Kyiv got no alert before a ballistic missile barrage on its power grid; Washington denies pausing intelligence sharing and blames a software glitch
Defense secretary tells junior officers the Trump administration has remade military culture; critics say the fixation hinders Army progress
Coalition mission ends as Baghdad balances Iranian-aligned militias, a lingering ISIS threat and economic dependence on Washington.
Counterterrorism police probe a possible Iran link after arrests near the Gloucestershire base used for US strikes; nearby residents were evacuated.
Georgia Guardsman deployed to nation's capital for crime-fighting task force jailed for threatening fellow soldier over grooming standards.
Sailors described shortages, spotty communication, and uncertainty—along with pride in their mission—after record 264 days at sea.
Crew morale and resupply failures force carrier replacement as experts warn of deeper vulnerabilities in a protracted conflict.
Former security chiefs accuse settlers of ethnic cleansing, while cease-fire tensions, Iran strikes, and internal rifts over military service push the region to the brink.
As Ukraine marks Independence Day, London's decision to hand over Storm Shadow technology draws Russian threats and a closer look at what Kyiv really needs.
From NATO's eastern flank to Crimea, unmanned systems are rewriting naval and air combat as Kyiv reports first drone-boat fighter kills.