On Tuesday, the foreign affairs committee of the Turkish parliament approved Sweden’s NATO membership application, bringing the Nordic nation—which had previously been nonaligned—one step closer to becoming a member of the Western military alliance.
Read More Sweden’s NATO Membership In The Works After Turkey Committee Approves Bid
The Kremlin has accused the White House of playing “Russian Threat Card” in an effort to secure funding from Congress for the war in Ukraine.
Read More Kremlin Accuses Biden Of ‘Demonizing’ It To Manipulate Congress
Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the president of Turkey, submitted the last remaining legislation for the country of Sweden to become a part of NATO.
Read More Turkey Submits Sweden’s Bid For NATO Membership To Parliament
Russia has deployed its Sarmat intercontinental missiles that Russian President Vladimir Putin had previously said would make Russia’s enemies “think twice.”
Read More Russia Deploys ICBMs That Putin Says Will Make World ‘Think Twice’
Poland is deploying thousands of troops at its border with Belarus. The move comes as ongoing tensions between the two sides are continuously increasing.
Read More Poland Deploys Thousands Of Troops To Belarusian Border Amid Ongoing Tensions
The United States State Department has approved a weapons sale to Germany in order for the European nation to strengthen its air force.
Read More $2.9 Billion Arms Sale Approved For Germany By State Department