War
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Nov- 2026 -3 November
Ukraine Says Russia Lost Record 54,400 Troops in October
Russia suffered 54,400 troops killed and severely wounded in October, its heaviest monthly toll since the full-scale invasion began in 2022, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said.
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2 November
US Approves Potential $2.1B Sale of 500 Patriot Interceptors to Ukraine
The US Department of State has approved a potential $2.1-billion sale of Patriot Advanced Capability-3 Missile Segment Enhancement interceptors to Ukraine.
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Oct- 2026 -29 October
US Military Spending on Iran War Surges Past $47 Billion
The US has spent more than $47.1 billion prosecuting the war in Iran, according to fresh Pentagon data provided to Congress by the US Central Command.
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22 October
Ukrainian Ground Drones Take Over Risky Frontline Barrier Work
The Armed Forces of Ukraine is using ground robotic systems to install barriers along the frontline, taking personnel out of hazardous work in exposed areas.
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21 October
Ukrainian Forces Evacuate Wounded Soldier by Aerial Drone for First Time
A Ukrainian defense firm has used an aerial drone to transport a wounded frontline soldier in what it described as a “historic event” for advancing battlefield medical evacuations.
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21 October
Egypt Vows to Protect Saudi Arabia From Iran-Backed Houthis
Egypt has committed to providing Saudi Arabia with all “necessary” defensive support to counter escalating missile and drone attacks from the Yemeni paramilitary group Houthi.
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20 October
UK Plans to Upgrade Donated Weapons for Ukraine With British Tech
The UK plans to retrofit equipment donated to Ukraine by other countries with British military technology.
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19 October
Ukraine’s 2026 Drone Spending Up By 300% Compared to Last Year: Report
Ukraine claims drone spending in 2026 has already increased by over 300 percent compared to the entirety of 2025.
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12 October
Taiwan Military Police to Defend Capital in Wartime Overhaul
Taiwan is increasing its Military Police Command from 5,600 to 11,000 troops, shifting its core mission from traditional policing to combat operations designed to protect the Greater Taipei Area against Chinese “decapitation strikes.”
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9 October
Thailand OKs Emergency Military Funding Amid Raised Border Vigilance
Thailand has approved $104.4 million in emergency defense funding to replenish military equipment, repair combat-damaged gear, and reinforce defenses along the Cambodian border.
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