Clashes Break Out along Azerbaijan’s Border with Armenia

“There are losses among the personnel of the armed forces of Armenia involved in the sabotage operations.”

Violent Clashes as Russia Aims to Evict Iran from Syria

To date, more than 160 have been killed in battles between pro-Russian and pro-Iranian Syrian army units in the Hama area alone.

Aramco Recovering Quickly from Drone Attacks, Saudis Join Gulf Maritime Coalition

Saudi Arabia has vowed to "confront and deal with this terrorist aggression."

Iran Ups the Ante, Seizing British Container with Crew of 23

British Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt warned that Iran is choosing a "dangerous path" of "illegal and destabilizing" behavior.

Russians: US Bombing of ISIS’ Raqqa Reminiscent of 1945 Dresden Firebombing

The Russians accuse Washington, Paris and Berlin that their announcement of investing millions of dollars in the restoration of Raqqa is, in reality, an attempt "to hide evidence of the barbarian bombing."

Russia, Iran, Turkey, Meet in Black Sea Resort to Decide Syria’s Fate

Resolution 2254 was invoked by Iran, Russia, and Turkey as the legal basis for their takeover of the political process in Syria, backed by their enhanced military operations against rebel groups.

Trump’s New Top Diplomat Is Pro-Israel and Anti-Iran – But Can He Stand Up...

In 2016 Russia and Iran signed Memoranda of understanding on dozens of industrial projects, to the tune of an estimated $40 billion. Most of those projects are still in drawers, but there's enough potential wealth in those drawers to make Russia and Iran inseparable.

Russians: Ukraine on Retaliatory Warpath

Kiev was under a large-scale Russian bombardment on New Year’s Eve.

Report: Iran Will Manufacture Attack Drones on Russian Soil

The deal was finalized in early November, and production will begin within months.

Ukrainian Mayor Sets Bounties for Killing Russian Soldiers

On February, 25 during the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the city saw its first battle since WW2.

Israeli Embassy Not Evacuating Staff or Nationals from Ukraine as US-Russian Tensions Mount

President Vladimir Putin's aggressive behavior alongside his country's border with Ukraine is borne by his refusal to tolerate his neighbor's joining NATO.

Israeli Defense Companies Prepare for Boost in Sales

Report: Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has increased the demand for advanced technology weapons, particularly combat drones, loitering munitions and missile-defense systems.

Pentagon Mulling Additional 10,000 troops in Middle East

Acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan stressed that “our biggest focus at this point is to prevent Iranian miscalculation.”

Zelenskyy’s Adviser Podolyak: Putin Lost Control over Secret Service, Coup Brewing in Russia

Podolyak warned that a “criminal revolution” may take place in Russia, as control may ultimately be passed to the underworld.

Russians Offer a Tuneup of Iran’s Fordow Nuclear Facility

Russian Ambassador to Iran said a visiting delegation is discussing "certain practical aspects of the project to reconfigure the Fordow reactor."

Lebanese PM Resigns, Flees to Saudi Arabia, Cites Iran’s Grip on his Country, Fear...

“Iran is driven by deep hatred for the Arab nation. Unfortunately, it has found some of our sons who are putting their hands in its and trying to seize Lebanon from its Arab surroundings."

Report: North Korea’s Huge Stockpile of Deadly Chemical Weapons Was Shared With Syria

“We know that the jihadis have a lot of money . . . Would Kim Jong-un sell deadly VX for $40 million a kilogram? I think absolutely they would.”

Israel Wants to Be the Mediator Between Ukraine and Russia; Bennett-Putin Speak Directly

President Zelensky rejected the offer of talks in Belarus, since Belarus is complicit in the Russian invasion of his country.

Israel to Support UN Resolution Condemning Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine

Israel has established an inter-ministry team that will examine the effects and consequences of the sanctions on Russia on the Israeli economy and policy.

UAE Hits Yemen Launch Site in Response to Houthi Missile Attack

Debris fell in several locations in Abu Dhabi, causing no casualties, after UAE air defense systems downed two ballistic missiles, according to the United Arab Emirates Defense Ministry.

‘Small Wars Journal’ Tacitly Recommends Assassinations to Salvage Mid East Fiasco

In the end, the authors say, the US must make up it mind whether it wants to stay in the Middle East and block hostile players such as Iran from tipping the balance against Western interests.

Netanyahu: Iran Knows Israel Won’t Let It Stay in Syria, as Do Moscow and...

"I have clarified to our friends in Washington and our friends in Moscow that we will operate in Syria, including southern Syria, in accordance with our understanding and in accordance with our security needs."

As Russian Peacekeepers Leave for Ukraine, Armenia and Azerbaijan Resume Border Clashes

Since the war in Ukraine began, Russia has not been paying attention to events in Karabakh, which encourages flare-ups.
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While You Were Away: US, UK, France, Bombed 3 Syrian Chemical Sites

Incoming US National Security Adviser John Bolton coordinated over the phone with Israeli National Security Advisor Meir Ben Shabbat prior to the attack.

Russians Don’t Believe Putin’s Promise to Enlist ‘Only 300,000 Veterans’ and Flee En Masse

There are no tickets left on El Al’s daily Moscow-Tel Aviv flight until the end of October, and the price is $2,000 one way.
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Russian High-Precision Weapons Kill 30 Rebels in Retaliation for Downed Jet

A missile from a man-portable air-defense system (MANPADS) was launched Saturday to bring down a Russian Sukhoi Su-25 fighter jet.

150 Dead, 1,000 Injured in Assad Chemical Attack, Russians Preparing Propaganda Pushback

Russia appears to be preparing for a propaganda pushback, blaming the attack on Syrian rebel groups.

Relatives of Lithuanians Killed in 1991 Soviet Crackdown Sue Gorbachev over War Crimes

So far, the Putin administration has refused Lithuania's request to question Gorbachev regarding his role in the events of January 13, 1991.

Russian Official Warns Iran Not to Use ‘De-escalation Zones’ for Military Expansion

"The zones are necessary from the point of view of ending warfare, but at the same time it is impermissible to see the de-escalation zones turning into zones of influence of foreign states."

Putin, Assad, in Sochi: War Almost Over

Putin will meet with the presidents of Turkey and Iran on Wednesday this week.

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