Military

Fox News — Latest Jul 31

Pentagon Faces Missile Defense Inventory Shortages Amid Ongoing Conflict with Iran

The Pentagon is facing significant shortages in its missile defense inventory due to ongoing military operations against Iran, with estimates showing a drastic reduction in interceptor numbers. The Center for Strategic and International Studies warns that replenishing these stockpiles could take years, potentially impacting U.S. military capabilities in future conflicts. Discussions are ongoing with defense firms to address these shortages as the current strategy becomes increasingly unsustainable.

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apnews.com Jul 31

Hamas Agrees to Disarmament Deal Amid U.S. Cabinet Meeting at Camp David

Hamas has agreed to begin disarming as part of a deal proposed by U.S. President Donald Trump, which also requires Israel to halt military actions in Gaza. The agreement is contingent on the establishment of a Palestinian state, a condition opposed by the current Israeli government. During a Cabinet meeting at Camp David, Trump discussed various topics, including military technology transfers and ongoing military actions against Iran.

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Washington Examiner Jul 31

F-35 Accident at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar Under Investigation

An F-35 aircraft accident occurred at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar in San Diego on Friday at approximately 10 a.m. The pilot safely ejected and has been recovered. The incident is classified as a Class A mishap, and further details are under investigation.

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Guardian — US Jul 31

Trump expresses uncertainty about providing Patriot missiles to Ukraine

U.S. President Donald Trump expressed uncertainty about providing Patriot missiles to Ukraine, labeling it a significant decision. He also commented on U.S. military strategy regarding Iran, stating that they would face strong actions from the U.S.

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Al Jazeera English Jul 31

Iran conducts strikes in Kuwait following US attacks on Iran

Iran's IRGC has confirmed strikes on targets in Kuwait, which it claims are in retaliation for US military strikes on Iranian locations, including Qeshm Island. This event marks a continuation of rising tensions between Iran and the United States.

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NPR — Top Stories Jul 31

Spain to Deploy Military to Ceuta Following Migrant Influx

Spain is deploying military personnel to Ceuta after a large number of migrants crossed the border from Morocco, leading to the deaths of at least nine individuals. The deployment aims to restore order in the area.

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The Hill Jul 31

Saudi Arabia establishes Red Sea defense coalition to safeguard shipping routes

Saudi Arabia is creating a coalition with nearly 50 countries to defend shipping routes critical for oil exports from Houthi attacks. The initiative was announced following a meeting held by the Saudi Ministry of Defense in Riyadh.

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The Atlantic Jul 30

Zelensky Discusses Winter War Strategy with Trump, Requests Starlink Support

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky met with former President Donald Trump on July 30, 2026, to discuss Ukraine's strategy for the upcoming winter amid ongoing conflict with Russia. Zelensky requested Trump's assistance in securing Elon Musk's approval for the use of Starlink satellite technology for military operations targeting Russian missile launchers. Trump did not commit to the request, leaving the future of the plan uncertain.

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Fox News — Latest Jul 30

Pentagon Responds to Senator Mark Kelly's Allegations of Discrimination in Military Promotions

The Pentagon has denied allegations from Senator Mark Kelly that military promotions are biased against women and Black officers. The department emphasized that promotions are based on merit, with officials asserting that identity does not play a role in decision-making. Kelly's accusations included claims of discriminatory removals of high-ranking officers.

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Washington Examiner Jul 30

Operation Southern Spear costs reach $820 million as U.S. military targets drug smuggling vessels

Operation Southern Spear, aimed at targeting drug smuggling vessels, has cost the U.S. War Department approximately $820 million since its inception nearly a year ago. The operation has involved 66 strikes, resulting in 218 fatalities and four rescues. A recent report indicates a decrease in costs due to operational changes and the withdrawal of U.S. assets from the area.

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The Hill Jul 30

Iran issues warning to the US after retaliatory strikes

Iran has issued a warning to the United States after the US conducted retaliatory strikes against Tehran. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard stated that it would take action against the US and also threatened Gulf nations that are allied with Washington.

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Fox News — Latest Jul 30

U.S. Resumes Airstrikes in Iran Following Missile Attack on Forces

The U.S. resumed airstrikes in Iran in response to an attempted missile attack on American forces. U.S. Central Command confirmed that all missiles were intercepted, and no casualties were reported. Experts suggest that Iran's recent actions reflect a more confident military strategy, complicating ongoing negotiations in the region.

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New York Times — World Jul 30

U.S. Conducts Strikes in Response to Iranian Attacks on U.S. Forces

The U.S. has launched military strikes against Iran in response to attacks on its forces in Jordan. Concurrently, incidents involving an American tanker and another ship occurred in Egypt.

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Fox News — Latest Jul 30

U.S. Army Tests New Weapon-Disrupting System Overseas

The U.S. Army has tested a new electronic warfare system called "Hammer of the Gods" overseas, designed to disrupt navigation signals of enemy precision weapons. The system was tested at sea during the Project Convergence Capstone 6 experiment and aims to enhance operational capabilities while maintaining communications in degraded environments.

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Fox News — Latest Jul 30

Russia conducts ballistic missile attack on Kyiv, prompting shelter warnings

Russia launched a ballistic missile attack on Kyiv early Thursday, leading to multiple explosions and prompting shelter warnings from city officials. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy had previously warned of a potential major assault, emphasizing the need for international support in air defense systems.

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Axios Jul 30

Saudi Defense Minister Discusses Iraq Strikes with U.S. Vice President

Saudi Defense Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman met with U.S. Vice President Vance to discuss the recent joint military strikes on pro-Iranian militias in Iraq. The minister emphasized Saudi Arabia's preference for de-escalation with Iran, despite the necessity of responding to attacks on its infrastructure. He also noted that Saudi Arabia can handle the situation with the Houthis in Yemen independently.

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Axios Jul 30

U.S. Military Conducts Airstrikes in Iran

The U.S. military has begun airstrikes in Iran, marking a resumption of military action following a brief pause for negotiations. The strikes were in retaliation for an Iranian missile attack on a U.S. base in Jordan. President Trump indicated that the U.S. would respond strongly to the Iranian actions.

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PBS NewsHour Jul 29

Renewed Attacks in Iraq and Egypt Follow Brief Pause in Iran Conflict

The conflict involving Iran has resumed after a brief pause, with President Trump threatening further strikes in response to Iranian attacks on a U.S. base in Jordan. New incidents have also been reported in Egypt and Iraq involving U.S.-Saudi military operations.

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independent.co.uk Jul 29

US Central Command Warns Troops About Cellphone Use

Admiral Brad Cooper of U.S. Central Command warned troops about the risks of sharing cellphone videos online, which may aid Iran in targeting U.S. bases. Discussions are underway about possibly requiring some personnel to surrender their phones to improve operational security. The conflict with Iran has led to significant casualties among U.S. troops since it began in February.

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The Hill Jul 29

Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps Launches Missiles at U.S. Forces in Jordan

The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps fired ballistic missiles at U.S. forces in Jordan on July 29, 2026. This incident has raised concerns about the ongoing pause in fighting between the two parties, leading to subsequent airstrikes by U.S. and Saudi forces on Iranian-backed militias in Iraq.

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