Iranian Forces Seize Second Oil Tanker Within a Week
The seizures came after the US stole an Iranian oil shipment
Civilian Reported Killed in US Drone Strike in Northwest Syria
The US military says a senior al-Qaeda leader was killed, locals say a sheep herder not affiliated with a militant group was killed
On World Press Freedom Day, State Department Refuses to Acknowledge Julian Assange Is a Journalist
Antony Blinken was interrupted at an event by protesters calling for Julian Assange's freedom
US Arms Makers Vow Closer Cooperation With Taiwan
About 30 US arms contractors attended the Taiwan-US Defense Industry Forum in Taipei
US Announces $300 Million Arms Package for Ukraine
The arms include Hydra-70 aircraft rockets for the first time
Russia Says Ukraine Tried to Kill Putin in Drone Attack
Moscow says Putin was not at the Kremlin at the time of the attack, Ukraine denies involvement
Rep. McCaul Says US Support for Ukraine Depends on Counteroffensive
According to leaked Pentagon documents, the US doesn't expect Ukraine to regain significant territory
US in Talks on Establishing Military Bases in Finland
A Finnish official said a potential deal would allow the deployment of troops and the construction of new military infrastructure
Ukraine Vows It Won’t Give Up Bakhmut
Russian forces control the majority of the Donbas city
Biden Says ‘Journalism Is Not a Crime’ as He Seeks Assange’s Extradition
If extradited, the WikiLeaks founder faces up to 175 years in prison for exposing US war crimes
Kremlin Says US Estimate on Russian Losses ‘Plucked from Thin Air’
The White House said this week that Russia suffered 100,000 casualties over the past five months, including 20,000 killed
Ukraine Says Waiting for Better Weather for Spring Counteroffensive
The Ukrainian ambassador to the UK says heavy tanks cannot move in the mud
