Unipath is a professional military magazine published quarterly by the Commander of the United States Central Command as an international forum for military personnel in the Middle East and South and Central Asia region. The opinions expressed in this magazine do not necessarily represent the policies or points of view of this command or any other agency of the U.S. government. Select articles are written by Unipath’s staff, with credit for other content noted as needed. The Secretary of Defense has determined that publication of this magazine is necessary for conducting public business as required of the Department of Defense by law.
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Key Leader’s Message
I would like to express my gratitude and appreciation to United States Central Command for publishing this issue of…
Features
Watchful Eyes on the Border
The Iraqi Border Guard Command Modernizes Methods To Stop Terrorists And Smugglers
After Daesh’s military defeat in Iraq and the drying up of its sources of funding, terrorist groups have turned to self-financing by manufacturing and…
Global Cooperation Aids Regional Security
The United Arab Emirates seeks constructive engagement from global partners to help stabilize the Middle East
DR. ANWAR GARGASH, DIPLOMATIC ADVISOR TO THE PRESIDENT, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
The Manama Dialogue offers us an important…
Central Asia Seeks Partners in the Arabian Gulf
A summit in Jeddah reinforces economic and cultural ties between the regions
UNIPATH STAFF
Central Asian nations established relations with Arabian Gulf countries shortly after the collapse of the Soviet Union. Initially centered around…
Training As A Trio
Unipath Staff
Iraqi, Kuwaiti and U.S. Forces Duplicate Real-World Threats During Maritime Security Training
Maritime forces from Iraq, Kuwait and the United States completed a two-day trilateral exercise focusing on counterpiracy and…
Securing Gas In The Eastern Mediterranean
OSAMA MOBAREZ, SECRETARY-GENERAL, EAST MEDITERRANEAN GAS FORUM
Forthe past four years, the world has witnessed consecutive challenges and crises, starting with the COVID pandemic and then the Russia-Ukraine war, climate change, and also…
30 Years of Partnership
Kazakhstani and U.S. Weapons of Mass Destruction Programs Have Cleaned up Nuclear and Biological Waste Sites
U.S. DEFENSE THREAT REDUCTION AGENCY
After the 1991 disintegration of the Soviet Union and Russia's subsequent hasty…