The wars in Ukraine and the Middle East are eating away at critical U.S. weapons stockpiles and could hamper the military’s ability to respond to
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Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III underscored the United States’ enduring commitment to the U.S.-Philippine mutual defense treaty today as he surveyed the growing
Russia arrests German citizen on sabotage charges
The Russian Federal Security Service said a German man was involved in organizing an explosion in Kaliningrad and had returned to Russia “to organize acts
North Korea sending heavy arms to Russia
North Korea is sending additional arms to Russia, including self-propelled howitzers and multiple rocket launchers, for use in Moscow’s war against Ukraine, South Korean lawmakers