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North Korea says it tested a solid-fuel engine for a long-range missile capable of hitting the U.S. mainland, according to a government release. Independent journalists were not allowed to cover the event, and independent verification of the test was not provided.
NATO shot down a ballistic missile launched from Iran that entered Turkish airspace—the second interception in six days—debris landed near Gaziantep with no injuries. Iran denied targeting Turkey, and NATO emphasized its readiness to defend allies.
Turkey said NATO air defenses shot down a second Iranian ballistic missile that entered its airspace, marking the second intercept in a week. Ankara warned Tehran to heed its cautions and did not invoke NATO Article 4; debris landed between a western airbase and an eastern radar base used by the US/NATO, with no casualties reported.
Turkey said NATO air defences destroyed a ballistic missile fired from Iran as it crossed Iraq and Syria into Turkish airspace, marking the first time a NATO member has been drawn into the expanding Middle East conflict. NATO condemned Iran’s targeting of Turkey and pledged solidarity with allies, while debris reportedly fell near a US-hosting area in Hatay. No casualties were reported, and Ankara warned parties to avoid escalation while defending its territory and airspace and consulting with NATO.
Germany is planning a satellite-based missile-detection system to reduce its reliance on the United States for defense and intelligence, signaling a push toward greater strategic autonomy.
Russia has deployed the nuclear-capable Oreshnik missile on 'combat duty' in Belarus, signaling increased military activity in the region amidst other geopolitical tensions.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and US President Trump are set to discuss Iran's renewed missile and nuclear activities following satellite images showing reconstruction at key missile sites, with both leaders warning of decisive action if Iran restores its nuclear program.
Poland confirmed that a Polish missile, likely an AIM-120 AMRAAM fired during an air defense operation against Russian drones, caused damage to a house in Wyryki-Wola, amid ongoing tensions and political disputes over the incident and NATO's response.
A Russian Iskander missile that hit Ukraine's government building contained over 30 foreign-made components, highlighting ongoing Western technology presence in Russian weapons despite sanctions, with Ukraine sharing findings with international partners for further action.
A missile launched from Yemen was intercepted by Israeli air defenses after triggering sirens across Jerusalem and surrounding areas, causing disruptions but no injuries or damage.
Yemen's Houthis are under investigation for possibly using Iranian-style cluster munitions in a missile attack on Israel, with evidence suggesting the missile broke apart midair and claims of responsibility from the Houthis for firing a hypersonic missile that caused property damage near Lod. The incident raises concerns about the use of advanced weaponry and regional tensions.
A missile launched from Yemen toward Israel triggered sirens across multiple regions, including Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, leading to air travel disruptions and successful interception by air defense systems.
The Israeli Air Force intercepted a missile fired from Yemen, leading to sirens and flight delays across central Israel. The Houthis, supporting Gaza, have increased attacks and protests, despite Israel's military responses, highlighting ongoing regional tensions.
Iran's IRGC announced the use of the Sejil missile in its 12th wave of strikes on Israel, marking the first direct confrontation with this missile, which has a range of about 2,000 km and can carry nuclear warheads, indicating a shift in Tehran's military strategy.
Israel's military accused Iran of launching a missile armed with cluster munitions into Israel, marking the first use of such weapons in the current conflict. Evidence suggests the missile contained submunitions, which are controversial and banned by over 100 countries, though not by Iran or Israel. The attack caused no fatalities but resulted in unexploded bomblets scattered across the area, raising concerns about civilian safety. The incident highlights ongoing hostilities between Israel and Iran amid a broader regional conflict.