Year: 2023

Ukraine Says Captured Village of Robotyne on Southern Front

Ukraine announced it recaptured Robotyne on the southern frontline, where its forces are hoping for a breakthrough in their grinding offensive against entrenched Russian positions.

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Israel Strikes Force Closure of Syria Airport: State Media

Israeli air strikes on Aleppo airport in northern Syria caused the grounding of flights, Syrian state news reported, citing a military source.

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Ukraine Says Second Cargo Ship Reaches Safe Waters Despite Russian Warning

Ukraine said a second civilian cargo ship leaving the port of Odesa had reached safe waters despite warnings from Russia that such vessels may be considered military targets.

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Niger Coup Supporters Rally After French Ambassador Ordered Out

Thousands rallied in support of the coup after Niger's new military rulers gave France's ambassador 48 hours to leave the country.

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Houthi Rebels Kill 10 Yemen Soldiers: Military Sources

Iran-backed Houthi rebels killed 10 Yemen army soldiers from a southern separatist faction in a "surprise attack."

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US Military Aircraft Crashes During Drills in Australia: Reports

A US military aircraft crashed during drills in Australia's Northern Territory with around 20 people on board, according to local media.

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Somaliland Vows Revenge After Militia Attack on Army Camp

The president of Somalia's separatist region of Somaliland vowed revenge on a local militia which seized a major base belonging to his army.

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Jihadists Kill 11 Syria Soldiers in Tunnel Attack: Monitor

Jihadists killed at least 11 soldiers in Syria when they detonated explosives in tunnels dug underneath army positions before attacking them.

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East Libya Strongman Launches Assault on Chad Rebels

Libyan troops loyal to eastern strongman Khalifa Haftar launched an airborne assault on a Chadian rebel headquarters in the southern desert.

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Lockheed, Leonardo, 3 Other Firms Vie for Bulgaria’s New Military Radars

Five defense companies are vying to clinch a $221.7-million contract to produce Bulgaria’s new military surveillance radars.

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