Russian President Vladimir Putin escalated hostilities on Friday by issuing a stark directive to “finish off” Ukrainian forces, following his earlier-ordered strikes on a Ukrainian energy facility—an act that violated the U.S.-backed “partial” Black Sea ceasefire with Ukraine.
Read More Putin Vows To ‘Finish Off’ Ukrainian Troops After Breaking U.S.-Backed Black Sea Ceasefire
On Wednesday, NATO “clarified” previous remarks made by Secretary-General Mark Rutte, after he announced that four U.S. Army soldiers were killed in NATO training exercises in Lithuania. The U.S. Army never confirmed the secretary general’s initial announcement.
Read More NATO ‘Corrects’ Statement On 4 Missing U.S. Soldiers After Secy. General Suggested They Died During Exercises In Lithuania
North Korea sent more than 3,000 soldiers to Russia in January and February, South Korea’s military announced on Thursday this week.
Read More North Korea Deploys Over 3K More Troops To Support Russia In Ongoing War
A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration’s effort to prohibit transgender individuals, those with gender dysphoria, from enlisting in the military—a policy that was scheduled to take effect on Friday.
Read More Federal Judge Rejects Trump Admin’s Ban On Transgenders Serving In The Military
Four U.S. Army soldiers have been reportedly killed in Lithuania after performing NATO exercises, Secretary General of NATO Mark Rutte announced on Wednesday.
Read More Report: 4 U.S. Army Soldiers Confirmed Dead During Training In Lithuania
The Department of Defense (DOD) has launched an investigation into leaks of sensitive and classified information.
Read More DOD Launches Investigation Into Leaks Of Sensitive And Classified Information, Includes Polygraph Tests For Members