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Former US Marine Robert Gilman has been released from a Russian prison on humanitarian grounds due to his ailing health and has returned to the United States. His family and advocates are urging further efforts to free other Americans detained in Russia.
Conservationists in Florida have initiated a new 'coastal corridor' project, comprising various ocean-based initiatives designed to preserve and nourish vulnerable marine life, including manatees, coral reefs, and oyster beds.
The US Senate has passed a bill imposing new sanctions on Russia, which includes a provision for 100% tariffs on India and China if they continue to purchase Russian oil. This move comes amid ongoing concerns about Russia's actions in Ukraine and potential threats to NATO allies.
Former US Marine Robert Gilman is reportedly near death in a Russian prison after weeks in a catatonic state, raising serious concerns about his health and detention conditions.
Advocacy groups and the sister of a jailed former US Marine in Russia claim that he may be close to death.
South Korean stock markets experienced a significant surge, with the Kospi index jumping a record 18%, driven by renewed investor optimism in the chip industry. This rally follows a period of decline and signals a potential bottoming out for the market.
US Marines conducted a test off Camp Pendleton, California, on June 16, 2026, launching and controlling FPV drones from a moving helicopter to scout a ship for a special operations boarding team.
US Marines boarded a tanker near the Strait of Hormuz that attempted to break a naval blockade against Iran, as announced by the US Central Command (CENTCOM).
Sea water at Geroskipou’s Blue Flag beaches has been classified as being of excellent quality, according to laboratory testing by the Cyprus Marine Environment Protection Association.
The US Marine Corps has created a new Robotics Integration Group to translate battlefield lessons from drone usage into service-wide training, enhancing their capabilities in drone warfare.
The US Marine Corps is investing $20 million in AI-guided combat vehicles to be used in a mobile and autonomous air defense system, aiming to deploy them deep into battlefields.
Reports continue to surface about American F-35 fighter jets being delivered to customers without crucial radar equipment, with the US Marine Corps recently receiving six F-35B aircraft lacking this key combat capability.
A U.S. Marine went missing from the USS Anchorage during a training exercise off the Southern California coast, with the search efforts now transitioning to a recovery operation.
A top US Marine Corps general has stated that the current air-defense buildup is not progressing fast enough to effectively counter the increasing threats posed by drones, as the Corps shifts its focus to near-peer adversary fights.
Tender documents reveal plans for the U.S. military to establish a permanent, war-ready weapons stockpile in Victoria, Australia. The proposed facility is designed to store weapons beyond the range of Chinese missiles.
An article about a former US Marine is featured in the Tehran Times archive.
South Korean and US Marine Corps chiefs met to discuss strengthening combined operational capabilities and expanding military cooperation and exchanges.
A former US Marine who fought in Ukraine has asserted that a Ukrainian infantry company would be capable of defeating an American military unit. He highlighted the combat experience and tactics of Ukrainian forces.
United States Marines have conducted a rapid response exercise at the US Embassy in Venezuela's capital, Caracas, to practice emergency protocols.
The U.S. Marines are investigating the potential use of helicopters as 'airborne motherships' and flying command posts to deploy and control FPV (First-Person View) drones.
US Marines boarded and subsequently released another Iran-flagged tanker, an action that could be related to maritime security operations in the region.
The 'Sea Trials' exercise at the US Naval Academy in Annapolis, a grueling 14-hour training, transforms recruits into legendary Marines through muddy trenches, instructor shouts, and extreme exhaustion, reminiscent of iconic war films.
US Marine commanders report that their forces are stretched thin and short on time, despite efforts to prepare for punishing future fights. Marines deployed to the Middle East are training their marksmanship skills, highlighting the ongoing challenges in readiness.
The Cyprus Marine and Maritime Institute is organizing 'Faro Walks' this Saturday, inviting the public to cultural coastline walks around the Pervolia Lighthouse at Cape Kiti.
A major fire caused extensive damage and 'total devastation' to a prominent US marine science laboratory in St. Petersburg, Florida. Officials are investigating lightning as the probable cause of the blaze.
The US Marine Corps is preparing for the integration of tens of thousands of new drones into its force, anticipating significant logistical and operational challenges, particularly concerning lithium battery management.
US Marines boarded a commercial ship in the Arabian Sea suspected of attempting to violate the American blockade of Iranian ports, later releasing it after a search.
