According to a top general in the U.S. Space Force, Russia has taken to using space weapons in its war against Ukraine. Russian forces have been jamming GPS signals from American satellites that are used by Ukrainian troops.

According to Russian officials, at least 75 percent of the ruined city of Bakhmut in the Donetsk region is under the control of Russian forces. The announcement follows months of intense fighting in the strategic area, with the Russian paramilitary group…

The U.S. launched several airstrikes on the eastern Syrian city of Deir Ezzor on Tuesday. According to reports, the strikes focused on the regions of Hatla and Kasham. Syndicate

Host L Todd Wood speaks with Major General Richard Comer (USAF, Ret) on the first night of the Gulf War, where he lead formations of MH-53J Pave Lows, and Army Apache helicopters on the first mission of the conflict.

In another incident involving ongoing border tensions, Armenia and Azerbaijan exchanged fire on Tuesday in the Nagorno-Karabakh region, which is an area contested by the two countries. The exchange of fire resulted in casualties for both sides. Syndiate

Investigate reporter Julie Kelly outline new revelations of DoD involvement in the Jan 6 fedsurrection.

According to Jonathan Askonas, an assistant professor of Politics at Catholic University of America, the U.S. military could not win a war against China with its current volunteer-only forces. Syndicate

American forces are involved in Ukraine in a degree much greater than admitted by the Department of Defense and The White House.

Thus, a distinctive feature of corruption in Ukraine is the involvement of representatives of the entire vertical of state power in it. The war is going on; officials are getting richer. This is Not Just Bad Leadership. There is None. 

A South Korean military patrol boat fired warning shots on Saturday at a North Korean vessel that had been pursuing a Chinese fishing boat and crossed a boundary into South Korean waters.

As part of a "freedom of navigation" exercise, the U.S. Navy sent the USS Milius, a guided-missile destroyer, through the Taiwan Strait days after China ended its large-scale military exercise in the waters around Taiwan.

Something Smells Fishy in Massachusetts.

In preparation for a possible future invasion by Beijing, Taiwan is buying up to 400 land-launched Harpoon missiles, according to Rupert Hammond-Chambers, the president of the U.S.-Taiwan Business Council.

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When the most expensive Navy in the world with seemingly unlimited budgets for equipment cannot even put a ship in the water without damaging it, it is clear that it has a leadership problem that flows from the top of its ranks.

After evacuating some 70 U.S. staff members and their dependents from the U.S. Embassy in Khartoum, the White House has announced that the deteriorating security situation is "not conducive" to executing an extensive military evacuation of all U.S. citizens…