China Urges US Prudence Regarding Taiwan Region Arms Sales
China’s Ministry of National Defense urges the US to honor the one-China principle and exercise prudence regarding security initiatives for the Taiwan region.
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China’s Ministry of National Defense urges the US to honor the one-China principle and exercise prudence regarding security initiatives for the Taiwan region.
China’s defense ministry warns Japan against “neo-militarism” and military expansion, calling for sincere historical atonement to restore trust among Asian nations.
Iran’s military chief Ali Abdollahi briefs Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei on readiness to respond powerfully to potential aggression from the US and Israel.
Mali’s defense minister was killed in a wave of coordinated attacks claimed by an al-Qaeda affiliate and a separatist group, marking a major escalation in the country’s conflict.
Mali’s Defense Minister Sadio Camara was killed during coordinated attacks on military sites, marking a severe escalation in the nation’s ongoing instability.
Venezuelan soldier Ricardo Salazar describes surviving a U.S. military operation, vowing to defend his country despite injuries, amid rising international tensions.
Venezuela’s defense minister asserts national resilience following a reported U.S. military action, urging unity to defend sovereignty as regional tensions rise.
EU leaders debate new defense strategies and fiscal proposals amid strategic divides and uncertain U.S. support.
The Russian Aerospace Forces successfully launched a Soyuz-2.1b rocket carrying a defense-focused spacecraft from Plesetsk Cosmodrome, highlighting Russia’s versatile space and defense capabilities.
Israel receives MK-84 bombs from the U.S. following the lifting of a Biden-era export block, sparking condemnation from Gaza amid a ceasefire.
Israel has received a shipment of heavy MK-84 bombs from the United States after a temporary delivery ban was lifted, marking a significant boost to its defense capabilities.
China’s Ministry of National Defense condemns Australia’s actions in the South China Sea, urging restraint and rejecting claims of unsafe interactions.
Xi Jinping signs new regulations on military equipment research, focusing on quality control, cost management, and safety measures, effective March 1.
The U.S. Department of Defense announces $988 million in long-term military aid to Ukraine, enhancing its capabilities amid the conflict with Russia.
The Russian Defense Ministry reports shooting down two British-made Storm Shadow cruise missiles amid heightened regional tensions.
Foreign hackers breached Hungary’s defense procurement agency IT systems. Officials confirm no sensitive military data was compromised.
China has condemned the U.S. approval of a $1.988 billion arms sale to Taiwan, urging Washington not to cross the “red line” concerning China’s Taiwan region.
Russia’s Ministry of Defense announced the successful launch of three intercontinental ballistic missiles during a strategic nuclear forces exercise, highlighting its operational readiness.
The U.S. has announced a $400 million arms package for Ukraine during Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin’s surprise visit to Kyiv.
The New Orleans Pelicans defeated the Milwaukee Bucks 107-100, showcasing superb defense and frontcourt strength, and bolstering their pursuit of a top-four spot in the Western Conference.