Robert Tollast

Iran and Israel are widely expected to have another round of clashes this year

Three private security firms are checking the vehicles of displaced Palestinians returning north during the Israel-Hamas ceasefire

Military zone holds significant strategic importance

Converted container ship is shown carrying helicopters and launching attack drones

Iran’s military relies heavily on oil revenues which could be almost wiped out by tougher US sanctions

Troops were unable to reload interceptors fast enough while Hamas invaded

In remote locations on long missions, battery power can be a life-or-death issue

Washington launched covert assassination programme against militants in Syria in 2015

US President is reviving a decades-old dream of a missile shield, but supporting elements would have global coverage

Long-range aerial attack weapon has been compared to the US Reaper

Washington has its sights on curbing a force many say answers only to Iran, but one that is deeply embedded in local economies

The US Navy highlights the soaring cost of intercepting affordable drones, which are becoming easier to produce

Israel’s war on the devastated strip has left a mammoth challenge of reconstruction ahead

Six years ago, Israeli military planners gathered to devise a new and destructive way to fight militants

Some weapons still reaching Hezbollah despite fall of Bashar Al Assad, security official says