The Pentagon has approved the transfer of Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine: now the decision is up to Trump.

The Pentagon gave the White House the green light to provide Ukraine with long-range Tomahawk missiles after concluding that doing so would not negatively impact U.S. stockpiles. The final policy decision now rests with President Donald Trump, CNN reports. Trump previously…

Airports and major media outlets have openly opposed the Trump administration's demands.

Airports in many cities are refusing to show a video on their big screens showing the head of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) blaming Democrats for the shutdown, The Washington Post reports. Meanwhile, The Guardian, along with several other leading media outlets, has refused to sign the new accreditation rules…

Trump wants to turn American cities into military training grounds.

US President Donald Trump declared his intention to use American cities as "training grounds" for the military. In a speech to hundreds of high-ranking officers at the Quantico military base, he called "civil unrest" an "enemy within," the BBC reports. Trump is confident that...

600 military lawyers will temporarily work as immigration judges and decide the fate of newcomers

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is sending 600 military lawyers to the Justice Department to serve as temporary immigration judges, the Associated Press reports. The military will begin sending teams of 150 lawyers — both military and civilian — to the Justice Department “as soon as it…

Pentagon staff prepare open letter demanding Hegseth's dismissal: 'he cares more about appearance than about the functioning of the army'

As DailyMail has learned, a campaign against the current head of the Department of Defense, Pete Hegseth, is brewing in the Pentagon among a number of officials. They are preparing an open letter with accusations against the head of the department. Since May, senior military and civilian employees of the Department of Defense…

The guy who leaked US military secrets about aid to Ukraine was sentenced to 15 years in prison

Jack Teixeira, the US National Guard soldier who leaked classified Pentagon documents online last year, has been sentenced to 15 years in prison. Teixeira's case has become one of the most high-profile national security cases in recent years, the BBC reports. In March of this year, 22-year-old Teixeira…

The United States has been launching rockets into space on Russian engines for 40 years: now they have finally abandoned them

It took the US military decades to get rid of the US military's dependence on the Russian RD-180 engine. United Launch Alliance delivered classified U.S. military cargo into orbit for the last time on July 30 using an Atlas V rocket, marking the end of...

FBI arrests suspect in Pentagon leak: Guy 'loves guns and God'

The FBI has arrested a suspect in a leak of classified Pentagon documents. It turned out to be a 21-year-old employee of the National Guard (Air Force unit) of Massachusetts, Jack Teixeira. It is alleged that he posted classified documents on the social network Discord. Voice of America writes about it. The FBI said...

'Doomsday Plane': US President has a Boeing that can survive a nuclear blast

A US Air Force Boeing 747 with the callsign GRIM99, the so-called "doomsday plane," can carry up to 112 passengers and crew, and is a "flying Pentagon," according to SimpleFlying. This week, a US Air Force Boeing 747 flew over the Atlantic Ocean and landed in a small town...

Pentagon: riddles of the world's largest office building

Built in 1943, the Pentagon still holds the title of the world's largest office building. At the same time, you can get from any part of it to any corner in just 7 minutes. HIS has collected information on how this building got ...

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