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China Expands Surveillance Capabilities Near US Base in Djibouti

CSB News USA · 11:11 AM

China has expanded its military surveillance and intelligence-gathering capabilities at its base in Djibouti, just miles from a key U.S. military installation, raising concerns among U.S. defense experts about Beijing’s ability to monitor military activity in the Red Sea region

China has expanded its military surveillance and intelligence-gathering capabilities at its base in Djibouti, just miles from a key U.S. military installation, raising concerns among U.S. defense experts about Beijing’s ability to monitor military activity in the Red Sea region. A recent report by the Washington-based Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), based on commercial satellite imagery, identified several new facilities and communications systems at China’s military base in Djibouti. The report said the upgrades could allow the Chinese military to improve its ability to monitor nearby military operations, track naval movements and communicate with Beijing. However, CSIS noted that satellite imagery alone cannot determine whether China is actively intercepting communications from the site. Morgan Murphy, a former Trump White House official who served as press secretary to then-Defense Secretary Mark Esper, told Fox News Digital that the developments appeared to indicate an effort by Beijing to strengthen its intelligence-gathering capabilities. The CSIS report identified a control building, three 30-meter dipole antennas for high-frequency communications, two smaller antennas for…

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Politics

Merz Clings to Power After German Election ‘Disaster’

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz was fighting to hold on to power on Monday after his conservative party suffered the worst defeat in a regional election in postwar German history. At the same time, members of his coalition government were divided over his unpopular reform agenda.…

US

Trump Faces Criticism Over National Security Case for Washington Arch

President Donald Trump is facing criticism over plans to turn a proposed 250-foot (76-meter) triumphal arch near Washington into a military facility, with opponents accusing his administration of creating a national security justification for the project. Trump said the arch would house and rapidly deploy…

World

Houthis Push to Seize Yemen Highlands as Trump Reportedly Calls Off Strikes

Iran-aligned Houthi fighters are intensifying efforts to seize strategic highlands in Yemen, according to five Yemeni military sources cited in reporting by Reuters. The sources said the Houthis are seeking to capture the Kahboub Mountains in the provinces of Taiz…

World

Gaza Students Return to Classrooms After Three Years

Hundreds of thousands of children in Gaza returned to in-person classrooms on Saturday after nearly three years. However, because schools have been destroyed or damaged by the war, many students are attending classes in tents, temporary structures and damaged buildings. For many families, buying school uniforms, notebooks and pens has also become difficult. The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) said…

Politics

Trump in a Dilemma Over Saudi Arabia’s Request for Military Assistance

At the request of Saudi Arabia, President Donald Trump had been wavering over whether the United States would join joint strikes against the Houthis in Yemen. Finally, on Sunday, he decided not to join Saudi Arabia, for now, in joint attacks against the Houthis. At the same time, however, he needs Saudi Arabia’s cooperation in the ongoing war against Iran.…

Crime

Pregnant Gaza Woman Fears Losing Another Child After Airstrike Killed Her Three Children

Alaa Hessi lives in a tent built over the ruins of her family home in Gaza, where an Israeli airstrike killed all three of her children. Now eight months pregnant, she is preparing to give birth again while struggling with…