Here are the latest U.S. and global military news briefs:

  1. U.S. Approves $619 Million Arms Sale to Taiwan: The United States has approved a $619 million arms sale to Taiwan, including missiles for F-16 fighter jets, amid increasing tensions with China. This package includes missiles, launchers, and related equipment​​.
  2. Ukraine Military Confirms Retreat: The Ukrainian military has confirmed its retreat from an eastern village, marking a strategic adjustment in the ongoing conflict​​.
  3. Guinea Protests Turn Deadly: In Guinea, protests against the military government have turned deadly, with two individuals reported killed amid clashes with security forces​​.
  4. DoD’s List of “Chinese Military Companies” Updated: The U.S. Department of Defense has updated its list of identified “Chinese Military Companies” operating in the United States, reflecting ongoing concerns over China’s military-industrial complex and its impact on national security​​.

These briefs provide a snapshot of the latest developments in military affairs globally, reflecting ongoing geopolitical tensions, security concerns, and strategic military movements.