Russia Launches ‘Retaliatory’ Strikes After Crimean Bridge Attack
The strikes hit targets in the southern cities of Odesa and Mykolaiv
US Nuclear-Armed Submarine Docks in South Korea for First Time Since 1981
The major provocation comes amid soaring tensions on the Korean Peninsula
Marshall Islands Seeks More Compensation From US for Nuclear Tests
Between 1946 and 1958, the US detonated 67 nuclear bombs on or above the Marshall Islands
Prominent Taiwanese Businessman Calls for Dialogue With China
Terry Guo, the founder of Foxconn and member of the KMT, said the ruling party's leaders 'have greatly aggravated the threat of war'
Democrat, Republican Senators Agree NATO Expansion Into Asia Is ‘Inevitable’
Senators Dan Sullivan (R-AK) and Tammy Duckworth (D-IL) made the comments on <I>NBC's</I> Meet the Press
Russia Pulls Out of Black Sea Grain Deal
The Kremlin says Russia won't rejoin unless obstacles to Russian agricultural exports are removed
Ukraine Again Bombs Crimean Bridge
Ukrainian sources are telling media outlets it was a joint operation between the SBU and the Ukrainian Navy
Wagner Fighters Train Soldiers in Belarus
It's not clear how many members of the mercenary force are in Belarus
Pentagon Intelligence Official Says Ukraine War at a ‘Stalemate’
John Kirchhofer of the DIA said none of the weapons the US and its allies are providing will allow Ukraine to 'break through'
Putin Says Russia Can Use Cluster Bombs in ‘Tit-For-Tat’ Response
US cluster bombs have already arrived in Ukraine
White House Says Reservists Will Provide ‘Administrative’ Support
Biden signed an order making 3,000 reservists available for the Pentagon to deploy to Europe
Indonesia Warns Southeast Asian Nations ‘Can’t Be a Proxy’ for Any Country
The US wants to work with ASEAN nations against China
