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Bahrain’s king commends strategic ties with US during reception for American military commander

  • King Hamad highlights in particular the ongoing development of defense and military cooperation
  • Air-defense authorities in Bahrain have intercepted 194 Iranian missiles and 523 drones since current conflict in region began on Feb. 28
By Arab News ·
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Saudi Arabia honors former CENTCOM commander with King Abdulaziz Medal

By Arab News ·

Jordanian and American commanders review military cooperation

By Arab News ·

Jordanian air force joins US in striking Daesh targets in Syria

By Arab News ·

Qatari prime minister and US military chief discuss defense cooperation

By Arab News ·

Top US military commander visits Gaza, reaffirms no US troops to be deployed there

By AFP ·

Qatari emir, US CENTCOM commander discuss defense

By ARAB NES ·

US, Central Asian defense chiefs join Pakistan for rare regional security talks in Islamabad

By Usama Iqbal Khawaja ·

US conducts strikes against Daesh group: Somali government

By AFP ·

Kuwaiti first deputy prime minister affirms military cooperation with US forces

By Arab News ·

Saudi, US military officials discuss ways to strengthen partnership

By Arab News ·

US military turns to Tinder to issue warning amid rising tension in Middle East

By Arab News ·
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US military destroys 5 Houthi drones amid escalating ship attacks

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