Myanmar’s Military Urged to Exercise Restraint After Loss of Border Town, Thailand Offers Mediation and Peace Talks

MAE SOT, Thailand – Amid recent turmoil in Myanmar, Thailand’s foreign minister emphasized the importance of peace and dialogue with Myanmar’s military authorities. This comes after the loss of a key border trading town to opposing forces, sparking concerns of potential retaliatory violence. The town of Myawaddy, located near Mae Sot in Thailand, fell to … Read more

Explosion Halts Oil Loading at Ukraine’s Azov Seaport, Military Intelligence Claims

KYIV, Ukraine – An important pipeline used to transport oil products in Ukraine was rocked by an explosion, causing a halt in the loading of tankers at the portside area of the “Azov Seaport.” The Kyiv Post website reported that Ukraine’s Military Intelligence revealed this significant disruption. According to reports, the explosion has led to … Read more

Sabotaged Oil Pipeline in Azov Region Disrupts Russian Military Logistics

In Rostov Oblast, Russia, the disruption of an oil pipeline in the Azov region on April 6, 2024, has caused a significant impact on the local oil supply chain. The incident, reported by the Main Directorate of Intelligence of Ukraine (GUR), resulted in the suspension of oil product transfers from a nearby depot to tankers … Read more

Explosion Rocks Ikeja Military Cantonment in Lagos, Nigerian Army Assures Public Safety

LAGOS, Nigeria – An explosion shook the Ikeja Military Cantonment in Lagos State on Monday, causing concern among residents. The blast took place on a farmland within the cantonment, but fortunately, no casualties were reported at the time. The Nigerian Army addressed the incident, labeling it as a minor event and reassuring the public to … Read more

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu approves plans for military operation in Rafah as over a million seek refuge

Jerusalem, Israel – Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reportedly given the green light to plans for a military operation in Rafah, Gaza, where over a million people have sought refuge amid previous Israeli-ordered evacuations. The proposed operation would involve the evacuation of individuals from Rafah, despite significant destruction caused by Israeli airstrikes in the … Read more

Houthis Launch Attack on Singapore-Flagged Vessel in Gulf of Aden, U.S. Military Confirms No Damage

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates – A recent attack by Yemen’s Houthi rebels in the Gulf of Aden has raised concerns about maritime security in the region. The incident, which targeted a Singapore-flagged vessel, the Propel Fortune, resulted in explosions but fortunately did not cause any damage or injuries, according to the United States military’s Central … Read more

Israel’s Military Claims to Have Killed 10,000 Hamas Fighters in Gaza Conflict, but Concerns Over Civilian Deaths Persist

Tel Aviv, Israel – Authorities in Israel are facing increasing scrutiny over the rising number of civilian casualties amid the conflict with Gaza. Recent reports indicate that over 30,000 Palestinians have been killed, prompting questions about the accuracy of Israel’s claims regarding combatant fatalities. The Israeli military asserts that it has targeted more than 10,000 … Read more

Explosion at Rosneft Oil Depot in Russia’s Belgorod Region Linked to Military Intelligence Attack

Belgorod, Russia – Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov of the Belgorod region in Russia reported a devastating incident on March 5 involving an explosion and subsequent fire at a significant building in the Gubkin district. Reports suggest that the building in question is an oil depot located in the village of Dolgoye, owned by the Russian energy … Read more

Explosion on Russian Railway Bridge Jointly Linked to Ukrainian Agents – Latest Military Attack Success

Kyiv, Ukraine hinted at potential involvement in an explosion on a Russian railway bridge used for transporting ammunition, marking a strategic move in the ongoing conflict with advancing Russian forces. The explosion, which occurred in Russia’s Samara region, around 650 miles from the Ukrainian border, rendered the bridge unusable for the foreseeable future, according to … Read more

Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant Faces Military Threats: IAEA Chief Calls for Restraint

Kiev, Ukraine – The head of the UN atomic watchdog, Rafael Grossi, has called for “maximum military restraint” following a series of powerful explosions near the Russian-controlled Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant in Ukraine this week. This comes amid escalating tensions between Russia and Ukraine, with both sides accusing each other of jeopardizing the safety of the … Read more