The Pentagon
The US is relinquishing leadership of the NATO Security Assistance Group in Germany, which coordinates military aid to Ukraine. The transition will take up to a year, but work with Ukraine will not be interrupted.
US President Donald Trump ordered the military to carry out a new attack on Iran this weekend. The US is also considering strikes on Iran's energy infrastructure.
Ukraine's Ambassador to the US Olga Stefanyshyna stated that the date of the American negotiators' visit has not yet been determined, but it is possible as early as next week. Ukraine is negotiating with the Pentagon regarding a license to produce Patriot missiles.
The U. S. Army has signed a contract with Lockheed Martin worth up to $58.6 billion for the production of Patriot interceptor missiles. The deal involves tripling production capacity by 2030.
The Pentagon has initiated a review of the military presence in Europe, which Defense Secretary Hegseth announced at a NATO meeting. The goal is to transfer primary responsibility for conventional defense to Europe.
Deputy Pentagon Director Travis Metz stated that Ukraine produces up to 7 million drones per year, while the US is only at the initial stage. The Pentagon's $1.1 billion program provides for orders of fewer than 200,000 unmanned aerial vehicles by February.
Ukraine and the United States signed a bilateral statement of intent on defense partnership. The agreement provides for the export of Ukrainian drones for military testing at the Pentagon.
Pete Hegseth will testify before the Senate, defending the Trump administration's request for additional funding. The testimony comes amid growing skepticism over the collapse of the ceasefire and the deaths of three American servicemen.
The US and Israel are considering two options: a 10-day ceasefire to open the Strait of Hormuz or a joint military campaign. Trump has not yet made a decision but is preparing for escalation.
Nearly 100 American soldiers have been wounded since July 7 amid the conflict with Iran. The US has launched new strikes on Iran, targeting command centers and naval infrastructure.
US President Donald Trump will attend a solemn ceremony for the transfer of the bodies of American servicemen who died in the war with Iran. The event will take place at Dover Air Force Base.
US President Donald Trump said that Iran will pay many times over for the killing of American soldiers. The Pentagon confirmed three deaths of servicemen over the weekend in Jordan and Iraq.
At least three US servicemen have died after the resumption of hostilities. The US is planning larger-scale retaliatory attacks but faces a shortage of resources.
Pentagon discusses the possibility of a military operation against Cuba, including an air attack involving thousands of soldiers. At the same time, officials consider this currently unlikely due to the focus on Iran.
U. S. Deputy Secretary of Defense Stephen Feinberg informed lawmakers of the need for $80 billion. Military officials warn that this summer the services may run out of money for operations.
US military attacked a vessel suspected of drug smuggling, resulting in the deaths of three people. Since September, at least 211 people have died as part of the US campaign.
Oleksandr Usyk, along with his team director, visited the Pentagon in Washington.
Several floors of the Pentagon have been locked down due to air quality issues. Chemical defense specialists are conducting analysis and an inspection of the building.
Rutte will discuss investments in air defense and missiles with defense companies. The goal is to strengthen Europe and demonstrate to Donald Trump a readiness for spending.
Oleksandr Usyk prepared a burger together with former White House chef Andre Rush. The famous US Army veteran called the dish food for champions.
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There are no provisions in NATO's founding treaty for expelling countries. The US is dissatisfied with Spain's refusal to provide bases for attacks on Iranian targets.
An internal US letter outlines options for punishing allies for refusing to support operations against Iran. Measures include reviewing the status of the Falkland Islands.
The Pentagon used over 2,000 cruise missiles and scarce Patriot interceptors. The shortage of weapons has reduced US readiness for conflicts with China and Russia.
The Pentagon intercepted the vessel Majestic X in the Indian Ocean to disrupt Iran's illicit networks. The conflict has led to a rise in Brent oil prices.
Despite Trump's statements about the destruction of Iran's army, intelligence reports that 50% of missiles and 60% of the IRGC's fleet remain. Iran still has thousands of UAVs and missiles.
It will take six months to clear the strait of mines. Pentagon officials announced these figures at a closed briefing for the U.S. House of Representatives.
The American military has implemented the Ukrainian Sky Map platform to combat drones. Ukrainian specialists are training the US army to detect threats at the base.
The Pentagon lost up to 50% of its Patriot and THAAD missiles in seven weeks of conflict. Experts warn of a critical shortage of ammunition for future wars.