Hegseth Plans 20% Cut In General And Admiral Positions At Pentagon
The Army, Navy, Air Force and joint military organizations have been directed to complete the changes by January 1, 2027.
Defense
Trump, Rubio Raise Questions Over Suspects Released After RAF Plot Arrests
British counterterrorism officials said the suspects could potentially have been acting as proxies for a foreign state, knowingly or unknowingly
Putin Boosts Russian Military Strength Amid Ukraine War
Russia’s total armed forces at 2.44 million personnel, including 1.55 million active troops
Eight US Marines Injured In Reported Iranian Missile Strike In Strait Of Hormuz
The Defense Department did not publicly disclose the incident or the resulting injuries at the time.
Trump’s Ukraine Peace Push: Why There’s No Need To Negotiate Crimea and Donbas
The revolutionaries did not simply take over Ukraine’s structure of governance. They threw it out. They disposed of the democratic constitutional order.
UK Police Arrest Five Over Suspected Attack On Air Base Used by US
Authorities said the investigation remains complex and involves several new lines of inquiry.
Trump Reportedly Rejects Seven-Day Iran Ceasefire Plan
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi reportedly conveyed the proposal through Qatari mediators, with Tehran seeking the lifting of a U.S. naval blockade, relief from oil sanctions and the release of $12 billion in frozen assets.
Iran Uses Chinese Intelligence To Track Ships And Strike US Bases
The intelligence reportedly helped Iran conduct a precise July strike on a US base in Jordan that killed three American service members
Danish Report Warns Of Russian Strikes On NATO Infrastructure
According to the Danish Defence Intelligence Service, Moscow could conduct isolated long-range strikes against infrastructure supporting Ukraine
Iran Says US Must Decide Whether To End Seven-Month War
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian sought to distance Tehran from attacks by Yemen’s Houthis
Another Week Of Dangerous Nonsense From Donald Trump
On Friday, Trump banned CNN, MS NOW and Politico from entering White House grounds.
Iran War Continues As Gas Prices and National Debt Soar. Johnson Sends House Home To Avoid Hegseth Impeachment Vote
On September 15, the House of Representatives expressed its constitutional will and voted 220–204 to direct the President to end American participation in the war against Iran.
U.S. And Iran Explore Phased Deal To Reopen Strait Of Hormuz
The talks in New York are aimed at finding a pathway toward ending the nearly seven-month conflict, although both sides remain reluctant to give up leverage before securing concessions.
Mystery Shipment Raises Questions Over F-35 Components In Hong Kong
The shipment, handled by UPS in late May, reportedly contained a cockpit canopy and weapons bay door.
A World Turned Upside Down
Its author, Norman Angell, argued that because nations relied heavily on a highly intertwined global trading system, the economic cost of war would drastically outweigh any potential gains.
How War Propaganda Justifies Conscription Into Unjust Wars
This debate recently returned to public attention when it was reported that the United Kingdom is reconsidering conscription due to what the UK government sees as escalating hostilities with Russia.