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Last of the Legendary Tuskegee Airmen: WWII Hero Harry Stewart Jr. Dies at 100

Harry Stewart Jr., decorated WWII combat pilot and Tuskegee Airman who broke racial barriers in military aviation, has passed away at 100. His distinguished service included 43 combat missions, three aerial victories, and a historic Top Gun competition win, though post-war discrimination prevented his dream of commercial aviation.
Israel Withdraws from Strategic Gaza Corridor as Ceasefire Agreement Progresses

Israeli forces have pulled back from the Netzarim corridor that divided Gaza into north and south, allowing Palestinians to return home amid scenes of destruction. The withdrawal marks progress in the ceasefire deal that has already seen exchanges of hostages and prisoners between Israel and Hamas.
Ukrainian HIMARS Strike Obliterates Russian Brigade Command Post in Donetsk

A precision HIMARS strike has completely destroyed a Russian military headquarters in occupied Selydove, killing the entire command structure of the 35th motorized rifle brigade. The devastating attack marks a significant tactical victory for Ukrainian forces as they defend against Russian advances in eastern Ukraine.
NATO Reports Record 20% Surge in European Defense Spending

NATO's European members and Canada have dramatically increased defense spending by 20% in 2024, reaching $485 billion amid growing security concerns. The boost comes as 23 of 32 alliance members now meet the 2% GDP target, while the US pushes for even higher contributions.
Iran Unveils Revolutionary Drone-Carrier Warship, Expanding Naval Power

Iran's Revolutionary Guard introduces its first drone-carrier warship, the Shahid Bagheri, capable of year-long autonomous operations. The converted commercial vessel features a 180-meter runway for drones and helicopters, marking a significant advancement in Iran's naval capabilities.
Guantanamo Bay Repurposed for Mass Migrant Detention as U.S. Launches Historic Deportation Operation

The White House has initiated unprecedented deportation flights to Guantanamo Bay, preparing the naval base to house up to 30,000 detained migrants. Military personnel are constructing extensive temporary facilities while ICE intensifies enforcement actions across major U.S. cities.
Swiss Army Joins NATO Tank Competition, Testing Skills in Germany

Swiss military forces are participating in an international tank competition in Grafenwöhr, Germany, alongside NATO members and partner nations. The Swiss contingent, equipped with Leopard 2 tanks, is competing in combat and technical disciplines while fostering defense cooperation.
Pentagon Launches First Military Deportation Flight to India with Over 200 Migrants

The U.S. military has initiated its longest-range deportation flight yet, transporting 205 undocumented Indian nationals from San Antonio to Amritsar aboard a C-17 aircraft. This marks an expansion of the Pentagon's role in immigration enforcement, with India agreeing to accept verified citizens being returned.
Senior Pro-Russian Commander Killed in Moscow Bomb Attack

Armen Sarkisyan, a high-ranking separatist leader from eastern Ukraine, was killed in a bomb explosion at a Moscow residential complex. The incident coincided with Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian energy facilities, marking a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict.