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A Russian aircraft collided with an unmanned U.S. system over the Black Sea on Tuesday. → Read More
President Joe Biden announced a new deal with Australia and Britain that provides the former with conventionally armed nuclear-powered submarines in an unprecedented agreement to counter China's attempts for naval control in the Pacific. → Read More
President Joe Biden unveiled his fiscal 2024 budget, which includes $842 billion for the Department of Defense and another roughly $44 billion for non-Pentagon defense spending, totaling roughly $886 billion, with Pentagon officials breaking down the details on Monday. → Read More
The Department of Defense's comptroller believes it's only a matter of time before the Pentagon's budget eclipses a trillion dollars. → Read More
The Russian Ministry of Defense appears to be capitalizing on the Wagner Group's inability to seize Bakhmut in Ukraine by making its leaders the scapegoats. → Read More
Two Ukrainian pilots are in Arizona working with the U.S. military to help them develop their capabilities. → Read More
Ukrainian troops are continuing to fight in the besieged city of Bakhmut, inflicting a high casualty count among Russian forces. → Read More
A former deputy national security adviser in the Trump administration indicated he wouldn't support former President Donald Trump's bid for a second term. → Read More
Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin is on a trip to the Middle East this week to meet with counterparts regarding regional tension and the global impact of Russia's war in Ukraine. → Read More
Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi and Russian President Vladimir Putin reaffirmed their ties and discussed "joint infrastructure projects" during a recent conversation. → Read More
People long thought of the 2001-2021 Afghanistan conflict as "the good war." U.S. military action in the landlocked central Asian conservative Muslim nation was a direct response to the 9/11 attacks, which claimed nearly 3,000 lives on American soil. → Read More
The Department of Defense has no knowledge of any of the weapons provided to Ukraine finding their way into the wrong hands, officials said on Tuesday. → Read More
The governments in Washington, D.C., and Kabul made major blunders in Afghanistan over many years, leading to the latter's collapse in August 2021 ahead of the U.S. military's withdrawal, according to a new report. → Read More
Given the sheer amount of military aid the U.S. has provided to Ukraine, a government watchdog believes it's inevitable that some of it will end up in the wrong hands. → Read More
The top commander of the Ukrainian Armed Forces reiterated his troops' need for F-16 fighter aircraft in his most recent conversation with the top U.S. general. → Read More
The House Oversight Committee pressed the Biden administration in a letter this week to account for the aid it’s sent to Ukraine so far. The letter comes as Republicans question where the billions of dollars sent to Ukraine have actually gone. → Read More
Chinese leader Xi Jinping has instructed his military to be prepared to invade Taiwan in 2027, but the CIA's belief is that he has "doubts" about whether this is an attainable goal. → Read More
The first year of Russia's unprovoked invasion of Ukraine has resulted in the "most massive" human rights violations, according to the head of the United Nations. → Read More
Presidents Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin gave historic speeches this week addressing the consequences of Russia's war in Ukraine with all eyes on what's to come in year two. → Read More
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky warned that lagging support in the United States for continuing to arm and aid his country as the war enters its second year is "dangerous." → Read More