Israeli defence forces scrambled to intercept a record barrage of rockets and missiles fired by Hezbollah amid escalating tensions in the region. The unprecedented attack marks one of the most intense exchanges in recent years, raising fears of a broader military escalation.

Hezbollah Fires Record Barrage of Rockets and Missiles: Israeli Defences Scramble For Safety

The Israeli military has launched a new wave of strikes in Beirut, Lebanon, saying the operations specifically targeted Hezbollah infrastructure and operatives in the southern suburbs of the capital. The attacks follow a surge in hostilities between Israeli forces and Iran‑backed militias, including Hezbollah, after a large rocket barrage on northern Israel. Israeli authorities have expanded their campaign to hit suspected militant command centers and weapon storage facilities, warning that further action will continue if threats persist. The strikes have drawn international concern as civilians flee and regional tensions rise. 

Israel Continues To Pound Beirut: Three Areas Struck 

The Indian Army's White Knight Corps announced the successful conclusion of a 326-day joint operation in J&K's Kishtwar. The operation resulted in the elimination of seven terrorists, including a key operative named Saifullah Eric Njoka.


Indian Army Joint Military Operations Come to an End After 326 Days

#Gravitas As hostile drones grow smaller, smarter, and deadlier, the Indian Army is preparing to hunt them down mid-air. The Ministry of Defence has issued a request for information seeking advanced drone catcher systems.  These are automated interceptor drones equipped with nets designed to trap or destroy hostile unmanned aerial systems.  


Indian Army News: Indian Army Seeks 'Drone Catchers' | Gravitas

South Africa will deploy the army to fight organised crime and lay criminal charges against municipal officials who fail to deliver water to communities, President Cyril Ramaphosa said in an address to parliament on Thursday.


South Africa Announces Plans to Deploy Army to Tackle Gang Violence

Syrian Army Seen in Tabqa After Taking Control of City, State Media Says

Sudan's Armed Forces announced on January 13, 2026, destroying 103 Rapid Support Forces (RSF) vehicles over 72 hours in South Kordofan and Darfur through air and ground strikes. The operations targeted RSF positions, logistics sites, and Nyala Airport, killing hundreds and recapturing wide areas.


Sudan Army Claims 103 RSF Vehicles Destroyed

Britain’s top military commander warns the UK is ill-prepared for modern warfare as the army shrinks below 73,000 troops. Years of budget cuts, dwindling forces, and low ammunition reserves collide with growing global threats, raising serious concerns about national security. This video explains the military’s shortcomings, the risks of reduced readiness, and what steps experts say are necessary to prepare the UK for future conflicts. A deep look at how shrinking defense capabilities could impact Britain’s role on the global stage.

UK Military Warning: Army Shrinks Below 73,000 Troops, Nation Not Ready for Next War 

Indian Army's special force 'Bhairav' conducts drills
The special task force is capable of handling drones.

Indian Army Creates Modern Warfare Force, Moves Beyond Traditional Infantry

Four former senior British Army officers have called on the UK government to impose a full arms embargo on Israel and ban any involvement with Israeli-owned or Israeli-supported military companies.


UK: Former British army officers urge Starmer to impose full arms embargo on Israel

German lawmakers have approved a government plan to boost military recruitment amid rising concerns over Russia. The plan aims to increase armed forces personnel to 260,000 over the next decade, improve pay and training, and introduce mandatory medical checks for young men, while keeping service voluntary. Lawmakers stress conscription is not being reintroduced, though limited compulsory service remains a possibility if needed.

Germany Approves Plan to Attract More Military Recruits, Stops Short of Conscription 

China has introduced sweeping new disciplinary rules for the People’s Liberation Army, intensifying its ongoing military purge. The updated regulations reportedly make absolute loyalty and obedience to President Xi Jinping a core requirement for service, signaling a deeper consolidation of power within China’s armed forces.
In this video, we break down what the new rules mean, why the PLA is undergoing such a dramatic shake-up, and how this affects China’s military strategy and global posture.


Chinese Army's New Rules Demand Absolute Obedience to Xi Jinping

The Indian Army has successfully conducted a combat-configured test of the BrahMos supersonic cruise missile, validating its precision strike capabilities under operational conditions. The test strengthens India’s deterrence posture and expands the Army’s firepower in high-intensity conflict scenarios. Here’s what the latest launch confirms about range, accuracy, and readiness.

Indian Army Carries Out Combat-Configured Test of BrahMos Missile

Pakistan’s historic appointment of Asim Munir as the first Chief of Defence Staff (CDF) has been delayed. His dual role as CDF and COAS is pending official notification in the Gazette. Military and political circles are closely watching the developments, which could have implications for civil-military relations and defence leadership in the country.

Asim Munir's Dual CDF-COAS Role Awaits Gazette 

Britain is facing a military crisis driven by a combination of underfunding, delayed modernization programs, and an inability to fight a modern war, according to recent reports from a UK Parliament Defence Committee and the UK Defence Review. Key issues include a lack of a modern layered air defense system, vulnerabilities to missile and cyber attacks, and a military design that lacks the depth for a long conflict.

UK's Shrinking Army Sparks Security Concerns 

The Israeli army has released video footage showing troops conducting military operations in Gaza’s Rafah region, including the dismantling of militants’ infrastructure near the Yellow Line. The footage highlights ongoing efforts amid heightened conflict dynamics in the area.

Israeli Army Releases Rafah Op's Footage

The United States government has approved a $92.8 million sale of missile and artillery systems to India, aiming to bolster India’s defense capabilities amid regional security challenges. The U.S. arms sale to India, valued at $92.8 million, includes advanced weaponry such as Javelin anti-tank missiles and Excalibur precision-guided artillery rounds. 

US Approves $93 Million Arms Sale to India Including Javelin Missiles 

The Army on Tuesday (October 14, 2025) said two terrorists were killed in an anti-infiltration operation close to the Line of Control (LoC) in north Kashmir’s Kupwara district.


Pakistan-backed terror networks targeted across J&K, police raids focus ground workers, sympathisers

India: Anti-terror crackdown in J&K, Pakistan-backed networks targeted

J&K: Two terrorists killed as army foils infiltration attempt, encounter in Kupwara district 

In an exclusive conversation with WION, a top Indian Army official discusses the force’s ‘Decade of Transformation’ — a bold vision toward self-reliance, indigenous defence technology, and strategic modernization. From developing a homegrown navigation system to integrating cutting-edge tech in operations, the Indian Army is reshaping itself for the future. Watch as we explore how Atmanirbhar Bharat is redefining India’s military readiness and global stature.


Top Indian Army Official Speaks To WION On Self-Reliance, Homegrown Navigation System 

From the Navy SEALs and SAS to India’s MARCOS and Austria’s EKO Cobra, these ten special forces set the standard in elite training and deadly missions. Here are the top ten most feared special forces.


‘Para SF to US Navy SEALs’: Top 10 most feared special forces in the world

#Gravitas The U.S. Army is reportedly developing cutting-edge AI-powered, fire-and-forget missiles that do not rely on GPS to hit their targets. These lightweight weapons are small enough to be mounted on medium-sized drones and are designed to navigate and strike even in GPS-denied environments — such as battlefields with heavy electronic warfare. What does this mean for future combat?

U.S. Army Building AI Missiles That Strike Without GPS

Madagascar has plunged into political chaos as the military takes control of the government following the ousting of the President. This dramatic power shift has sparked unrest across the nation, with global leaders closely monitoring the situation.

Madagascar in Turmoil: President Ousted, Military Takes Control | WORLD DNA 

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