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Pakistani military launches operation on Pakistan-Afghanistan border, killing 29 militants

Military OperationsCasualties & LossesOperational

The Pakistan military conducted operations against militants along the Pakistani-Afghan border from the night of 28th to 29th, resulting in the death of 29 militants. In response to recent terrorist attacks, these airstrikes also led to significant civilian casualties in Afghanistan, with at least 36 reported dead and 163 injured. The operations followed an attack on a Pakistani paramilitary headquarters that killed three personnel.

Source: Global TimesMon Jun 29 2026

Pakistan Launches Border Military Operations, Afghanistan Claims Attacks Result in Civilian Casualties

Military OperationsCasualties & LossesOperational

Pakistani security forces conducted military operations on June 28-29, 2023, in Bajaur, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and targeted locations in Afghanistan, killing 29 militants. The operations included ground assaults and airstrikes in Paktia, Paktika, and Kunar provinces. The Afghan government condemned the attacks, reporting civilian casualties, including women and children, and described the actions as aggressive.

Source: Global TimesMon Jun 29 2026

Pakistan claims to have carried out ground strikes near the Afghan border.

Military OperationsTactical

Pakistani security forces conducted a ground strike operation near the Afghanistan border on June 28, killing 29 militants. This operation was a response to a series of recent terrorist attacks in Pakistan.

Source: Global TimesMon Jun 29 2026

Pakistan's Counter-Terrorism Department Claims to Have Killed 6 Terrorists

Military OperationsTactical

The Counter-Terrorism Department of Pakistan killed 6 terrorists in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa on June 24 during a joint operation with police. The terrorists had previously attacked a police checkpoint, resulting in the death of one officer. The operation involved intense gunfire, and some firearms and ammunition were seized on-site. A search for other accomplices is ongoing.

Source: Global TimesWed Jun 24 2026
Pakistan Reveals Details of Iran-US Negotiations, Ballistic Missile Issue "Never on the Table"

Pakistan Reveals Details of Iran-US Negotiations, Ballistic Missile Issue "Never on the Table"

Political-MilitaryMilitary OperationsStrategic

Pakistan's Prime Minister stated that ballistic missile discussions were not part of U.S.-Iran negotiations during a press conference with Iranian President in Islamabad on June 23, 2023. Hezbollah's leader demanded Israel's complete withdrawal from Lebanon, emphasizing the need for a ceasefire. The International Maritime Organization initiated an evacuation plan for over 11,000 seafarers stranded in the Strait of Hormuz due to ongoing conflicts. Iran expressed appreciation for Pakistan's diplomatic efforts in the region.

Source: Global TimesWed Jun 24 2026
Experts Interpret Three Highlights of Liaoning Ship's High-Seas Training

Experts Interpret Three Highlights of Liaoning Ship's High-Seas Training

Military OperationsForce MovementOperational

The People's Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) completed long-range combat training exercises in the West Pacific, returning to Qingdao on June 22, 2023. The exercises involved the Liaoning aircraft carrier and the 075 amphibious assault ship, focusing on joint operations and aerial refueling capabilities. This training was conducted amid provocations from Japanese forces, demonstrating China's enhanced military readiness and operational capabilities.

Source: Global TimesTue Jun 23 2026
India’s three new naval ships boost maritime firepower

India’s three new naval ships boost maritime firepower

Weapons & EquipmentMilitary OperationsOperational

India commissioned three new naval vessels in Kolkata on Sunday, including the advanced stealth frigate 'Dunagiri.' These ships enhance the Indian Navy's capabilities in anti-submarine warfare and maritime surveillance, addressing the increasing submarine deployments in the Indian Ocean region. The vessels are part of India's broader strategy to modernize its naval forces and reduce reliance on foreign defense imports.

Source: Defense NewsTue Jun 23 2026
India Accelerates Naval Expansion, Industry Insiders Warn: Domestic Warships Have Shortcomings, Talent Pool Clearly Insufficient

India Accelerates Naval Expansion, Industry Insiders Warn: Domestic Warships Have Shortcomings, Talent Pool Clearly Insufficient

Military OperationsWeapons & EquipmentOperational

On June 21, 2023, the Indian Navy commissioned three new domestically built vessels in Kolkata, including the Dunagiri stealth frigate, the Sankalp survey vessel, and the Agray anti-submarine warfare vessel. This event marks a significant step in India's efforts to enhance its naval capabilities and self-reliance in defense. The commissioning reflects India's ambition to strengthen its maritime power and address evolving security challenges in the region.

Source: Global TimesMon Jun 22 2026

Agreement reached on the roadmap, concerns raised over "Israeli sabotage," US-Iran talks lasted 18 hours and "made progress"

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Iran and the U.S. reached an agreement in Switzerland after 18 hours of negotiations on the early morning of the 22nd. The agreement addresses the Lebanon conflict and includes a mechanism for further technical discussions. A high-level committee will oversee the negotiation process, although challenges remain, particularly regarding Iran's nuclear program and Israel's military actions in Lebanon.

Source: Global TimesMon Jun 22 2026

US military claims to have struck a "drug trafficking vessel" in the East Pacific, resulting in 3 deaths

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U.S. Southern Command conducted a strike against a drug trafficking vessel in the Eastern Pacific on the 18th, resulting in the deaths of three male individuals identified as drug terrorists. The operation was executed by the Joint Task Force 'Southern Strike'.

