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When $5.5 billion nuclear-powered US aircraft carrier was ‘sunk’ by $850 million Australian diesel submarine after it slipped past its defenses

The Australian submarine HMAS Waller marked a significant achievement, simulating a successful attack on a US carrier group and showcasing the effectiveness of conventional submarines against well-armed fleets. Although there were initial setbacks, Australia intends to maintain the Collins-class submarines until the late 2030s while moving toward nuclear options, underscoring…

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GE Is Buying Consolidated Precision Products in a Nearly $12 Billion Deal. How Investors Should View the Acquisition.

GE Aerospace agreed to buy Consolidated Precision Products for $11.75 billion on Sept. 8, aiming to lock in a longtime supplier of critical engine castings and airfoils.

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Iran 'blew the hell out of Bahrain': US Navy secretary on strikes, aircraft damage

Iranian strikes damaged U.S. Navy headquarters in Bahrain and aircraft in Jordan. Multiple U.S. military aircraft sustained damage from Iranian attacks this week. The U.S. military had already lost over two dozen drones and other aircraft. Iran's attack followed U.S. destruction of five Iranian oil carriers. This escalation raises concerns…

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'They blew the hell out of Bahrain': US official admits Iran damaged US base

The US Navy is assessing what to do with its key base in Bahrain after Iranian strikes caused extensive damage to the facility, with a senior US official acknowledging the scale of the attack, The Hill reported, citing local media.

The Times of India

Iran Seizes US Underwater Drone, Raising Fears Tehran Could Reverse-Engineer Its Technology

Iran's seizure of a US Navy Dive-LD drone in the Strait of Hormuz revives fears of reverse-engineering, even as Washington insists no sensitive tech was lost.

International Business Times UK

In 1981, a Canadian Oberon-class submarine and worth about $80 million slipped past an entire US Navy carrier group and ‘sank’ one of the most capable American aircraft carriers in a NATO war game

An old Canadian Oberon-class diesel-electric submarinereportedly slipped past the defenses of a US Navy carrier strike group in 1981. The submarine carried out a successful simulated torpedo attack on the USSDwight D. Eisenhower, a massive Nimitz-class aircraft carrier. The encounter was only a war-game exercise. The USSDwight D. Eisenhower(CVN-69) was…

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Iran-US war latest: Tehran-backed rebels capture key Red Sea port raising fears of further shipping threat

The capture could give Iran another potential point of leverage in its war with the US

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Iran likely to reverse-engineer captured US underwater drone

Iran has captured a United States military underwater drone, which raises concerns. Tehran may study and reverse engineer the advanced vessel, presenting a setback. The United States military and drone maker Anduril have downplayed the drone's significance. Iranian embassies have mocked the United States for losing the submersible drone. This…

The Economic Times

Trump says Iran war will end ‘immediately after the election’ in November:’They can’t hold out any longer’

According to him, negotiations are off the table now.

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'On Brink of World War Three': Iranian MP Links US-Iran Escalation to Ukraine and Taiwan Crises

Tehran MP Kamran Ghazanfari warns of potential global conflict, linking US-Iran tensions to disputes over Ukraine and Taiwan, and suggests Iran may reconsider its stance on the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.

International Business Times UK

US targets multiple Iranian oil tankers in latest retaliatory strike

American forces have targeted several Iranian oil tankers, an official said on Tuesday under condition of anonymity to address sensitive military operations. It follows further attempted missile strikes against a US Navy vessel. This represents the latest in a series of retaliatory strikes as Washington and Tehran drift back into…

The Independent UK

US redirects 94 vessels as Iran warns of maritime exclusion zone in Gulf

US forces intensified a maritime blockade in the Arabian Sea, boarding and redirecting commercial vessels. Iran's top security official warned of a recalibrated military posture and a Persian Gulf exclusion zone. This action follows Iran's alleged missile tests and threats regarding the Strait of Hormuz. US CENTCOM previously struck Iranian…

