In a move that has sparked debate, Israel is reportedly setting up a large camp in southern Gaza, specifically in the Rafah area. This camp, according to a retired Israeli general, could feature advanced surveillance technology, including facial recognition at its entrance. The general, Amir Avivi,
In a move that's raising eyebrows, Israel has been busy clearing land in southern Gaza. The plan? To build a big camp in Rafah, possibly with high-tech surveillance at the gates. This isn't just any camp; it's designed to house Palestinians who might want to leave Gaza for Egypt or stay put. The id
Alex Vindman, a retired Army lieutenant colonel and Iraq War veteran, is stepping into the political arena. He's running for the Florida Senate as a Democrat. This move comes after his significant role in President Donald Trump's first impeachment trial in 2019. Vindman's campaign launch video high
In October, a U. S. military strike targeted a boat in the Caribbean, killing two Trinidadian men. Chad Joseph, 26, and Rishi Samaroo, 41, were on their way home from Venezuela. Their families say they were just workers, not drug smugglers. The U. S. claims the boat was linked to terrorism and drug
In Brussels, NATO's Secretary-General Mark Rutte made a bold statement. He said Europe can't defend itself without the U. S. He believes Europe needs to spend much more on defense to even think about going solo. Rutte was speaking to EU lawmakers. He said Europe and the U. S. need each other. He al
Up north, where the snow never really melts, NATO has set up shop. These aren't your average military bases. They're like high-tech fortresses, ready to handle anything from icy storms to unexpected guests. Let's take a quick look at some of these Arctic outposts and why they matter. First up, ther
China is leading the way in robotics, and it's not just about military tech. The country's robotics industry is booming, with factories adopting robots at an incredible pace. In just one year, China installed 300, 000 robots in factories, far outpacing the rest of the world. Meanwhile, the U. S. onl
Big changes are happening in China's military. Two top generals have been removed from their positions. This is part of a larger effort by President Xi Jinping to clean up the military. The generals, Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli, are accused of serious misconduct. But details about what they did wron
In the vast Indian Ocean, a small island named Diego Garcia is causing a big stir. This island, part of the Chagos Archipelago, is home to a major US military base. The base has been leased by the United States from Britain since the 1970s. The lease is set to continue until at least 2036. Around 2,
China is looking into two high-ranking military leaders, Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli, for possible serious rule-breaking. This news comes from the Ministry of National Defense. Zhang, who is 75, is a key figure in the military and a close associate of President Xi Jinping. He has combat experience,
