U.S. Army Europe and Africa is conducting a series of field artillery exercises as part of 50-day drills in Europe and Africa “to exercise the rapid deployment of long-range precision fires and joint forcible entry fires across two continents from the Baltics to Black...
Biden Might Be Keeping Trump’s Cuba Policy to Get More Votes in Miami
The White House has said changing changing Cuba policy is not a priority
Despite Pandemic, Global Spending on Nukes Swelled $1.4 Billion in 2020
The US accounted for more than half of the total spending
CENTCOM Chief: US Could Close Kabul Embassy If Not Welcome in Afghanistan
The US plans to keep the embassy open after the withdrawal
NATO Chief Meets Biden, Pentagon Head; Blasts Russia for Aggression Against NATO States, Evokes Article 5 War Clause
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg met with President Joe Biden, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan on June 7, a week ahead of the military bloc’s summit in Brussels. The trip that brings Biden to NATO headquarters will be...
US Sides With Malaysia in South China Sea Dispute With Beijing
Malaysia claims China flew 16 planes within 60 miles of its coast
Blinken Not Sure if Iran Deal Is ‘Actually Going to Happen’
Indirect negotiations to revive the deal will resume in Vienna later this week
Biden Speaks With Ukrainian PM Ahead of Putin Summit
Biden invited Zelensky to visit Washington in July
IAEA Chief: Getting Harder to Extend Iran’s Monitoring Deal
IAEA Chief: Getting Harder to Extend Iran’s Monitoring Deal | Election looms, and deal’s one-month extension won’t last long
Putin Formalizes Russian Exit From Open Skies After US Said It Would Not Rejoin
On Monday, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a bill that formalizes Russia's exit from the Open Skies Treaty, an arms control agreement that allows unarmed surveillance flights over participating countries. The move comes after the Biden administration informed...