The Economic Times

Iran to tackle economic issues, says further attacks will be 'more painful'

In response to severe US sanctions, Iran aims to implement economic reforms alongside bolstering its military capabilities. After a short lull, tit-for-tat military actions have reignited, further heightening regional tensions. The country's economy grapples with hurdles such as oil export restrictions and global financial seclusion. Reports indicate that despite suffering…

The Economic Times

Iran-US war latest: Tehran vows to extend ‘exclusion zone’ near Strait of Hormuz after US strikes on tankers

Centcom denies Iran's claims of successful attack on a US military vessel as a ‘total lie’

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Iran slams US strikes on IRGC Oil Tankers in West Asia, calls it 'war crime'

Iran strongly condemned US strikes on Iranian commercial vessels in the Persian Gulf and Sea of Oman, calling them a violation of the UN Charter and a “war crime”. Tehran warned Washington and its allies of consequences, after CENTCOM said it struck three Iranian crude carriers following alleged Iranian missile…

Fortune

After hitting oil tankers, Iran targets Navy warships and U.S. retaliates with 'higher economic cost' in new escalation that could transform the war

"Attempting to strike U.S. warships enforcing the blockade therefore crosses a different threshold."

France 24

USS Lincoln crew hits the streets of Thailand's Pattaya after nine-month deployment

US sailors and Marines streamed into the Thai resort city of Pattaya Thursday after a record-breaking nine months at sea. Local police said there had so far been no major incidents connected to the 5,000-strong contingent of US service members, though two sailors were sent back to the ship after…

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US Navy admiral says laser weapons can solve missile shortage, ‘directed energy’ is future of navy: ‘Electrical power is becoming combat power’

Are lasers the solution to the Trump administration's missile shortage?

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Thai Police Tighten Prostitution Raids as Pattaya Nightlife Businesses Hope US Sailors Bring Spending Boost

Thai police increase patrols to curb prostitution as 5,000 US sailors and Marines arrive. Local businesses anticipate an economic boost from the influx of military personnel.

The Times of India

After 286 days at sea, USS Abraham Lincoln arrives in Thailand; authorities raid sex workers

The US Navy’s aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln arrived in Thailand on Wednesday after 286 days at sea. The authorities in nearby Pattaya stepped up patrols and raided suspected prostitution venues amid arrival of thousands of American military personnel.

International Business Times UK

Pattaya Launches Prostitution Crackdown Before 5,000 US Sailors Arrive: What We Know

Police have carried out prostitution raids as Pattaya prepares for thousands of US service members.

The Independent UK

Russians, sex tourism and now 5,000 US sailors: What to know about Pattaya as USS Abraham Lincoln finally docks

The Vietnam War launched the resort's sex tourism

The Economic Times

USS Abraham Lincoln arrives in Thailand after record 200-plus days at sea

The USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier arrived in Thailand after a long deployment. Its hull showed rust, and crew morale was reportedly affected by shortages. US officials disputed claims of deteriorating conditions and excessive deployment length. Admiral Brad Cooper inspected the vessel and praised the crew's resilience. Navy representatives stated…

Times Life

Why Pranayama Restores Mental Focus and Concentration Faster Than Any Digital Break

The Problem With Stepping Away From Your ScreenA ten-minute walk to the kitchen, a scroll through Instagram, a cup of chai, these are the digital breaks most people take when their concentration collapses mid-afternoon. None of them work the way people think they do. The reason is physiological. When sustained…

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Thailand police crack down on prostitution before USS Abraham Lincoln docks at Pattaya after 200 days at sea

The USS Abraham Lincoln is set to dock near Pattaya, Thailand, on Wednesday after more than 200 days at sea, bringing nearly 5,000 sailors and Marines ashore for rest. Reuters reported that local businesses expect an economic lift, while police are increasing patrols and conducting raids amid concerns over prostitution,…

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