Here are the top military news briefs from the past 24 hours:
- North Korea and South Korea Tensions: North Korea appears to have demolished the ‘Reunification Arch’ as part of Kim Jong Un’s pivot away from pursuing ties with South Korea.
- Sweden’s NATO Membership: Turkey’s Parliament approved Sweden’s NATO membership, clearing a significant hurdle for the country’s accession to the alliance.
- U.S. and UK Airstrikes in Yemen: The U.S. and British militaries teamed up again to bomb sites in Yemen used by Iran-backed Houthi rebels.
- U.S. Military and Ukraine Support: The Pentagon is out of funds for Ukraine as it hosts a meeting with 50 allies to discuss support for Kyiv.
- Israel-Palestine Conflict: There was a deadly attack on Israeli troops, resulting in 21 casualties, marking it as the deadliest attack on the military since the Gaza Offensive began.
- NATO’s Upcoming Wargames: NATO is set to start its largest wargames in decades next week, involving around 90,000 personnel.
These briefs cover a range of significant developments and ongoing situations in global military affairs and international relations
