A wide photograph showing the Ali al-Taher ridge in southern Lebanon with a large explosion/fireball or heavy smoke rising from the mountain, ideally from the September 10 operation. Reported by: Cherry Meigh TimbolNews Content Editor [...]
Twenty-five years have passed since America experienced the devastating terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. While our nation was forever changed, countless patriotic Americans answered a call to serve, joining the mission to hunt down those responsible and defend the country they love. In this powerful NEWSMAX special, host Greg Kelly sits down with eight veterans whose lives were profoundly shaped by 9/11. Together with the Wounded Warrior Project, NEWSMAX shares the extraordinary stories of men and women who volunteered for service in the aftermath of the attacks, endured the realities of combat, and returned home facing physical and mental challenges while fighting to reclaim the lives they left behind. From the battlefields of…
Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Ken Wilsbach presented the 2025 Koren Kolligian, Jr. Trophy to Capt. Michael Cloninger during a ceremony at the Pentagon, Sept. 8.
The complex sat below Ali al-Taher ridge, a strategic hilltop that overlooks the region and that has seen intense fighting.
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A TV correspondent for Al-Manar, a Lebanese TV station run by Hezbollah, was seen ducking for cover on Sunday when an Israeli airstrike in Lebanon hit nearby as he prepared to go on the air. Reported [...]
‘Explosives going off a couple feet from our faces’
Vladimir Putin has reportedly backed a proposal to enlist Russians classified as severely disabled, including the blind, deaf, and those missing limbs, into units tasked with shooting down drones over Moscow and front-line towns. The endorsement came at a meeting of Putin's United Russia party, where Kremlin-backed war correspondent Yevgeny Poddubny pitched the idea of […] The post Putin endorses plan to recruit blind, deaf, and severely disabled Russians for drone defense appeared first on American Almanac .
Vladimir Putin has reportedly backed a proposal to enlist Russians classified as severely disabled, including the blind, deaf, and those missing limbs, into units tasked with shooting down drones over Moscow and front-line towns. The endorsement came at a meeting of Putin's United Russia party, where Kremlin-backed war correspondent Yevgeny Poddubny pitched the idea of allowing volunteers with Russia's Category D medical classification to serve in regional drone defense roles. Category D covers individuals who are blind, deaf, living with active tuberculosis, schizophrenia, cancer, HIV, or who have lost limbs. Putin's response, as reported by The Sun , was brief and direct: "Zhen, I support it." The proposal has not been confirmed as…Open
‘Nail in the coffin’