Threat News

December 20, 2017

Rebels in Yemen Fire Second Ballistic Missile at Saudi Capital

New York Times: BEIRUT, Lebanon — Rebels in Yemen fired a ballistic missile on Tuesday at Riyadh, the capital of

December 19, 2017

Saudi Arabia says it intercepted ballistic missile fired from Yemen

Washington Post: ISTANBUL — Saudi Arabia said Tuesday it intercepted a ballistic missile south of its capital fired by a

December 18, 2017

Mattis says North Korea isn’t capable of striking the US

CNN: Washington (CNN)Secretary of Defense James Mattis said Friday he does not believe that North Korea’s current intercontinental ballistic missiles

December 18, 2017

North Korea threat on agenda when South Korean foreign minister visits Japan

Reuters: SEOUL (Reuters) – South Korea’s foreign minister will visit Japan this week to meet her Japanese counterpart, the foreign

December 15, 2017

Rocket Men: The Team Building North Korea’s Nuclear Missile

The New York Times: When the North Korean leader Kim Jong-un celebrated the launch of a powerful new missile last

December 15, 2017

Russia’s Strategic Missile Force to get twenty Yars missile systems in 2018

TASS: MOSCOW, December 15. /TASS/. Over 20 new Yars intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) systems will enter service with the Russian

December 15, 2017

Çavuşoğlu: S-400 deal may be signed this week

Daily Sabah Diplomacy: oreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu said yesterday that a purchase agreement for the Russian S-400 missile defense system

December 14, 2017

Iran may have passed ballistic missiles to Yemen Houthi rebels, UN says

The Guardian: The UN secretary general, Antonio Guterres, has warned that Iran may be defying a call to halt ballistic

December 14, 2017

Russia, China Aggressively Expanding Nuclear Arsenal

World Net Daily: A sobering new report warns of growing nuclear threats to U.S. national security posed by the deterioration

December 13, 2017

Russia and China Send Message to US, North Korea with Military Drills

The Epoch Times: As tensions mount on the Korean Peninsula, North Korea’s two major backers—Russia and China—have kicked off a