Saudi Arabia and Pakistan have signed a landmark strategic defense agreement, committing both nations to mutual military cooperation. Under the terms of the pact, any attack on one country will be considered an attack on both.
In the aftermath of the 12-day war with Iran and the October 2023 missile attacks, the Israeli military has launched a new initiative to expand the construction of reinforced concrete shelters inside residential homes. This move reflects Tel Aviv’s ongoing anxiety over missile and drone threats from the Axis of Resistance.
Israel’s Defense Ministry has announced preparations for a new phase of conflict with Iran and Yemen, citing the high costs of intercepting ballistic missiles and the need for accelerated military readiness. To that end, it is forming a Supreme Armaments Council to streamline weapons procurement and strategic planning.
Among Islamic countries, Turkey’s current government is unfortunately considered one of the main economic and commercial suppliers to the Zionist regime. Over the past two years, following the military aggression of the Zionist regime against Gaza and the rise of public protests, the Turkish government—under pressure from public opinion—has intensified its so-called anti-Israel stance. However, based on available evidence, these positions appear more symbolic than genuine. Despite loud statements from Turkish and Israeli officials about cutting economic and trade ties, in practice, cooperation between the two countries continues both secretly and openly.
Yemen’s military launched attacks on Israeli targets, striking both Tel Aviv and Ramon Airport using a hypersonic ballistic missile and a suicide drone.
Israeli fighter jets carried out 12 air raids targeting the Hudaydah port, located in western Yemen.
The Israeli army announced that the 162nd and 98th divisions have launched a new ground operation called “Gideon Chariots 2” in Gaza City, and in the coming days, the 36th division will join them.
Israeli regime forces have escalated their military offensive across the Gaza Strip, launching air and artillery strikes on multiple civilian areas since early Tuesday morning.
The Yemeni Armed Forces have issued a statement claiming responsibility for a drone strike involving four suicide UAVs against Israeli regime positions in the southern part of the occupied territories.
Armed forces affiliated with the Southern Transitional Council (STC) have launched a security operation aimed at curbing the influence of al-Qaeda militants in Yemen’s Abyan province. As part of the campaign, the districts of Mudiyah and Ja’ar have been placed under siege.
Abu Muhammad al-Julani, head of the Syrian transitional government, met with Charles Brad Cooper, commander of CENTCOM, in Damascus yesterday. The meeting included U.S. special envoy Thomas Barrack and several Syrian officials.
Yemen’s armed forces launched a hypersonic ballistic missile early Saturday morning targeting strategic sites in Tel Aviv. The missile, identified as the Palestine-2, was reportedly equipped with a cluster warhead designed to inflict widespread damage and psychological disruption.
