Security-Defense

The spokesman for the Yemeni Armed Forces says the country’s naval troops, backed by allied fighters from Popular Committees, have managed to seize a United Arab Emirates-flagged cargo vessel as it was engaged in “hostile acts”.

On December 30, 2021, the Israeli Defense Ministry said it would buy 12 Lockheed Martin-Sikorsky CH-53K King Stallion helicopters and two Boeing KC-46 refueling planes.

Zionist regime has signed a deal with the United States to buy 12 Lockheed Martin-Sikorsky CH-53K helicopters and two Boeing KC-46 refuelling planes, the Israeli War Ministry announced.  

The Israeli Knesset (parliament) approved on Monday the allocation of 1.5 billion shekels ($480 million) additional funding for the Ministry of War, local media outlets reported.

The drill started focusing on ground forces and will be continued on different sectors.

Factions say military training aims to exchange expertise, enhance combat preparedness.

In stern warning to Zionist regime, the commander of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps says IRGC will cut off Zionists hands in case of blunder.

The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) has simultaneously launched 16 ballistic missiles of different classes during massive joint military exercises in Iran’s southern areas, saying the drills carried a stark warning to Israel.

New forensic analysis has revealed that operatives of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) installed the Israeli Pegasus spyware on the mobile phone of the wife of murdered Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi just months before his torture killing.

Three Israeli weapons manufacturers have been indicted for selling arms to China without a permit in what is the latest example of the rogue behaviour of Israeli companies in the defence and security industry. The three were found to have exported cruise missiles to Beijing.

A UN-backed human rights expert tasked with investigating war crimes committed in Yemen has had his mobile phone hacked by spyware made by Israeli firm NSO Group, a new forensic analysis has revealed, according to a report today by the Guardian.

A hacker group called Sharp Boys announced that it had hacked two Israeli hiking websites on Saturday, leaking the information of 200 users and offering the information of around three million people for sale.