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A month ahead of Washington’s NATO summit, where are Ukraine’s jets?
Getting the F-16 fighter has long been a priority for Kyiv. But training and maintenance bottlenecks have slowed deliveries.
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NATO chief continues push to let Ukraine hit Russian-based targets
Jens Stoltenberg, secretary general of NATO, said that Ukraine’s right to self defense should give it the right to hit military targets across the border.
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US announces first batch of Ukraine aid since pivot on Russia strikes
The $225 million package includes munitions and equipment Kyiv will need to stave off renewed Russian attacks in the east.
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After Singapore summit, a question of US priorities in Asia’s ‘hot zone’
Taiwan’s independence and disputed territory in the South China Sea have long been tense subjects, but which is more likely to lead to a conflict?
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US Defense Secretary Austin’s chief of staff to step down this summer
Kelly Magsamen helped orchestrate America’s security policy under the Biden administration but faced criticism for the secretary’s surprise hospital stay.
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US defense secretary visits Cambodia seeking reset amid China concerns
The trip will test the Pentagon’s recent tactics of face-to-face engagement with countries in the region.
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Russian advance on Kharkiv has ‘slowed a bit,’ US defense chief says
The U.S. defense secretary cited firmer Ukrainian defenses and a policy shift on firing American weapons into Russia as reasons.
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Chinese defense head warns of ‘self-destruction’ for Taiwan supporters
Chinese Defense Minister Adm. Dong Jun delivered a sharp address in his first speech before Asia’s largest defense summit.
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The question behind Zelenskyy’s visit: Are Europe and Asia converging?
The Ukrainian president made a surprise stop at Asia’s top defense summit as many are exploring how connected the two regions’ interests are.
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‘All in’: Austin defends US focus on Indo-Pacific amid global upheaval
In the last three years, the U.S. has expanded its number of security partners, deepened existing agreements and encouraged them to work closely together.
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A month ahead of Washington’s NATO summit, where are Ukraine’s jets?
Getting the F-16 fighter has long been a priority for Kyiv. But training and maintenance bottlenecks have slowed deliveries.
-
NATO chief continues push to let Ukraine hit Russian-based targets
Jens Stoltenberg, secretary general of NATO, said that Ukraine’s right to self defense should give it the right to hit military targets across the border.
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US announces first batch of Ukraine aid since pivot on Russia strikes
The $225 million package includes munitions and equipment Kyiv will need to stave off renewed Russian attacks in the east.
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After Singapore summit, a question of US priorities in Asia’s ‘hot zone’
Taiwan’s independence and disputed territory in the South China Sea have long been tense subjects, but which is more likely to lead to a conflict?
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US Defense Secretary Austin’s chief of staff to step down this summer
Kelly Magsamen helped orchestrate America’s security policy under the Biden administration but faced criticism for the secretary’s surprise hospital stay.
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US defense secretary visits Cambodia seeking reset amid China concerns
The trip will test the Pentagon’s recent tactics of face-to-face engagement with countries in the region.
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Russian advance on Kharkiv has ‘slowed a bit,’ US defense chief says
The U.S. defense secretary cited firmer Ukrainian defenses and a policy shift on firing American weapons into Russia as reasons.
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Chinese defense head warns of ‘self-destruction’ for Taiwan supporters
Chinese Defense Minister Adm. Dong Jun delivered a sharp address in his first speech before Asia’s largest defense summit.
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The question behind Zelenskyy’s visit: Are Europe and Asia converging?
The Ukrainian president made a surprise stop at Asia’s top defense summit as many are exploring how connected the two regions’ interests are.
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‘All in’: Austin defends US focus on Indo-Pacific amid global upheaval
In the last three years, the U.S. has expanded its number of security partners, deepened existing agreements and encouraged them to work closely together.
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A month ahead of Washington’s NATO summit, where are Ukraine’s jets?
Getting the F-16 fighter has long been a priority for Kyiv. But training and maintenance bottlenecks have slowed deliveries.
-
NATO chief continues push to let Ukraine hit Russian-based targets
Jens Stoltenberg, secretary general of NATO, said that Ukraine’s right to self defense should give it the right to hit military targets across the border.
-
US announces first batch of Ukraine aid since pivot on Russia strikes
The $225 million package includes munitions and equipment Kyiv will need to stave off renewed Russian attacks in the east.
-
After Singapore summit, a question of US priorities in Asia’s ‘hot zone’
Taiwan’s independence and disputed territory in the South China Sea have long been tense subjects, but which is more likely to lead to a conflict?
-
US Defense Secretary Austin’s chief of staff to step down this summer
Kelly Magsamen helped orchestrate America’s security policy under the Biden administration but faced criticism for the secretary’s surprise hospital stay.
-
US defense secretary visits Cambodia seeking reset amid China concerns
The trip will test the Pentagon’s recent tactics of face-to-face engagement with countries in the region.
-
Russian advance on Kharkiv has ‘slowed a bit,’ US defense chief says
The U.S. defense secretary cited firmer Ukrainian defenses and a policy shift on firing American weapons into Russia as reasons.
-
Chinese defense head warns of ‘self-destruction’ for Taiwan supporters
Chinese Defense Minister Adm. Dong Jun delivered a sharp address in his first speech before Asia’s largest defense summit.
-
The question behind Zelenskyy’s visit: Are Europe and Asia converging?
The Ukrainian president made a surprise stop at Asia’s top defense summit as many are exploring how connected the two regions’ interests are.
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‘All in’: Austin defends US focus on Indo-Pacific amid global upheaval
In the last three years, the U.S. has expanded its number of security partners, deepened existing agreements and encouraged them to work closely together.
