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A KC-135 crew refuels a damaged F-16 flying over Afghanistan to save it from crashing.
Kherson residents live in fear under Russian military control, struggling for survival and communication.
Kim Jong-un confirms his uncle Jang was shot, not fed to dogs, amid execution rumors.
South Korea says Kim Yo-jong is now North Korea's second most powerful leader.
Korean women demand accountability from the U.S. military for historical injustices, advocating for increased compensation and addressing broader military conduct issues.
Kremlin spokesperson Dmitri Peshkov acknowledges significant Russian troop losses in Ukraine, while NATO foreign ministers discuss military support for Ukraine.
In April 2003, abandoned Kurdish homes in East Turkey reflect the tragedy of forced evacuations.
Kiev braces for potential Russian onslaught as military advances stall and diplomacy is considered.
Fighters from the Free Russia Legion crossed into Russia's Belgorod region, launching attacks while disguised as police officers, according to Moscow.
Kyiv faces its first attacks in weeks as president Vladimir Silensky reports counter-attacks.
Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky announces a long-range weapon hitting targets 700km away.
Volunteers defend Kyiv against the Russian invasion, fighting for their homeland.
Japan and China initiate a military hotline to improve communication amid rising tensions.
President Levits discusses Ukraine's military needs and Germany's support under Olaf Scholz.
Jack Teixeira, a member of the Massachusetts Air National Guard, leaks classified documents.
Chancellor Masrour Barzani discusses the Coalition's support for the Kurdish Peshmerga forces in the ongoing battle against Isis in Iraq, particularly around Mosul.
Outside the Old Bailey in London, police clashed with protesters as Lee Rigby's killers received whole life sentences amid public outcry and family statements.
Martin Smith captures life in Baghdad amid the chaos of war and the threat of ISIS.
Alistair Bunkall meets the crew of HMS Vigilant, a Trident nuclear submarine in Britain.
Belfast remains divided 20 years after the Good Friday Agreement, with ongoing tensions between Catholics and Protestants.
Lithuania faces growing fears of Russian aggression, especially regarding the Suwalki Gap.
North Korea launches a long-range missile, prompting South Korea to respond with its own barrage.
Yevgeny Prigozhin, head of the Wagner Group, arrives in Belarus as President Alexander Lukashenko confirms his welcome and plans for regional security.
Lukashenko discusses Evgeni Prigozhin's ties to the Kremlin and Wagner's role in Russia.
Mali's military coup leads to a promised political transition and fresh elections.
Ukraine says it downed over 40 Iranian drones in Kyiv as a counter-offensive looms.
A dozen people have been injured in a massive explosion at a Palestinian camp in Tyre, Lebanon.
Boko Haram loses ground in Nigeria as foreign military experts join the fight against them.
Ukraine receives MiG-29 jets from Poland and Slovakia to bolster its defense against Russia.
Mogadishu faces al-Shabaab's threat as the International Community supports Somali forces.
Breaking news reveals the missing KRI Nanggala 402 submarine has been found in three parts.
A child in Gaza asks their mother about the pain of bombardment, reflecting the harsh realities of life in conflict zones and the loss of innocence in war.
Kyiv faces drone strikes on Monday, with Mayor Klitschko reporting casualties and damage.
Dimitri Ivanov is sentenced to prison for spreading fake news about Russia's military.
More than 10 million tons of debris remain in Mosul, hindering the rebuilding efforts of residents who are returning to their damaged homes.
Mothers of missing Russian servicemen seek answers five months after the invasion of Ukraine.
Moscow's reactions to Ukrainian shelling show divided opinions on military actions and morality.
General Min Aung Hlaing's red carpet welcome in Indonesia sparks outrage from activists.
The UN Security Council holds an emergency session on Myanmar's military coup and sanctions.
Myanmar's military made a coup, detaining Aung San Suu Kyi and declaring a state of emergency.
The military seizes control in Myanmar, detaining Aung San Suu Kyi and key officials.
Riot police have opened fire on protesters in Yangon amid ongoing demonstrations in Myanmar.
In Myanmar, Ak travels from Thailand to join anti-coup protests against the military regime, risking serious injury or death in the fight for democracy.
Tensions have risen in Myanmar as tanks are deployed amid ongoing protests against the coup.
Myanmar's military junta blocks internet access as protests against the coup intensify.
US and South Korean forces launch a major exercise amid escalating North Korean threats.
Azerbaijan accuses Armenia of a rocket attack in Ganja amid escalating tensions.
Chancellor Olaf Scholz warns of severe consequences for Russia if it invades Ukraine.
