Military Times

A Baghdad official says the US military has completed its withdrawal from Iraq, marking the end of the American military presence that lasted for over two decades. The announcement is drawing attention to what comes next for Iraq's security situation and US-Iraq relations, with details about the timing and terms of the pullout still emerging.

The Financial Times examines whether the European Union can construct a 'hybrid defence' against Russia, addressing Moscow's use of non-military pressure such as disinformation, cyberattacks, sabotage and election interference. The debate centres on whether EU institutions and member states can coordinate effectively to counter these tactics alongside traditional military deterrence.

British police have arrested five men near a U.K. military base on suspicion of terrorism offences. The arrests, reported by the New York Times with video footage, come amid heightened security concerns around defence installations in Britain. Further details about the men, the base involved or the suspected plot have not yet been made public as investigations continue.

British police have arrested five men near a UK air base that was used by the United States in its military campaign against Iran, on suspicion of preparing a terrorist act. The arrests raise security concerns around British bases supporting U.S. operations, and come at a time of heightened tension over the Iran conflict.

British authorities reportedly foiled a possible terrorist attack near a US military base in the United Kingdom. Details about suspects, timing, and the specific base have not been confirmed, and officials have not released full information. The reported plot is drawing attention given the presence of American personnel and ongoing security concerns in Europe.

President Trump says terror suspects arrested over an alleged plot intended to cause 'big damage' to an air base used by US forces. The claim, reported by Military Times, has drawn attention to security threats facing American military installations abroad, though details about the suspects, the base involved and the scale of the alleged plan remain limited.

Finland and Sweden have jointly scrambled fighter jets against a Russian aircraft for the first time, marking a historic milestone in military cooperation between the two Nordic countries. The joint response reflects their deepening integration into NATO's air defense posture following both countries' recent accession to the alliance and heightened concern over Russian air activity near their airspace.

A powerful U.S. missile system deployed to Japan for joint exercises with the Self-Defense Forces will be stored indefinitely at a key military base in Okinawa Prefecture from mid-October, the Japan Times reports. The open-ended arrangement, rather than withdrawal after training, is likely to fuel debate in Okinawa over the growing U.S. military footprint and tensions with China and North Korea.

President Donald Trump says terror suspects detained in connection with an air base used by US forces intended to cause 'big damage' to the installation. The remarks, reported by Military Times, frame the case as a foiled attack on American military infrastructure. Details about the suspects, their affiliations, and how the plot was uncovered have not been fully disclosed, prompting questions about security at bases hosting US personnel.

Israel's Uvision and Estonia's Lendurai have agreed to integrate their systems for NATO military use. The partnership pairs Uvision, known for loitering munitions, with the Estonian drone technology startup, in a move that strengthens defense cooperation between Israel and a NATO Baltic member amid heightened security concerns in the region.