US Marines boarded a merchant ship in the Arabian Sea that was suspected of being headed to Iran. The vessel, which was carrying containers, was later released by the Marines.
New raid by US Marines on a ship, this time on a container ship sailing in the Arabian Sea. Raid by US Marines on a containership in the Arabian...
The Marine Corps is reportedly speeding up aircraft turnarounds and moving munitions faster to adapt to dispersed, harder-to-target operations in future conflicts.
A U.S. Marine recounted the chaos and bloodshed of the 2021 Kabul airport suicide bombing, which killed 13 U.S. troops and nearly 170 Afghans, as survivors testified at the trial of a man charged in the attack.
The United States seized an Iranian vessel near the Strait of Hormuz, prompting Tehran to vow retaliation and further escalating tensions in the critical waterway. This incident occurred ahead of planned peace talks, which Iran is reportedly considering boycotting due to US demands.
A former US Marine pilot has lost his appeal against extradition from Australia. He faces allegations related to training Chinese pilots.
The US Army is adapting new Red Wolf missiles for AH-1Z Viper helicopters, which could potentially be supplied to Ukraine, with the system currently undergoing testing by the US Marine Corps.
US Marine Daniel Montano was fatally stabbed during a downtown brawl in Wilmington, North Carolina, leading to his death from injuries.
A US Marine was detained after Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officials discovered a live 25 mm explosive round in his checked luggage.
False images have been circulating online, erroneously claiming that Iran captured US marines on Kharg Island, highlighting a disinformation campaign.
Approximately 2,500 US Marines have arrived and are now operating in the Middle East. Iran has issued a warning, stating it will 'set them on fire,' and a macabre image with the phrase 'Welcome to the hunting ground' was posted on Iranian social media regarding US troop deployment.
Multiple explosions rocked eastern and northeastern Tehran as Israeli strikes hit the Iranian capital, coinciding with the arrival of thousands of US Marines in the Middle East. This comes as the Iranian Revolutionary Guard has threatened attacks on Israeli and US university branches and specifically the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier once it is within range, with Iran's parliament speaker accusing the US of secretly planning a ground attack.
The Pentagon is reportedly preparing for week-long ground operations in Iran, with US President Trump yet to fully approve the high-risk plans, as the USS Tripoli arrives in the Middle East with additional Marines, fueling speculation about a potential influx of 17,000 US troops for the ongoing Iran War, with plans for special forces being advanced.
Yemen's Houthi forces have reportedly launched an attack on Israel, marking their entry into the broader 'Iran war,' while US Marines have simultaneously arrived in the region amidst escalating tensions.
A US Marine shares tips on how to create the ultimate sleek and strict bun hairstyles, a look that has become a powerful beauty statement from runways to TikTok.
Gulf News published a retrospective detailing the history of the US Marines, highlighting their involvement in America's most challenging conflicts, including World War II and the Iraq War.
US Republican Congressman Pete Sessions stated that approximately 2,500 US Marines could secure Iran's Harg Island, crucial for oil exports, asserting that this would not constitute a classic ground invasion.
US Marines deploy as Trump weighs seizing Iran’s ‘Crown Jewel’ Kharg Island Gulf News
Donald Trump's nominee for a top diplomatic post, Jeremy Carl, has withdrawn from consideration following growing bipartisan backlash over his past controversial race and Israel comments, marking a setback for Trump despite initial support.
US Marines are training with HIMARS launchers in Norway. US Marine Corps photo Business Insider recently traveled to northern Norway to watch US Marines fire HIMARS launchers. The Marines are…
A US Marine Corps helicopter made an unscheduled landing on a ground in Nago City, Okinawa Prefecture, after a warning display appeared in the aircraft.
A US Marine veteran and Senate candidate was arrested after protesting military action in Iran during a Congressional hearing.
At least 22 people were killed and more than 120 injured as nationwide pro‑Iran protests in Pakistan turned violent, with the deadliest clashes erupting in Karachi where security guards at the U.S. consulate opened fire after demonstrators breached the outer wall. Unrest also spread to Gilgit‑Baltistan, where thousands attacked U.N. offices, leaving 12 dead. Authorities urged calm as tensions escalated following the killing of Ayatollah Khamenei.
The US military has long-standing ties with Scouting, with many bases hosting Scout troops. Gunnery Sgt. Jonathan Wright/US Marine Corps The Pentagon will keep ties with Scouts, as long as the group complies with military directives. Scouts will end DEI initiatives and seem poised to ban transgender youth, per Pentagon requests. The move is part of a larger federal effort to force private groups to follow ideological directives. The Pentagon is pulling back on plans to cut ties with Scoutin...
