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The trial of five activists in Germany has commenced, accused of storming a branch of the Israeli arms company 'Elbit Systems' in Ulm. Their lawyers argue they were attempting to obstruct genocide in Gaza.
Senator Marco Rubio has announced his approval of a new arms package worth <strong>$25.8 billion</strong> aimed at supporting Middle Eastern countries, a move intended to enhance regional security amidst rising tensions in the area.
The Lebanese government has confirmed its commitment to restricting arms to the state, emphasizing the importance of this decision in enhancing security and stability in the country amidst ongoing political and security tensions.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico reiterated that Slovakia will not provide any military loans to Ukraine, emphasizing the country's refusal to support free arms supplies. This statement comes as tensions escalate in the region due to the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia.
The United States has informed its European allies, including the UK, Poland, Lithuania, and Estonia, about potential long delays in American arms deliveries. This warning comes amid dwindling stockpiles due to ongoing conflicts, particularly the war with Iran.
The Iraqi National Security Council affirmed the country's right to defend itself and recommended that arms be restricted to state control. This decision aims to enhance internal security and combat illegal armed groups.
Belgium has announced a commitment of <strong>100 million euros</strong> to purchase weapons from the United States to support Ukraine. This decision is part of the <strong>PURL</strong> mechanism aimed at enhancing Kyiv's military capabilities with funding from NATO member countries.
U.S. President Donald Trump announced a 50% tariff on any country supplying arms to Iran, reflecting a significant escalation in U.S. policy towards Tehran. This decision follows a ceasefire agreement reached just a day earlier.
On Tuesday, Israel announced the cessation of all arms imports from France after Paris refused to allow Israeli military aircraft to fly over its territory. This decision reflects escalating tensions between the two nations amid current geopolitical circumstances.
Israel has announced a halt to all arms purchases from France following the closure of French airspace to Israeli aircraft. This decision comes at a sensitive time as regional tensions escalate.
Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, the Speaker of the Iranian Parliament, announced that approximately <strong>7 million Iranians</strong> are ready to take up arms to defend their country. This declaration comes amid rising tensions in Iran, emphasizing the importance of unity against external threats.
U.S. President Donald Trump has warned European allies that he will stop arms supplies to Ukraine unless they make efforts to open the Strait of Hormuz. These statements come at a sensitive time for international relations.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to stop arms supplies to Ukraine, aiming to pressure European allies to join a coalition to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. These remarks come at a sensitive time marked by increasing tensions in the region.
Israeli media reports that Israel has decided to stop buying arms from France, raising questions about the reasons behind this decision. This development comes at a sensitive time for international relations.
U.S. Senator <strong>Marco Rubio</strong> stated that Iran could enjoy a bright future if it renounces its nuclear ambitions and arms programs. His remarks were made during a press conference emphasizing the need for positive steps towards peace.
During the 'Save Lebanon' conference, Lebanese Forces leader Samir Geagea urged for arms to be restricted to the state and for accountability of those responsible for the current dire situation in Lebanon, emphasizing that Lebanon is not Iran.
European concerns are rising over a potential decline in US support for Ukraine as Washington focuses on the Middle East conflict. Warnings about possible cuts in military supplies to Ukraine are raising new fears.
Concerns have erupted among residents of Osnabrück regarding Volkswagen's reported plans to produce weapons for Israel at its local factory. Many view this move as a threat to the city's identity as a 'City of Peace.'
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro appeared in a New York court for the second time, as the judge refused to dismiss the case despite his inability to pay legal fees due to U.S. sanctions.
Recent statements by Lebanese President Joseph Aoun and Hezbollah Secretary-General Naeem Qassem reveal a stark contrast in their approaches to arms, negotiations, and war, highlighting the deep political divide in Lebanon.
The Lebanese military court has issued arrest warrants for two Hezbollah members after their interrogation regarding the possession and transfer of missiles and military weapons, marking a shift in judicial handling of the party's security files.