Pentagon Fails Fifth Consecutive Audit Amid Ukraine Oversight Concerns
The Pentagon has failed every audit since they started in 2017
US, Israel Claim Without Evidence Iran Was Behind a ‘Drone Attack’ on Tanker Near Oman
The incident came after Israel bombed an alleged Iranian fuel convoy in Israel, killing at least 10
Zelensky Says He’s Received ‘Signals’ From West That Putin Wants Talks
The Ukrainian leader confirmed that CIA Director Burns met with him in Kyiv on Tuesday
G20 Declaration Says ‘Most Members’ Condemn Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine
The Kremlin said it was satisfied with the declaration
Poland, NATO Say Missile That Hit Poland Was Likely Ukrainian
Ukrainian officials tried to frame the incident as a Russian attack
Biden Says It’s ‘Unlikely’ Missile That Hit Poland Was Fired From Russia
US officials told AP it was a Ukrainian missile
Biden Says It’s ‘Unlikely’ Missile That Hit Poland Was Fired From Russia
Poland's president says there's no clear evidence of who fired the missile
US Sanctions on China’s Likely Next Defense Minister May Complicate Dialogue
The S sanctioned Li Shangfu over China's purchase of Russian jets and S-400 air defense systems
G20 Struggles to Reach Consensus on Ukraine War
The US and its allies are pushing for the G20 to condemn Russian's invasion, but it will never happen since Russia is a member
Zelensky Tells ‘G19’ Leaders Not to Ask Ukraine to Compromise
The Ukrainian leader addressed the G20 summit in Indonesia via video link
White House Asks Congress for $37.7 Billion in New Ukraine Aid
If approved, it would bring total US spending on the war in Ukraine to about $105 billion
Russia Denies Reports That Its Missiles Crossed Into Poland
The Pentagon says it cannot corroborate that Russian missiles hit Poland
Turkey Accuses US of Complicity in Istanbul Bombing That Killed 6
Turkey accused the Kurdish group PKK of being behind the attack and says the US backs the group's affiliates in Syria
Report: US Tells Ukraine Talks Don’t Need to Happen After Milley’s Comments
Milley said this winter will provide an opportunity for diplomacy, but other senior US officials don't agree
US Looking to Send Weapons From Its Own Military Stockpiles to Taiwan
A plan drafted by Congress with input from the White House would give Taiwan $3 billion annually in military aid
