The Pentagon
The President of Ukraine paid tribute to those killed at the site of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attack. At that time, 2,977 people from 90 countries were killed.
Trump said that the 76-meter arch in Washington could become a military complex with drones, snipers and ammunition. The project has not yet been approved.
A shipment of F-35 parts bound from Australia to the US was diverted to Hong Kong. The Pentagon confirmed that the components had gone missing and launched an investigation.
The US is replenishing depleted missile stocks, which could delay deliveries by up to five years. This makes it more difficult for Ukraine to obtain Patriot systems.
Photos showed the destruction of American bases in Saudi Arabia and Kuwait. The strikes hit U.S. facilities in eight countries.
Trump said that the US is ahead of China in AI and must maintain its leadership. He dismissed concerns about scenarios that will not come to pass.
On September 11, 2001, 2,977 people were killed as a result of al-Qaeda attacks in the United States. The tragedy changed aviation, politics, and the fight against terrorism.
On September 11, the victims of the 2001 terrorist attacks are commemorated, Catalonia Day and the Ethiopian New Year are celebrated. According to the new calendar, Theodora of Alexandria is commemorated.
Boeing and Northrop Grumman are competing for the F/A-XX contract worth tens of billions of dollars. The first aircraft are expected in the 2030s.
Milei toughened Argentina's demands for the Falkland Islands following Trump's statements. An expert believes that Washington may pressure Britain over Iran.
The U. S. missile defense project relies on space-based interceptors that do not yet exist. Its cost could reach $1.2 trillion.
U. S. lawmakers are demanding an explanation as to why a unit of the 173rd Brigade stationed in Europe stopped specializing in drone warfare. It had been learning from the experience of the Russian-Ukrainian war.
Donald Trump said that Washington is reviewing its position on the Falkland Islands. He did not specify whether U.S. neutrality would change.
Daniel Driscoll submitted his resignation to Trump after months of disputes with Pete Hegseth. He will leave the Pentagon in the coming days.
General Dynamics has delivered the first XM30 Wolf prototype to the United States for testing. The winner of the competition to select the Bradley’s successor is expected to be chosen in 2027.
Trump claimed the destruction of an energy hub on Kharg Island. Reuters found that the published video of the explosions was most likely created by AI.
By November 6, the Pentagon will prepare at least four options for the presence of U. S. troops in Europe. They will also envisage a possible significant reduction in forces.
Patriot stocks in Europe have decreased because of the war with Iran. Officials fear limited NATO protection against Russian missiles.
A U. S. military court has scheduled the trial of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and three co-defendants for June 2028. The case was delayed for years due to legal disputes.
Trump seeks to resume dialogue with Kim Jong Un and may meet with him in China in November. There is no official planning yet.
U. S. President Donald Trump said that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un had responded to his recent message, calling the exchange “very positive.” This came after Trump ordered a reduction in military exercises with South Korea.
The USS George Washington aircraft carrier has departed Asia for the Middle East. This happened due to problems with supplies and the psychological state of the crew of the USS Abraham Lincoln, which has been at sea for more than 240 days.
U. S. intelligence warned European allies about a possible Russian hybrid attack on the Baltic states and Poland. The attacks could include infrastructure sabotage or false-flag provocations.
The Pentagon plans to reach an agreement with the FAA and the Department of Homeland Security to use lasers against drones at airports. This follows incidents in which military lasers shot down unmanned aircraft without coordination with aviation authorities.
U. S. President Donald Trump secretly flew out of Ankara on a military C-32A, while Air Force One was used as a decoy. The reason was the threat of an assassination attempt by Iran following the resumption of strikes on that country.
U. S. President Donald Trump has changed his mind about transferring licenses to Ukraine to produce Patriot missiles amid concerns that the technology could fall into Russia’s hands. This threatens Ukraine’s ability to withstand Russian strikes in winter.
U. S. President Donald Trump extended for 90 days authorization for foreign vessels to transport oil and other goods between U.S. ports in circumvention of the Jones Act. The order narrows the scope of the exemption; now each voyage will be considered individually, and the Pentagon will consult with the Maritime Administration.
The Pentagon sent a letter to weapons manufacturers demanding that they submit plans to accelerate deliveries within 21 days. Patriot missile stocks have fallen from 2,200 to fewer than 827 due to the war against Iran.
The Pentagon revoked former U. S. Secretary of the Air Force Frank Kendall’s access to classified information over the alleged disclosure of information about the Air Force One aircraft. Kendall denies the allegations, stating that he always followed the rules.
Lieutenant General Charles Costanza was dismissed from his position as commander of the U. S. Army’s V Corps in Europe. The reason is said not to be political motives.