Weapons
Libya's Haftar acquires combat drones despite UN embargo
The embargo has been in place since 2011, when a NATO-backed uprising toppled longtime ruler Muammar Gaddafi. High-tech weaponry is nevertheless flowing into the country
Protests erupt in Syrian Christian city Al-Suqaylabiyah, demand security accountability
IDF to send two more divisions into Lebanon to conduct Hezbollah counterterrorism operations
Children buried in 'adult warrior' bronze belts discovered in 2,500-year-old tomb in Italy
US National Guard soldier charged for attempting to send 3D-printed gun parts to al-Qaeda
Andrew Scott Hastings, 25, allegedly shipped 3D-printed gun parts to an agent posing as an al-Qaeda contact, the Justice Department announced.
Colombia unveils new 'Miranda' rifle to replace Israeli Galil
The rifle is made of 85% nationally manufactured components, with the goal being to reach full domestic manufacturing capabilities over the next few years.
Middle East partnerships could ease strain on US weapons production, report says
JINSA report recommends partnerships to ease pressure on the overstretched US industrial base while enhancing regional self-reliance.
One month after Lebanon's decision to disarm Hezbollah, early signs of action are being seen
Lebanon’s army has started addressing Hezbollah violations a month after Beirut pledged to disarm the group, with Israel and the US closely monitoring progress.
What are Tomahawk missiles and why does Ukraine want them?
Supplying Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine could significantly expand its strike capabilities, enabling it to hit targets deep inside Russian territory
Spain blocks American ships carrying weapons for Israel
The two American bases in southern Spain are officially shared by the two allies, but Washington often uses it as a hub for troops, weapons, fuel and supplies bound further east.
Europe emerges from the shadows at Taiwan's largest defense show
The last major European weapons sales to Taiwan were three decades ago.
Neglect of Israel's Bedouin communities could lead to catastrophe, activist warns
Hagai Reznik warns decades of neglect towards Israel’s Bedouin community in the Negev could lead to a catastrophe, citing illegal weapons, crime, and lack of state support as key issues.
Hezbollah disarmamant the final thread Lebanon is afraid to pull - analysis
Beirut has disarmed several Palestinian factions after an agreement with the Palestinian Authority. However, the state seems not yet willing to confront Hezbollah.
Spain steps up pressure on Israel with shipping, aircraft restrictions
Spanish PM Pedro Sanchez to ban Israeli arms transit, boost PA, UNRWA aid, and embargo settlement goods.
