Robert Tollast

Experts suggest Israel has network of informants for high-profile assassinations but the strategy could have limited long-term impact

Investigation by Airwars, an independent conflict monitor, lays bare intensity of bombing campaign

Despite massive engineering challenges, the US has spent decades working on hypersonic missiles that fly five times faster than the speed of sound

Israel's air strike against Hodeidah in Yemen would have posed a significant challenge, at the limit's of their jets' operational range

Sirens sounded in the Red Sea port of Eilat on Sunday morning as a Houthi missile was shot down

In some conflicts, hunger and lack of health care kill more people than bombs and bullets, but data scientists say estimating the actual death toll is complex

Houthi militias have blockaded the Red Sea since November

Experts surprised that highly trained sniper team failed to spot gunman as he climbed onto roof

Since 2013, Israel has been experimenting with turning obsolete armoured vehicles into unmanned guided systems

Sources say that Hassan Nasrallah's former bodyguard Yasser Kranbish was targeted by Israel for his role in smuggling weapons from Syria

Report suggests that 7.9 per cent of Gaza population has died since the war began

The Sahand was stationed in the southern port of Bandar Abbas

Experts fear that infrastructure vital to every day life will be put out of action, affecting millions of civilians

US and Israeli drones have become increasingly vulnerable to attacks from Iran-backed militant groups

Small craft laden with explosives are difficult to spot and intercept