Iran Vows to Lead Gulf Security, as US Sends More Troops
President Rouhani warned that the presence of foreign forces could cause problems for the world's "energy security."
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Iran Warns Any Country that Attacks Will Be 'Main Battlefield'
Major General Hossein Salami said "We will never allow any war to encroach upon Iran's territory."
US Troops Deploying to Saudi Arabia, UAE to Counter Iran
The U.S. will send a few hundred troops and air defense measures to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates to counter Iran...
Air Force IDs Civilian Intelligence Analyst Who Died in Non-Combat Incident in Qatar
An Air Force civilian who died in a non-combat incident in Qatar was identified as a 32-year-old intelligence analyst.
Saudi Arabia Says Iran Missiles, Drones Attacked Oil Sites
Al-Malki made a point not to directly accuse Iran of firing the weapons or launching them from inside of Iranian territory.
Trump: It Looks Like Iran Hit Saudis, No Military Option Yet
President Donald Trump declared Monday it "looks" like Iran was behind the explosive attack on Saudi Arabian oil facilities.
IG Report: US Sent Bomb-Sniffing Dogs to Jordan, Then They Died from Poor Care
At least 12 U.S.-trained explosive detection canines provided to the kingdom died from medical problems an evaluation found.
After Beirut Bombing, These Military Broadcasters Became Rescuers
Deployed for peacekeeping, they also built television and radio stations across the globe. And then the Beirut bombing happen...
TSA: US Service Member Checked Missile Launcher in Luggage at Baltimore Airport
The traveler said he was in the military and coming home from Kuwait, and wanted to keep the weapon as a souvenir.
US Had Light Footprint in Recent UAE-Led Exercise
The U.S. military is not planning to participate in a recent United Arab Emirates-led exercise with Middle East partners.
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