Source: Global TimesFri Jun 19 2026
Three officers who overcame desperate odds receive Medals of Honor

Three officers who overcame desperate odds receive Medals of Honor

Military OperationsTactical

President Trump presented the Medal of Honor to three service members for their valor in Vietnam and Afghanistan. Retired Marine Maj. James Capers Jr. saved his team during a 1967 ambush, while retired Army Maj. Nicholas Dockery shielded a soldier from a grenade in 2012. Retired Marine Col. John W. Ripley received the award posthumously for his actions in 1972, where he planted explosives under enemy fire to halt a North Vietnamese offensive.

Source: Task & PurposeThu Jun 18 2026
Three officers who overcame desperate odds to receive Medals of Honor

Three officers who overcame desperate odds to receive Medals of Honor

Military OperationsTactical

President Trump will present the Medal of Honor to three service members on Thursday afternoon for their acts of valor in Vietnam and Afghanistan. Retired Marine Maj. James Capers Jr. saved his team during a 1967 ambush, while retired Army Maj. Nicholas Dockery shielded a soldier from a grenade in 2012. Retired Marine Col. John W. Ripley, awarded posthumously, planted explosives under fire in 1972 to halt a North Vietnamese offensive.

Source: Task & PurposeThu Jun 18 2026
India touts new ballistic missile defense prowess after tests

India touts new ballistic missile defense prowess after tests

Weapons & EquipmentMilitary OperationsOperational

India conducted three successful flight tests of its ballistic missile defense systems in Chandipur, Orissa, on June 10 and 11. The tests demonstrated the country's capability to intercept long-range ballistic missiles and included anti-ship capabilities. The Indian Ministry of Defense stated that these advancements place India among a select group of nations with advanced missile defense capabilities.

Source: Defense NewsTue Jun 16 2026

Pakistan Air Force trainer aircraft crashes, killing 2.

Casualties & LossesOperational

A Pakistan Air Force training aircraft crashed in Mardan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa on June 15, resulting in the deaths of two pilots. The Air Force has formed an investigation committee to ascertain the cause of the accident. President Zardari and Prime Minister Shehbaz expressed their condolences to the families of the deceased.

Source: Global TimesMon Jun 15 2026

Indian Media: Decolonizing Colors, Indian Army Issues New Dress Code

Political-MilitaryMilitary OperationsStrategic

The Indian Army has implemented new dress regulations allowing officers to wear traditional Indian attire, such as the Bandi jacket and Sari, while eliminating colonial elements from their uniforms. This change aims to reinforce national identity and align military dress with contemporary Indian values. The last update to the dress code was eight years ago, and the new regulations reflect a significant shift in military policy.

Source: Global TimesMon Jun 15 2026
JNIM and the Islamic State Gain Ground in Benin — 80% More Cross-Border Attacks

JNIM and the Islamic State Gain Ground in Benin — 80% More Cross-Border Attacks

Military OperationsForce MovementOperational

Jihadist groups JNIM and ISSP have significantly increased their operational presence in northern Benin, with attacks rising by 80% between 2024 and 2025, resulting in over 1,000 deaths. The region is becoming a strategic area for these groups, who are establishing bases and routes for operations. The Sahel Alliance Battalion, consisting of 5,000 troops, is deemed inadequate to counter this escalating threat effectively.

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An Indian Air Force transport plane crashed in Assam.

Casualties & LossesOperational

An Indian Air Force AN-32 transport aircraft crashed during a landing attempt at Jorhat Air Force Base in Assam on the morning of the 13th. There is currently no official information regarding casualties or the extent of damage.

Source: Global TimesSat Jun 13 2026

The first submarine of China-Pakistan cooperation arrives in Karachi.

Weapons & EquipmentMilitary OperationsOperational

The first 'Kirin' class conventional submarine arrived in Karachi, Pakistan, on November 11. This submarine, part of a contract for eight signed with China in 2015, was delivered to the Pakistan Navy on April 30. It is equipped with advanced combat systems and stealth technology, significantly enhancing the operational capabilities of the Pakistan Navy. A welcoming ceremony was held for the submarine's arrival.

Source: Global TimesFri Jun 12 2026

IAI completes Kfir fleet modernization for Sri Lanka Air Force

Weapons & EquipmentMilitary OperationsOperational

Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) completed the modernization of the Sri Lanka Air Force's Kfir fighter aircraft fleet, marked by the successful first flight of the upgraded aircraft. The program included extensive avionics and mission systems upgrades designed to enhance operational capabilities. This modernization reflects IAI's commitment to extending the life of advanced combat aircraft and integrating advanced technologies into legacy platforms.

Source: EDR MagazineFri Jun 12 2026
ILA 2026 – The presence of the P-8A Poseidon underlines the rapid growth of the German Naval Aviation

ILA 2026 – The presence of the P-8A Poseidon underlines the rapid growth of the German Naval Aviation

Military OperationsWeapons & EquipmentOperational

The German Navy is expanding its capabilities with the deployment of P-8A Poseidon aircraft and NH-90 Sea Lion helicopters. On June 11, 2026, the Naval Aviation Wing commander confirmed that all eight P-8A aircraft on order will be delivered by late next year. Recent operations included joint patrols with the UK and exercises in the North Atlantic, enhancing NATO's defense posture.

Source: EDR MagazineThu Jun 11 2026