Here are the top military news briefs:
- North Korea’s Missile Tests: North Korea reportedly fired cruise missiles in its third such launch this month. Additionally, leader Kim Jong Un supervised tests of cruise missiles designed to be launched from submarines.
- Iraq and U.S. Begin Talks: Formal discussions have commenced between Iraq and the U.S. to end the coalition mission formed to fight the Islamic State group. This could lead to all American troops leaving Iraq.
- B-1B Bombers Moving to Texas: Following a crash, B-1B bombers and 250 airmen are temporarily relocating from South Dakota to Texas.
- Navy Lowers Recruitment Requirements: To meet recruitment goals, the U.S. Navy has again lowered its requirements, allowing individuals without a high school diploma or GED to enlist.
- Pakistan and Iran Security Cooperation: Pakistan and Iran have agreed to collaborate to improve security following tit-for-tat airstrikes.
- U.N. Employees Suspected to be Involved in Hamas Attack: Documents have detailed allegations against 12 U.N. employees accused of participating in a Hamas attack.
- New Marine Corps Amphibious Vehicle: After overcoming initial challenges, a new Marine Corps amphibious vehicle is heading to Okinawa.
These briefs offer insights into the current state of global military activities and geopolitical dynamics, highlighting the ongoing challenges and developments in international military affairs
