Middle East
-
Dec- 2022 -26 December
Albania Orders Three Bayraktar TB2 Combat Drones From Turkey
The Albanian government has inked a deal with Turkish defense firm Baykar to acquire three TB2 combat drones.
Read More » -
26 December
Hezbollah Hands Over Suspected Killer of UN Peacekeeper: Security Source
Lebanon's powerful Hezbollah group has handed over a man suspected of killing an Irish United Nations peacekeeper earlier this month.
Read More » -
23 December
L3Harris to Upgrade F-16 Fighters for Bahrain, Jordan, and Morocco
L3Harris Technologies has secured a $29-million contract with Bahrain, Jordan, and Morocco to upgrade their F-16 fighter jets.
Read More » -
23 December
Romania Orders Seven Watchkeeper X UAS From Elbit
Israeli aerospace firm Elbit Systems will deliver seven Watchkeeper X tactical unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) to Romania.
Read More » -
22 December
Israel Spy Agency Warns of Deeper Iran-Russia Arms Ties
Iran is seeking to expand the supply of advanced weapons to Russia, the head of Israel's Mossad spy agency said.
Read More » -
22 December
Two Iraqi Soldiers Killed in Ambush Blamed on Jihadists
Suspected jihadists in northern Iraq detonated bombs targeting military vehicles, killing two soldiers and wounding three.
Read More » -
21 December
US Says Six IS Jihadists Arrested in Syria Raids
US forces have arrested a "senior official" from the Islamic State group and five other jihadists in raids in eastern Syria over two days.
Read More » -
20 December
Eight Iraq Civilians Killed in Attack Blamed on Jihadists
Suspected jihadists on motorbikes stormed a village north of Baghdad and killed eight Iraqi civilians, officials said.
Read More » -
20 December
Israeli Shelling in Damascus Area: Syrian State Media
Israeli shelling overnight targeted the Damascus area, Syrian media said, adding that air defenses had intercepted some of the missiles.
Read More » -
19 December
Four Iran Security Force Members Killed in Attack: State Media
A 'terrorist' attack killed four members of Iran's security forces in the country's southeast.
Read More »