Missiles

John Miller discussed exporting a sensitive encryption device from the U.S. to China in a blender, U.S. authorities said.

U.S. president “very disappointed” with Russian counterpart’s escalation of violence against Ukraine.

A debate over the chancellor’s remarks threatens to overshadow Zelenskyy’s visit to Berlin on Wednesday.

The German chancellor said Kyiv’s permission to hit targets inside Russia is “something that has been happening for months.”

Germany is under pressure to supply Ukraine with its powerful long-range Taurus cruise missiles.

Russian strikes ramp up as Zelenskyy begs U.S. for more pressure on Moscow.

“Missiles and drones are being shot into Cities in Ukraine, for no reason whatsoever,” Trump says in an excoriating post aimed at the Russian president.

Moscow launches one of the deadliest barrages in months even as the two sides complete the biggest POW exchange of the war.

Kyiv kept the process highly secretive due to safety concerns, until Trump posted about it on social media.

The first tranche of funding would come from Trump’s “big, beautiful bill” that Congress has yet to pass.

If the continent plays its cards right, the necessity of defense could turn out to be the mother of invention.

European NATO countries would face a short-term “window of vulnerability” against Russian aggression.

Johnson, who was U.K. PM when Russia invaded Ukraine, criticized the West’s Biden-era approach — and said Trump can do better.

EU foreign affairs chief Kaja Kallas accuses Vladimir Putin of ‘playing games’ with bid for Ukraine talks this Thursday.

French President Emmanuel Macron called the U.S. president on his mobile phone to brief him on the discussions in Kyiv.

The two nuclear-armed countries agreed to start talks on a “broad set of issues at a neutral site,” U.S. says.

“It can all be done very quickly,” Trump wrote on Truth Social.

The EU’s center looks flaky, with France a mess and Germany’s Friedrich Merz having to battle to be confirmed as chancellor.

Paris and Stockholm are deepening defense ties in missiles, air defense and even nuclear deterrence amid uncertainty caused by Donald Trump.

The $60M mishap adds to an increasingly expensive price tag in the administration’s effort against the Iran-backed group.

Sunday’s assault came after Trump cast fresh doubt on Putin’s willingness to end the war.

The blast happened as Iran and U.S. officials met in Oman for negotiations on Tehran’s nuclear program.