Middle East
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Sep- 2022 -26 September
US, Israel Complete Unmanned and AI Exercise in Red Sea
US and Israeli naval forces have completed an exercise in the Red Sea to enhance maritime awareness through unmanned systems and artificial intelligence.
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26 September
Ukraine’s Odessa Again Attacked by Iranian Drones
Ukraine said Odessa was attacked by Iranian-made drones, two days after a Russian attack with such a weapon killed two civilians.
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22 September
Iran Unveils New Medium-Range Ballistic Missile: State TV
Iran has unveiled a new medium-range ballistic missile during a military parade commemorating the Iran-Iraq war, state television said.
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22 September
Iran Test Fires First Multiple Launch Missile System
Iran test-fired a domestically-produced Fath 360 surface-to-surface missile during a military drill this month.
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22 September
Israeli Navy Tests New Anti-Ship Missile
The Israeli Navy has completed a "complex trial" of its latest generation anti-ship missile Gabriel V.
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19 September
Five Syrian Soldiers Killed in Israeli Strike on Damascus: State Media
An Israeli airstrike near Damascus airport killed five Syria soldiers on Saturday, Syrian state media said.
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19 September
Turkey Strikes Syria Regime Outpost, Kills 3: Monitor
Turkish raids in northern Syria on Sunday struck outposts operated by the Syrian army and Kurdish-led forces, killing three.
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16 September
Israel Navy Receives Leonardo’s Super Rapid Naval Gun for Sa’ar Corvettes
The Israeli Navy has received the 76/62 Super Rapid Multi-Feeding naval gun for two Sa’ar 6-class corvettes at Haifa Naval base.
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16 September
Embraer Taps OGMA to Support Its A-29 Super Tucanos
Embraer has selected its subsidiary OGMA to deliver support and maintenance for the A-29 Super Tucano light attack aircraft.
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15 September
Washington to Send $756 Million in Additional Aid to Syria
The US announced it was sending $756 million in new humanitarian aid to Syria, where need remains "dire" after more than a decade of war.
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