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Nigeria’s President Bola Ahmed Tinubu said the military had ‘neutralised’ more than 13,000 ‘terrorists’ in the past year, claiming conflict-related deaths have dropped 81% since he took office. However, mass kidnappings by armed groups continue across the country.
A Ministry of National Defense spokesman declared that armed forces will increase their deterrent strength and are ready to deliver a powerful, even destructive, response to any external threat. The statement warns that any provocation or sovereignty infringement will face a resolute reaction. Analysts see this as a clear message of national resolve and a strategic deterrence move.
An Indonesian military court has sentenced four officers for an acid attack on human rights activist Andrie Yunus. The defendants, from the Strategic Intelligence Agency, received prison terms ranging from 18 months to three years. The attack, which left Yunus blind in one eye, has drawn international condemnation.
Quốc hội Bolivia thông qua đạo luật cho phép Tổng thống Rodrigo Paz điều động quân đội dỡ bỏ rào chắn và trấn áp người biểu tình. Luật mới trao quyền sử dụng vũ lực cho quân đội, kèm theo 'suy đoán hợp pháp' nhằm bảo vệ hành động của họ. Động thái này diễn ra trong bối cảnh làn sóng biểu tình lan rộng vì lạm phát, tiền lương thấp và việc bãi bỏ trợ cấp nhiên liệu.
On March 27, Iran's armed forces affirmed they will respond decisively to any violation and warned adversaries of severe consequences for continued hostile actions. The statement highlighted Iran's defense capabilities including missiles and UAVs, and came amid heightened Middle East tensions over Iran's nuclear program.
Iran's military has declared its steadfast commitment to the ideals of the 1979 Islamic Revolution amid growing regional tensions. A spokesman from the General Staff vowed to protect the nation's independence and territorial integrity, while enhancing defense capabilities against external threats.
The military has declared its highest combat readiness against any threats or aggression, reaffirming full preparedness to defend national sovereignty and territorial integrity. Forces are ordered to maintain vigilance and deploy timely responses in a complex regional and global security landscape.
Bolivian troops have been deployed to clear roadblocks after 11 days of protests by supporters of former President Evo Morales. The demonstrations, against the current administration, caused severe traffic disruptions, prompting military intervention. No casualties have been reported during the clearance operation.
Yemeni soldiers in the internationally recognized military earn as little as $38 per month, with salary delays and inflation undermining their effectiveness and discipline. The Defense Ministry blames financial constraints, but soldiers say they are forced to borrow money and some may defect to better-paid irregular forces. The crisis reflects Yemen's wider economic collapse and threatens the military's ability to fight the Houthi insurgency.
