The Biden administration announced $2.6 billion in security assistance for Ukraine, $2.1 billion of which will go toward sourcing new munitions directly from American manufacturers. As Ukraine’s […]
Author: Micaela Burrow
Finland officially became the 31st member of the NATO military alliance Tuesday, an event brought on by the shock of Russia’s aggression in eastern Europe, according to […]
The U.S. killed a senior Islamic State (ISIS) leader responsible for planning terrorist attacks across Europe in Syria on Monday, U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) said in a […]
Former Illinois Republican Rep. Adam Kinzinger quietly stepped away from a U.S.-based company providing aid to Ukrainian forces months before media reports revealed the organization is facing […]
Cruise missiles on the background of the flag of Iran. The concept of a military conflict in the Persian Gulf. The threat of war.
The U.S. is seeking to keep fuses, fuel and than one million rounds of ammunition seized from Iran in December, according to a Justice Department (DOJ) […]
The Pentagon has revealed additional injuries to U.S. personnel following the tit-for-tat strikes in Syria last week as well as the number of Iran-backed militants killed in […]
Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Gen. Mark Milley recognized a problem at the southern border but urged Congress against using the U.S. military to combat the cartels […]
The Senate voted Wednesday 66-30 to repeal a pair of resolutions allowing the president to conduct military operations against Iraq, marking the first time in half a […]
Three government watchdog organizations tasked with monitoring U.S. aid to Ukraine have jointly received almost 200 complaints of misconduct as of March 1, according to a report […]
An American veteran working at a volunteer organization is accused of illegally carrying weapons and misrepresenting his military service in Ukraine during the ongoing war with Russia. […]
The United States has a limited ability to ensure the billions in weapons sent to Ukraine stays out of the wrong hands, Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman […]
Republican Arkansas Sen. Tom Cotton sparred with Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin over the Pentagon’s handling of an attack and counterstrike against Iran-backed group in Syria just […]