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has presented a new peace proposal to the United States aimed at ending the war with Russia. Zelensky also warned that Russian President Vladimir Putin plans a large-scale mobilization of hundreds of thousands of troops after the upcoming elections.
A video of a swimmer's dangerous encounter with one of the most venomous marine creatures on a hidden beach, and the resulting injuries, has gone viral.
Beaches in Spain have been closed after hundreds of people were stung by dangerous marine creatures, identified as Portuguese man-o'-war, in a single day.
Former US Marine Robert Gilman, imprisoned in Russia since 2022, is in critical condition following alleged torture, prompting the US to demand his immediate release for medical treatment.
Bob Mosier, son of US Marine combat photographer Robert H. Mosier, is searching for a Korean boy named Kim who lived and worked alongside his father during the Korean War and became a close companion.
Deep-sea mining activities are endangering numerous marine species, including deep-sea snails. Researchers from Senckenberg have collected data that could help improve the protection of these sea creatures in the future.
The United States and Iran have exchanged strikes, with the US targeting bridges and other infrastructure in Iran, and Iranian forces firing missiles and drones at US targets in Gulf States. This escalation has raised fears of a full-blown war and led to increased security and disrupted flights in the Gulf region.
US Marines boarded a commercial vessel in the Gulf of Oman, near the Strait of Hormuz. The action was part of an operation in the region.
John Merrone, 53, a former cargo ship captain, pleaded guilty in Brooklyn federal court to drugging and raping a US Marine cadet, just as his trial was set to begin.
The sea temperature off Faro, Portugal, hit 26.1ºC, marking a new high. This follows two previous marine heat waves, one moderate at 23.3°C and another strong at 24.8°C.
General Kevin Jarrard, commander of a US rescue operation in La Guaira, expressed his desire to remain in the country, according to an interview with 'La Vanguardia'.
A desperate search and recovery mission is underway off the coast of California for a US Marine missing from the USS Anchorage. Authorities are actively investigating the circumstances of his disappearance.
President Trump has nominated former US Marine Lance Schroyer to be the new permanent director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). This marks Trump's first permanent pick for the role, following a period of interim leadership.
A U.S. Marine Corps force reconnaissance unit performed an amphibious landing on Estonia's Saaremaa island as part of BALTOPS 2026, the largest naval exercise in the Baltic Sea.
The White House hosted a UFC event that sparked significant controversy and criticism from various public figures and media outlets. The event drew attention for its unusual setting and comments made by some participants.
A former U.S. Marine has called on American soldiers to refuse orders regarding a potential war with Iran, deeming such a conflict illegal. This statement was reported by the Tehran Times.
American media outlets have lauded Ronald Johnson, a potential ambassador to Bosnia and Herzegovina, citing his nearly three-decade career in the US Marine Corps and his reputation as a security expert.
The US Marine Corps is retiring its AV-8B Sea Harrier Jump Jet, an aircraft known for its Vertical Take-Off and Landing capability, a decade after the Indian navy phased out the same model.
Internal military documents have revealed that a US Marine Corps unit handling nuclear weapons was deployed at the American military's Iwakuni Base in Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan, during the Cold War era.
Reports indicate that US Marines boarded an Iranian oil tanker in a breaking incident. Further details regarding the circumstances and location of the boarding are awaited.
A report details how the JW Marriott hotel in Caracas has become a hub for diplomats, businessmen, and US marines, suggesting it serves as a nerve center for US-led efforts to influence Venezuela's political and economic landscape.
Piraeus Marine Services has announced its return to the Posidonia international shipping exhibition, showcasing its continued presence in the maritime industry.
Greek authorities are investigating the discovery of a mysterious marine drone off the coast of Lefkada, with the Foreign Minister informing the EU Foreign Affairs Council about the incident. The government faces scrutiny over its response and potential security implications.
Investigators have revealed six safety issues that led to the Kaitaki ship being stranded in the Cook Strait, narrowly avoiding what they described as a "very serious marine casualty."
Doctors at The Alfred hospital successfully saved a US marine who suffered a fiery air crash and a subsequent face-eating fungus infection in Australia's Top End.
A group reportedly linked to Iran has leaked the home addresses of over 2,000 US Marines, sharing the identifying information on Telegram as proof of their surveillance capabilities.
