Middle East
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Jun- 2022 -9 June
Armed Drone Attack Wounds Three in Iraqi Kurdistan
Three people were wounded after an armed drone struck a road in the suburbs of Iraqi Kurdistan's Erbil, security services said.
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8 June
US Fears Turkey Will Launch New Offensive in Syria
The United States fears Turkey will launch a new offensive in northern Syria that Washington has warned against, a senior American diplomat said.
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7 June
US Service Member ‘Possible Suspect’ in Syria Insider Attack: Report
The US Department of Defense is investigating whether a service member carried out an attack on a US base in Syria two months ago, injuring four servicemen.
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7 June
Syria Intercepts Israeli Missiles: State Media
Syrian air defense intercepted Israeli missiles south of Damascus, with no casualties reported, a military source told Syria's official news agency.
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6 June
India, Israel to Bolster Defense Cooperation
India and Israel have adopted a “vision statement” that seeks to strengthen their defense and security cooperation in the future.
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6 June
Saudi Arabia Concludes Military Drill With Red Sea Countries
Saudi Arabia has concluded a five-day joint military drill with Red Sea coastal countries Djibouti, Jordan, Egypt, Sudan, Yemen, and Somalia.
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3 June
Azerbaijan Military to Adopt Turkish Technologies
The Azerbaijani Armed Forces will adopt cutting-edge technologies developed by Turkish software company HAVELSAN.
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2 June
Russia Urges Turkey Not to Launch Offensive in Syria
Russia hopes Turkey will "refrain" from an offensive in northern Syria after Turkish President Erdogan renewed threats of a campaign targeting Kurdish "terrorists."
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1 June
Turkey Renews Threat of Military Offensive in Syria
Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan renewed threats of a military offensive in northern Syria, which he said would target Kurdish "terrorists."
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May- 2022 -31 May
Erdogan Tells Putin Syria ‘Safe Zone’ Is ‘Imperative’
Erdogan told his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin it was essential to create a "safe zone" inside Syria near the Turkish border.
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