US refueling plane goes down in west Iraq after collision with second plane, rescue efforts ongoing
CENTCOM assured that the incident occured in friendly airspace, and was not due to hostile or friendly fire.
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FBI warns Iran may launch drone attacks on US West Coast in response to war - report
Iranian attack in Kuwait more severe than initially reported, sources say - report
More than 30 American military members were hospitalized following the attack, 20 of whom with “urgent” injuries.
US estimates Iran war cost at over $11 billion in six days, source says
That figure, from a closed-door briefing for senators on Tuesday, did not include the entire cost of the war, but was provided to lawmakers as they have clamored for more information on the conflict.
Portugal warns foreign state-backed hackers targeting officials' and military messaging accounts
According to the Portuguese national intelligence service (SIS), the hacker group targeted WhatsApp and Signal accounts of government officials, diplomats, and military personnel.
FBI warned California that Iran could launch drones at the West Coast, ABC News reports
The Federal Bureau of Investigation reportedly issued an alert on Wednesday about a potential Iranian drone attack on the West Coast, according to ABC News.
Trump says he's 'not worried' about an Iranian attack on US soil
US President Donald Trump said that he was not worried about the possibility of Iranian-backed attacks on US soil during a briefing with reporters at the White House.
UK prosecutors lose appeal to reinstate terrorism charge against Kneecap rapper
Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh, whose stage name is Mo Chara, was accused of having waved the flag of the banned militant group Hezbollah during a November 2024 gig.
Spain withdraws ambassador from Israel, furthering rift between Madrid and Jerusalem
The decree to dismiss Ana María Salomón Pérez from her position as Ambassador of Spain to the State of Israel was made by the Council of Ministers on Tuesday.
UK parliament backs bill ending hereditary peers in House of Lords
The House of Lords passed the Hereditary Peers Bill on Tuesday evening, fulfilling a reform launched more than 25 years ago.
Trump criticizes Starmer as US B-52 bombers touch down in UK
The bombers landed at RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire on Monday, following the arrival of other long-range bombers at the base over the weekend, including three B-1 Lancer aircraft.
Over 140 US troops wounded in Iran war, eight severely injured, Pentagon says
“The vast majority of these injuries have been minor, and 108 service members have already returned to duty,” Parnell said in an emailed statement.