The US Marines have awarded Sikorsky and Robinson Unmanned a $15.5 million contract to advance a new program for unmanned cargo helicopters, designed to transport over 1,100 kg of supplies into war zones without risking human lives.
US Marines boarded a commercial ship in the Arabian Sea on Tuesday, suspected of attempting to violate an American blockade of Iranian ports, the US military reported.
The Integrated Air and Missile Defense Demonstration, part of the largest and most complex Balikatan bilateral war games to date, saw US Marines shooting drones and firing a missile.
The Cyprus Marine Club held a well-attended event focused on geopolitical shipping, drawing approximately 130 members and guests.
US Marines reportedly boarded the crude oil tanker 'M/T Tifani', which is said to have links to Iran, in an undisclosed operation.
Photos of meals posted by Marines on the USS Abraham Lincoln have angered families, who are concerned about food shortages and low morale among soldiers in the Middle East after the US postal service suspended package deliveries due to the war with Iran.
US sanctions against Iran's oil industry have intensified tensions, particularly concerning the Strait of Hormuz, a critical shipping lane. Iran has responded with proposals for safe passage and threats against US vessels if control of the strait is challenged.
An editorial reflects on the three-decade-long wait for the return of the US Marines' Futenma base to Okinawa, highlighting the ongoing issues and local sentiments.
US Marine Lance Cpl. Daniel Montano was fatally stabbed during a chaotic street brawl in downtown Wilmington, North Carolina, prompting police to search for a person of interest.
New marine protection regulations in Cyprus, effective since March 20, impose penalties of up to €20,000 and one year in prison for offenses such as feeding dolphins and disturbing turtle nests.
A U.S. Marine corporal has been charged with stealing a missile launcher and ammunition from his base, Camp Pendleton near San Diego, and allegedly reselling them, following earlier accusations of stealing Javelin missile systems and military ammunition between 2022 and 2025.
Israeli airstrikes on two police checkpoints in the Gaza Strip, controlled by Hamas, resulted in the deaths of at least six Palestinians, including one child, according to local health officials.
Iran has claimed responsibility for attacks against major industrial sites in the Gulf, specifically Bahrain and UAE aluminium plants, stating they were retaliation for US-Israeli attacks. A series of explosions were also reported in Tehran as the conflict continues to escalate.
Lieutenant General Leonard F. Anderson IV, Commander of the US Marine Corps Reserve, has issued a letter to reservists, urging them to urgently review their readiness levels. This call comes in the context of ongoing operations related to Iran.
Israel's military has intercepted a missile launched from Yemen, marking the first such interception since the war began, while at least 12 US troops were reportedly injured in an Iranian attack on the Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia.
US Senator Lindsey Graham, a Republican, has called for US Marines to seize Iran's oil hub, Kharg Island, making a World War 2 reference to Iwo Jima in his remarks.
An analysis explores how US Marines could potentially be deployed to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and break the ongoing blockade.
A former US marine, Paul Canton, who has not lived in New Zealand for 50 years and served in the US military, is now facing deportation to a country with which he claims to have no connection.
A US Air Force KC-135 refueling plane crashed in Iraq, killing six servicemembers, including Major Alex Klinner. The incident occurred amid the ongoing US-Iran conflict, with a GoFundMe campaign set up for Klinner's family.
The U.S. Marine Corps is actively searching for a company to develop a new outer garment that can effectively hide personnel from thermal-imaging sensors.
The Cyprus Marine and Maritime Institute's CEO advocates for the European Union to adopt a long-term, targeted institutional framework for coastal resilience, replacing the current approach of short-term project implementation.
A Japanese high court has upheld a seven-year sentence for a 23-year-old US Marine convicted of sexual assault resulting in injury to a woman in Okinawa Prefecture.
The Cypriot government sough to clarify reports that American soldiers could be deployed to the island, saying any assistance would be limited to helping repatriate foreign nationals.
US Marines fired on protesters storming consulate in Karachi: officials Geo News
Cyprus special forces and US Marines have completed a joint training exercise focused on counter-terrorism threats and crowd control, involving members of the US Fleet Antiterrorism Security Team Company Europe (FASTEUR).
Russia has released Robert Gilman, a former US Marine, from prison after years of detention, with reports indicating his release was due to serious health issues. Former President Trump thanked Putin, suggesting discussions between them contributed to Gilman's release.
