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With tensions skyrocketing in the Middle East as the US military suffered their first casualties over the weekend, the Mirror today offers an explainer into the conflict

Tensions are skyrocketing in the Middle East, with the US engaged in a war of drone strikes since October. The stakes are set to raise after the US military suffered their first casualties over the weekend

US forces are trying to figure out which group was behind the devastating drone attack that injured at least another 34 troops at a military site in Jordan near the Syrian border

Warnings that the West is ''increasingly being seen as the world’s pariah states when it comes to breaking International Law'' are issued as the world awaits Biden's response to the first US casualties in the escalating conflict in the Middle East.

Codenamed Stakeknife, the notorious secret agent was a "tried, trusted, tested" individual says an expert who worked for the Force Research Unit, set up in the 1980s by British Army intelligence

Russell Cook fears he won't be able to complete the challenge without permission to enter Algeria after running 12,000km in 278 days, as MP's urged the African nation to let him in

The US Central Command revealed the Iranian-backed Houthi terrorists fired three anti-ship ballistic missiles from Houthi-controlled areas of Yemen toward the US Navy container ship M/V Maersk Detroit

Four UK Typhoons joined US forces to smash targets in Yemen on Monday night after attacks on shipping in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden continued - Rishi Sunak has not ruled out further strikes

Those advocating military action need to put forward a clear strategy for how this confrontation can be brought to an end. The Middle East requires ceasefires and peace deals – not more wars

Much-loved high street store Woolworths shut its doors for the final time 15 years ago but it fought many dramatic battles to try and survive and there was even loss of life along the way

Roy Rickhuss, General Secretary of the Community Union, says the government and Tata steel have been "cheap" in their approach to saving steelmaking in Wales

Daria Trepova, 26, will not be freed until she is 54 if the lawyers prosecuting her trial get their way, after she knowingly handed an explosive to one of Vladimir Putin's leading propagandists

One of the scariest corners on the planet is home to the Baluch people, who are viewed as traitors and separatists by three separate governments in a region teetering on the brink of war

Sunderland slipped to another defeat under Michael Beale as Hull City earned a crucial away win at the Stadium of Light courtesy of a goal from on-loan Liverpool forward Fabio Carvalho

New York City medical examiner's office identified the man as John Ballantine Niven, a 44-year-old executive at Aon Risk Services, an insurance firm on the 105th floor of tower two of the trade center complex

Cesar Suarez was gunned down in a professional hit in the port city of Guayaquil this afternoon after he left his office to attend a court hearing about the TV hijacking

Police arrested a schoolboy with a kitchen knife in his rucksack, who allegedly intended to use the blade in a vicious attack on one of his teachers who made a joke about pork

Ali Harbi Ali had been referred to the Home Office’s deradicalisation scheme Prevent seven years earlier but fooled officials into believing he was not a danger

The teen who had Osama Bin Laden as his phone screensaver left handwritten notes for his family in case anything happened to him, the court was told

Donald Trump won the Iowa Caucus by a massive 30-point margin, destroying second-place finisher Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and forcing fourth-place vote-getter entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy to drop out of the race

Former President Donald Trump was declared the 47th president by a supporter during a speech in Iowa on Monday, where he took a swipe at his family and praised his sons

James Furlong's dad has told an inquest that he opened a Father's Day card from his son 'with a broken heart' the day after he was killed in the Reading terror attack

Shocking footage of hostages Noa Argamani, Tai Tversky and Yossi Sharabi, has been released by Hamas - the video includes a sinister message which states 'tomorrow we will inform you of their fate'

It is possible the escalation may go up a few more notches before reaching the point of no-return when all sides have to agree to stop or hurtle towards all-out war

UK forces are getting ready for any revenge attacks by Iranian backed militia after four RAF Typhoons based in Cyprus took part in the first blitz by US and UK forces on Yemen on Thursday night