Middle East
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May- 2025 -15 May
Turkey Says to Continue Anti-PKK Operations Until ‘Region Cleared’
Turkey's military will continue acting against PKK militants in regions where they are present until it is "certain" the threat is removed.
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14 May
Saudi Arabia Boosts Local Manufacturing of THAAD Components
Saudi Arabia has produced the first locally made parts for the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense missile launcher.
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14 May
Trump Presses Syria Leader on Israel Relations After Lifting Sanctions
US President Trump asked Syria's new leader to normalize relations with Israel after he offered the lifting of sanctions.
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14 May
Strikes Kill 29 in Gaza as Hostage Release Talks Ongoing
Gaza rescuers said at least 29 people were killed in Israeli strikes on Wednesday as negotiations took place in Qatar for the release of hostages still held in the war-battered territory.
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14 May
Rights Groups Urge Court to Halt UK Fighter Jet Supplies to Israel
Rights groups urged judges to halt UK's supply of fighter jet parts to Israel amid the war in Gaza, accusing the government of breaking international law.
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13 May
UN Says Found 225 Arms Caches Since Israel-Hezbollah Truce
The UN peacekeeping force in Lebanon said that since a ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah, it had uncovered over 225 weapons caches in the south.
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13 May
US Approves $1.4B Weapons Sale to UAE
The US State Department authorized the sale of $1.4 billion worth of military aircraft and equipment to the United Arab Emirates.
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12 May
No Ceasefire or Prisoner Release in Exchange for US-Israeli Hostage: Netanyahu
Israeli PM Netanyahu said that the release of a US-Israeli hostage by Hamas would not lead to a ceasefire or Palestinian prisoners release.
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12 May
Kurdish Militant PKK Says Disbanding, Ending Armed Struggle
The Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) announced its dissolution, saying it was ending its armed struggle against the Turkish state.
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11 May
Israel Says Recognition of Palestinian State Will Force ‘Unilateral Actions’ in Response
Israel's Foreign Minister Gideon Saar said Sunday that unilateral recognition of a Palestinian state would force Israel to take "unilateral actions," following announcements by several countries that they plan to take such a step.
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