Russian Defense Ministry spokesman Maj. Gen. Igor Konashenkov said that Syrian aircraft have conducted an airstrike near the town of Khan Shaykhun in Syria’s Idlib province on the warehouse of terrorists’ ammunition and the mass of military equipment, where chemical weapons' ammunition had also been stored and delivered to Iraq.
Gun sales in America are booming, as March saw the third highest numbers in the National Instant Background Checks system’s history.
The US Air Force’s response plans to counteract a North Korean nuclear attack presuppose a reliable fleet ready to take flight at a moment’s notice – but only seven in 10 USAF aircraft fit that criteria.
Pointing out Europe’s close proximity to Russia, Syria and Iraq, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg has called for an increase in military spending by members of the bloc.
A new study published in the Journal of Pediatrics found that Canadian newborns are the fussiest and most colicky in the world, followed by Dutch, British and Italian babies.
Russian Investigative Committee reported that the place of residence of Akbarzhon Jalilov, the suspected perpetrator of St. Petersburg terrorist attack, has been found, his house has been searched.
The United States and Russia are cooperating in ocean floor mapping through the Arctic Regional Hydrographic Commission.
China is opposing the deployment of the US’ THAAD anti-missile system in South Korea, as Beijing feels it could be used to surveil and disrupt their nuclear program.
White House said that the United States requires Beijing to remove trade barriers.
Senate Democrats said that Mitch McConnell has filed a cloture motion on Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch in a bid to effectively end debate over the candidate’s confirmation and force a vote.
Only days after it was reported that Fox News has renewed host Bill O’Reilly’s contract, at least twelve companies have dropped their ads from his show amid reports of multiple sexual harassment settlement payouts.
Trump signed into law a measure to overturn a US Fish and Wildlife Service rule that took state authority away from Alaska to manage its wildlife for both recreational and subsistence hunting on National Wildlife Refuges.
The 59.6-carat 'Pink Star' diamond was sold for an incredible $71.2 million at an auction in Hong Kong, making it the most valuable gemstone ever sold at any auction.
The failure to get a clearly defined declaration of war against terror groups targeted around the world by US forces is causing confusion and politically undermining President Donald Trump’s military policies, US analysts told Sputnik.
The US military has expanded an air base near the city of Kobani, Syria, to assist in the fight to liberate Raqqa from the Daesh terrorist group.
The Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) fired off another projectile presumed to be a missile as Japanese, Korean and US forces hold military drills in the region.
The International Olympic Committee on Tuesday pledged $600,000 to Peru to help the country recover from floods and landslides, which have gripped the country for almost a month.
A nightclub in the Tunisian resort town of Hammamet received a rude awakening after authorities issued an order for its closure, citing “attacks against religious feelings.”
Fiery disagreements over the South China Sea may soon start to cool down, as Beijing and an association of nearby countries inch closer to a settlement for civil maritime conduct.