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UTC archive date: 2026-08-11
Articles
- ‘No such thing as a regional conflict anymore,’ STRATCOM chief says
- Boeing, Northrop unveil low-cost intercept tech
- Hunt For New Mobile Missile Defense Radar Reinforced By Lessons From Iran War
- Trump Administration Says Gulf Oil Flows Recover to 15 Million Barrels a Day
- Four Crew Killed in Red Sea Attack While Missile Strike Reported in Gulf
- Army needs ‘comprehensive missile defeat strategy’ to address air defense challenges
- IEA Numbers Point to a Two-Speed Recovery in Global Fuel Prices
- Ukraine Drone Attack Hits Major Oil Refinery Deep Inside Russia
- Congress Targets Putin’s Oil Lifeline With Tough New Sanctions
- UKMTO Reports Incident Involving Container Ship and Military Forces in Gulf of Oman
- Oil Prices Climb as U.S.-Iran Peace Hopes Fade
- Avenger Surface-To-Air Missile System Protected Trump While Golfing
- Iraq’s Oil Lifeline Reopens — But Can Baghdad Trust Turkey for Even One Year?
- Ukraine Agrees Under U.S. Pressure to Stop Attacks on Caspian Pipeline
- What to expect at America’s largest missile defense expo
- BofA: Hormuz Needs 10 Times More Ships to Stabilize Oil Markets
- Black Sea Grain Exports Squeezed as Danube Hits Record-Low Levels
- Oman Says Massive Oil Spill from Grounded Shadow Fleet Tanker
- Ukraine’s Drone War Is Breaking Russia’s Fuel Grip on Central Asia
- Air Force seeks AI tool to help manage Minuteman III ICBM sustainment
- Houthis Escalate Attacks and Strike Lower Red Sea Ports
- Russian Nuclear Ballistic Missile Submarines Are Now Cocooned In Nets
Videos
- Typhoon Noul to hit Hong Kong and China Tonight | Storm Update
- The Double Chokehold: Houthis Choke the Bab el-Mandeb to Saudi Oil
- Texas Earthquake Update; M5.0 Earthquake Strikes the Panhandle
- The Sun Peppers Earth in Storms and Flares | Solar Storm Forecast 23 July 2026
- [Tuesday] Tropical Storm Bertha Approaching the Central Gulf Coast