With the Russia-Ukraine war approaching its third year, the Ukrainian military is facing critical moral and recruitment issues, as tens of thousands of Ukrainian soldiers have abandoned their posts, creating a dramatic shortage in soldiers needed to effectively continue the war effort.
Read More Ukraine Military Faces Mass Desertion From New Recruits, U.S. Urges Ukraine To Lower Enlistment Age To 18
On Wednesday, President-elect Donald Trump picked former acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker to become U.S. ambassador to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) in his new administration.
Read More Trump Appoints Fmr Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker As NATO Ambassador
It has been revealed that the Pentagon failed its seventh audit in a row as it failed to provide sufficient documentation accounting for its over $824 billion budget.
Read More Pentagon Fails 7th Audit In A Row, Ramaswamy Warns Of Major Federal Cuts: ‘They Can’t Even Tell You Where It Goes’
The Biden administration will now allow American military contractors to deploy to Ukraine, to aid in repairing U.S. military equipment used in the Ukraine war.
Read More Biden Admin Introduces Policy Allowing American Military Contractors To Operate In Ukraine
The murder trial of Nima Momeni, the man accused of fatally stabbing cash app founder Bob Lee, began on Monday.
Read More Murder Trial Of Tech Consultant Accused Of Killing Cash App Founder Begins This Week
On Sunday, the Pentagon announced that the U.S. will send Israel an advanced anti-missile system, along with some 100 American troops to operate it.
Read More U.S. Sends 100 American Troops To Israel To Operate Advanced Anti-Missile System As Threat Of Regional War Looms