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Niger bus crash kills at least 22, including 17 soldiers

At least 22 people were killed in southern Niger after two buses collided, with soldiers accounting for most of the victims, the country's Transport Ministry said. The crash occurred late Friday, around 50 kilometres from Madaoua, when the two vehicles collided head-on. Seventeen of those killed......

Suicides among Israeli soldiers rise amid growing psychological pressure

The number of suicides among Israeli military personnel has reportedly increased since the beginning of 2026, raising renewed concerns about the psychological impact of prolonged military service and continued conflict. According to a report by the Israeli newspaper Haaretz, two female soldiers reportedly......

Report says 624 US service members have been wounded in the conflict with Iran

The number of US military personnel reported wounded during the American military operation against Iran has risen to 624, according to figures from the US Department of Defense cited by The New York Times. The Pentagon reportedly began publishing casualty figures separately on Sunday, distinguishing......

US defense secretary orders annual testosterone screening for troops over 30

The U.S. Department of Defense has announced a new health initiative requiring annual testosterone screenings for active-duty service members aged 30 and older. The measure, introduced by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, is intended to identify low testosterone levels that could affect the health, readiness,......

Austrian soldiers now allowed to wear buns and ponytails after court ruling

The Austria has revised its military grooming regulations after a constitutional court decision ruled that previous hairstyle restrictions for male soldiers were discriminatory. Under the updated directive issued by the Ministry of Defence, all soldiers are now required only to ensure that their hair......

China secretly trains Russian soldiers for Ukraine war

China secretly trained around 200 Russian military personnel on its territory late last year, with some of those soldiers now deployed in Ukraine, according to intelligence-linked reporting cited in the source material. The training program marks a significant escalation in security cooperation between......

Ukraine says it received bodies of 528 fallen soldiers from Russia

Ukraine has announced that it has received the bodies of 528 soldiers from Russia as part of ongoing wartime repatriation procedures, according to the country’s Coordination Headquarters for the Treatment of Prisoners of War. Authorities stated that the remains, which Russian officials reportedly......

Search for two missing US soldiers in Morocco enters fifth day with 600 personnel deployed

A large-scale search and rescue operation entered its fifth day on Wednesday as more than 600 military personnel from multiple countries continued scouring Morocco's southern Atlantic coastline and open ocean for two American soldiers who went missing near the Cap Draa training area outside Tan-Tan.......

Two U.S. soldiers reported missing during African Lion 2026 exercise in Morocco

Two American soldiers have been reported missing during the multinational military exercise African Lion 2026, according to an announcement by United States Africa Command (AFRICOM). The soldiers were declared missing on Saturday in the Cap Draâ area, a key training zone located near Tan-Tan.......

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