those detained peaked in March 2011, when police were holding nearly 28,000 people.
F-35 In Italy: First Flight Outside US For Lockheed Martin's $1.5 Trillion Joint Strike Fighter Aircraft
The $1.5 trillion aircraft made it maiden flight outside the U.S. during a short flight at an Italian air base.
Ukraine New Prime Minister Petition: Former Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili Gets 26,000 Online Signatures
Online bid to elect former Georgian President and current Odessa Gov. Mikheil Saakashvili as prime minister has garnered over 26,000 signatures.
Russian Military Sales To Brazil: Pantsir-S1 Surface To Air Missile System Deal Being Negotiated
The contract was delayed three years ago when Brazil was forced to cut its state budget as the country's economy began to toil.
Brazil Independence Day 2015 History: 5 Facts About Brazil's Fight For Independence
Had the Portuguese royal family not moved to Brazil in 1807, it's likely the South American country would have had a vastly different history.
White House Investigating Reports That Russia Has Begun Military Operations In Syria
The disclosure comes via a tweet from a reporter in Washington.
Labor Day 2015 Travel Deals: Cheap Flights, Car Rentals, Amtrak Trips For Discounted Prices
There are hundreds of offers that can get you on the road or in the air at the last minute, and well on the way to visiting those relatives that you’ve actively been trying to avoid for the last 10 years.
US Marine Killed And 9 Injured During Hard Landing At Camp Lejeune, Accident-Prone Sikorsky Helicopter Involved
Accidents in the the CH53-E Sikorsky helicopter led to 27 deaths between 1984 and 2008, making it the helicopter most prone to accidents.
Amid Russian Hostility In The Black Sea, US Navy To Sustain Military Presence In Region
The Black Sea has become a significant consideration for NATO since the Russia-Ukraine conflict began last year.
Department Of Defense Sent Anthrax To 50 States And 9 Countries: Report
Live samples of the disease were sent to all 50 U.S. states and nine countries, the Defense Department revealed online.
Ukraine Military Doctrine Declares Russia The Enemy And NATO Membership A Top Goal
Russia is now officially Ukraine's enemy, according to the country's newly revised military doctrine, which also lays out a long-term path toward NATO membership.
Islamic State Group Attacks Russian Military Base In Dagestan Region Of The Northern Caucasus?
The alleged attack came after rumors that the Islamic State group was attempting to recruit experienced fighters from the region to fight in Syria and Iraq.
Iran Missile Defense Radar: Nazir, Bina Systems Are Capable Of Hitting Targets In Other Countries
The radars can detect semi-ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, wide-body planes and small flying objects, and hit targets in other countries.
Amid Russian Hostility, US Tanks Painted Woodland Green In Symbolic Shift After Years Of War In The Middle East
After more than a decade of war in the Middle East, U.S. tanks are now being painted woodland green as the Russian threat in Europe continues.
Sweden Joining NATO? Centre Party Now In Favor Of Becoming Part Of International Alliance
Three of the four political parties in opposition to the government are now in favor of joining the 28-country alliance.
Ukraine Military Defense Budget Seeks $4B In 2016 To Help Fight East Ukraine War
Rampant corruption in the country’s military means that very little of the budget will actually trickle down to the troops fighting in the east.
East Ukraine War: Ukrainian Military Mitznefet Helmet Cover Delivered By Special Israeli Defense Force
Israel has supplied Ukraine with an unusual helmet covering that hides the shape of a military helmet and stops light reflecting from its surface.
MAKS-2015 Airshow: Russian Arms Deals At International Aviation and Space Event Near Moscow
The MAKS-2015 event featured about 600 Russian companies and more than 150 foreign firms from about 30 other countries.
Russia To Revive Soviet-Era Armored Trains As $400B Military Modernization Continues
An old military concept that saw heavy use in the U.S. Civil War and Franco-Prussian War is making a comeback.
Pakistan's Nuclear Arsenal Could Be Third Biggest In The World Within A Decade: Report
While India is a far wealthier country with greater resources, international estimates suggest that Pakistan has around 120 warheads, while India has 100.
New Russian Sukhoi PAK Missile For Fifth-Generation Stealth Fighters To Exceed Mach 3.5
The country has been aggressively modernizing its military over the past five years and plans to invest a total of $400 billion by 2020.
Marijuana Legalization: British Government Slams Public Petition To Legalize Weed
"Substantial scientific evidence shows cannabis is a harmful drug that can damage human health," the government's response noted.