Aqua Planet plans to release rehabilitated green sea turtles off Jeju Island, following previous marine conservation efforts including the rescue of an Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphin.
Robert Gilman, a former US Marine imprisoned in Russia since 2022, is reportedly in a catatonic state and being tube-fed. His sister and two hostage advocacy groups claim he has been tortured, raising concerns about his life.
In a historic first, U.S. Marines conducted joint drill exercises in South Korea, firing explosive suicide drones less than 20 miles from the Demilitarized Zone.
An F-35 fighter jet crashed near a military base in San Diego, California, with the pilot successfully ejecting from the aircraft. The incident occurred close to the Miramar base, known from the film "Top Gun."
Florida has successfully restored parts of the Gulf of Mexico by deploying over 500,000 tonnes of recycled oyster and clam shells between 2007 and 2024. This initiative has rebuilt oyster reefs, improved water quality, and led to the return of various marine life including fish and dolphins.
US marines board commercial tanker in Gulf of Oman
The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) paid tribute to internationally renowned American marine biologist Dr. Kent Carpenter, acknowledging his decades-long contributions to marine conservation in the Philippines.
An American marine biologist, known for his conservation efforts in the Philippines, was shot dead in his home in Sibulan. Philippine police are actively hunting for suspects in connection with the murder.
A former US Marine has been sentenced to nine years in prison after being found guilty of grooming and sexually abusing a teenager in Wicklow, Ireland.
Intense heatwaves in Western and Central Europe in late June have caused surface water temperatures in the Adriatic and across the Mediterranean to be more than 5°C warmer than the seasonal average, according to Copernicus marine service data.
The Cyprus Marine Club hosted its largest gathering to date, welcoming around 200 members and guests for an evening of industry insight, networking, and reflection within the island's maritime community.
A former US Marine Raider, Nick Jones, provided insights into the operations of MARSOC, the Marine Corps' elite special operations unit, detailing his career from infantry to rigorous Raider training.
A rabbitfish attacked a woman swimming in Varkiza, Greece, biting off a piece of her calf. The incident highlights the presence of potentially dangerous marine life in the area.
A US Marine Corps F/A-18 jet crashed in Washington state, with the pilot sustaining minor injuries. The incident is under investigation.
The U.S. Marine Corps is training with the Estonian Navy as part of BALTOPS, the largest naval exercise in the Baltic Sea, focusing on surveillance and maritime situational awareness.
Authorities in several coastal areas of Spain have issued warnings to tourists due to an increase in stings from the weever fish, a small venomous marine species that hides in the sand.
The Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB) is investigating a vessel collision that occurred on May 20, 2026, at Bonny Anchorage. The incident has been classified as a "Very Serious Marine Casualty" by the Bureau.
The US Marine Corps is experimenting with using helicopters as 'airborne motherships' and flying command posts to deploy and control FPV drones, a strategy aimed at extending the drones' reach and allowing aircraft to operate from greater distances.
Scientists have announced the discovery of more than a thousand new species in the ocean. These new findings include various marine life forms, such as a ghost shark and a glass worm.
HII and MetalCraft Marine have delivered next-generation autonomous unmanned surface vehicle (USV) prototypes to the U.S. Marine Corps.
US Marine commanders are expressing concerns that their forces are stretched thin and lack sufficient time to adequately prepare for demanding future conflicts. The military branch is actively working to ready itself for upcoming challenges.
CENTCOM announced that US Marines conducted a helicopter drop exercise from the USS Tripoli to maintain operational readiness against Iranian activity in the Middle East.
A drunk US Marine fell asleep in the shower at a hotel in Bergen, Norway, in August, causing extensive water damage. The incident resulted in a high repair cost.
The U.S. Marines are preparing to integrate a large number of new drones into their operations, anticipating both strategic advantages and operational challenges.
The US Marine Corps is rapidly establishing new counter-drone teams after stress tests revealed significant vulnerabilities in their defenses against drone threats.
Iran-linked hackers have claimed to have leaked data belonging to over 2,000 US marines, prompting a Pentagon investigation.
US Marines temporarily seized and then released the ship M/V Blue Star III in the Arabian Sea.
The Handala hacktivist group claims to have gained access to the identities of US Marines stationed in the Persian Gulf, raising concerns about data security.
More than 1,100 Afghan refugees, including the family of a US Marine, are in Qatar's Afghan camp and fear a potential relocation to Congo, a decision advocates describe as impossible.
