US and Ukraine Slash Peace Plan to 19 Points in Geneva Breakthrough
US and Ukraine pare down the peace deal to 19 points in Geneva, removing demands for territorial recognition but clashing over NATO and troop caps.
US and Ukraine pare down the peace deal to 19 points in Geneva, removing demands for territorial recognition but clashing over NATO and troop caps.
The US officially designates the Maduro-led "Cartel of the Suns" as a terrorist organization, unlocking new military options against the Venezuelan regime.
Israel confirms elimination of Hezbollah military chief Haytham Tabatabai in precision Beirut strike, decimating terror group's command structure.
Hezbollah declares a "red line" crossed after Israel assassinates commander Haitham Tabtabai in Beirut. The strike killed 5 and injured 28.
President Joseph Aoun condemns the Israeli strike on Beirut as a rejection of diplomacy, urging decisive international intervention to stop the war.
Israel assassinates Hezbollah "Chief of Staff" Abu Ali Tabtabai in Beirut. Netanyahu approved the strike, and the US was notified beforehand.
Israeli warplanes strike a residential building in Beirut's Haret Hreik, targeting a senior Hezbollah commander. Multiple injuries reported as tensions spike.
Hamas informs US envoys Witkoff and Kushner that the Gaza ceasefire is "over," citing Israeli "Yellow Line" violations, and vows to resume fighting.
AFSOUTH publishes photos of "Bomber Baron" B-52s flying near Venezuela with USS Gerald Ford fighters in a major show of force for Operation Southern Spear.
Zelensky addresses the nation, warning of a choice between "loss of dignity" via the US 28-point peace plan or losing American support.
A Russian oil tanker retreats after a US Navy intercept off Venezuela, signaling a major shift to physically blocking Maduro's fuel lifeline.
The FAA issues an urgent warning for Venezuelan airspace, citing "heightened military activity" and risks to aircraft at all altitudes.
Maduro mobilizes an 8-million-strong "street-by-street" militia defense against US forces, while Trump authorizes CIA ops but remains open to "face-to-face" talks.
The Lebanese Army captures elusive drug lord Noah Zeaiter in a precision ambush on the Baalbek road, ending years of impunity for the country's most wanted fugitive.
Israel prepares an "intense" multi-day offensive, citing Hezbollah's rapid recovery and a lack of faith in the Lebanese Army to disarm the group.






