A US KC-135 refueling aircraft crashed in western Iraq during ongoing operations against Iran, killing four of the six crew members aboard, US Central Command said. The cause of the incident remains under investigation.
Greece’s mobilization system outlines who is called, how notifications are issued, and what reservists must do in case of a national emergency.
A look at the warships, fighters and missiles massing at Iran’s doorstep
Greece’s Hellenic Military Academy completed a winter training program with international cadets, including participants from Armenia, Bulgaria, Korea, Lithuania, Norway, Poland, and Romania, featuring survival, combat drills, and joint exercises with special forces and army aviation units
Authorities detained a member of the Greek Armed Forces for transmitting classified military information, citing potential harm to national security
Athens is considering the autonomous underwater systems to boost surveillance and anti-submarine capabilities in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean while reducing risks to naval crews
The Hellenic Navy is set to formally receive its first Belharra-class frigate with a ceremonial arrival near Athens, marking a symbolic milestone for Greece’s naval modernization.
Europe needs a strong bulwark against Russian aggression, but building and maintaining it will be challenging
After all this, it does not take much thought to realize that, after Ukraine and Gaza, a third extremely dangerous front is now opening in Latin America
President Trump announced the seizure of a sanctioned Venezuelan oil tanker, marking the first such U.S. action against the country’s crude exports and raising concerns over global oil supply and escalating diplomatic tensions with Caracas
Fighting has spread across multiple points of the disputed frontier, with both nations evacuating hundreds of thousands as a fragile U.S.-brokered ceasefire risks collapse amid escalating accusations.
The body of the 19-year-old soldier who died during a grenade inspection in Rhodes was flown back to Crete on Thursday, as Greece’s Armed Forces observe three days of mourning and investigators work to determine the cause of the fatal explosion.
The European Commission is set to propose a fast-track border system and shared transport pool to ensure troops and equipment can move across the EU within days—or hours—in an emergency, as part of a wider push to strengthen European defense
Christian lobbying groups, and Biafran activists are working to reposition a decades old independence struggle inside the nerve center of American policymaking
The Ministry of National Defense announces a plan to provide 17,000 fully equipped homes for military personnel and families across Greece, prioritizing remote regions and islands, with phased construction and upgrades extending through 2040
Beijing marks 80 years since WWII’s end with a grand parade, featuring advanced weapons and ICBMs, attended by global leaders including Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un
Beijing will unveil advanced homegrown weaponry during a major military parade marking the 80th anniversary of victory over Japan in World War II, signaling its growing technological edge and strategic ambitions
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One of the largest U.S. Army exercises in Europe, Immediate Response 25, will be held from May 26 to June 9, involving around 12,000 troops from eight countries.
Transgender troops who had previously submitted separation requests before a March court ruling halted implementation of the Trump-era ban will also be immediately removed