The United States seized an Iranian cargo ship, which Iran claims violates a ceasefire agreement and has led to Tehran refusing new negotiations with Washington. The incident has heightened tensions and put a fragile ceasefire at risk.
The US Marines have acquired a new advanced rifle scope that tracks, thinks, and only fires when a hit is certain, developed as a radical fix to the problem posed by Iranian drones.
A man charged with the fatal stabbing of US Marine Lance Cpl. Daniel Montano in Wilmington, North Carolina, has a criminal record that spans three decades, according to reports.
The US Marine Corps suggests that individuals with experience in dirt biking may outperform gamers as drone pilots, based on observations from training exercises.
Immigrant parents of new US Marines missed their children's promotion ceremony at Parris Island, fearing checks by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) at the base entrance.
Spotted: 3,500 US Marines, sailors under USS Tripoli mini-carrier group now sailing in Indian Ocean: CentCom Gulf News
A US Marine who lost both legs in Afghanistan in 2010 is now leading a 'Geek Squad,' demonstrating resilience and stating that 'nothing is truly ever deleted.'
Iran's parliament speaker, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, has issued strong warnings against a potential US ground invasion, vowing never to accept 'humiliation' as the Pentagon reportedly prepares ground force options and more American marines arrive in the region, even as diplomatic efforts are claimed.
Meta is facing intense scrutiny and public backlash, with reports indicating the company failed to heed warnings about platform harms that led to deaths. This comes as Meta's stock plunged following significant US jury verdicts against tech giants, prompting the UK Prime Minister to address concerns about 'antisocial media' and its societal impact.
Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthi rebels have claimed two attacks against Israel within 24 hours and vowed to continue military operations in the coming days, prompting warnings to shipping in the Red Sea region from Operation ASPIDES.
A new agreement is reportedly on the table that could prevent the Johnson Valley OHV area, home to the King of the Hammers event, from being closed to public use due to proposed U.S. Marine Corps flight restrictions.
Israel has launched attacks on Tehran and Beirut, while the United States has deployed Marines to the Middle East, creating a complex situation as President Trump continues to discuss 'winding down' the conflict.
The US Marines are preparing for special operations in the Persian Gulf, including the potential seizure of Iranian islands, while the Pentagon considers a risky military action within Iran to destroy enriched uranium.
A New Zealand-born US Marines veteran is facing deportation from America after living in the country for 30 years, raising questions about immigration policies.
The United States is offering a reward of up to $10 million for information on high-ranking Iranian officials, including the new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei. This comes as crypto prediction markets speculate on whether Mojtaba Khamenei will be removed from his position before 2026.
Air cargo prices are skyrocketing due to disruptions in key shipping lanes caused by the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. This has forced many carriers to reroute their vessels, leading to longer transit times and increased operational costs, which are then passed on to consumers.
• Police officers tell six-member panel around 300 protesters reached US mission from Numaish without high-ups’ consent • Say personnel of Sindh police deployed outside consulate fired 30 ‘aerial shots’ to stop the mob from entering foreign mission • ToRs of JIT silent about fixing responsibility of killings KARACHI: A Joint Interrogation Team (JIT) probing the facts and circumstances leading to the March 1 violence was informed that “one US marine” stationed at the American mission in Karach...
Footage posted by the anti-war women’s group Code Pink and verified by Reuters shows US Marine veteran Brian McGinnis shouting slogans such as “no one wants to fight for Israel” as he interrupts a Senate Armed Services subcommittee hearing. Shortly before, the US veteran posted a video on social media saying he was at the Senate to demand explanations about the deployment of US troops to the Middle East and to protest against the war in Iran.
US Marines opened fire on protesters during the storming of the US consulate in Karachi last weekend, two American officials confirmed on Monday.
US Marines reportedly opened fire on demonstrators who stormed Pakistan's Karachi consulate following the killing of Iran's Supreme Leader in American-Israeli strikes.
The Corps' top enlisted leader, Sergeant Major Carlos Ruiz, is pushing for an earlier, and more aggressive, hiring process for Marines leaving the service. Ceiba, Puerto Rico, Dec. 12th, 2025. Lance Cpl. Michael Gavin/US Marine Corps Sergeant Major Carlos Ruiz urges early hiring for Marines leaving service. Delayed hiring leaves veterans vulnerable, risking affecting their mental health after the military. Partnerships with agencies like the Secret Service could ensure job transition for Mar...