The Latest Breaking News from Pentagon

The Pentagon seeks international support to bolster efforts in Ukraine amidst escalating tensions with Russia.

For the past month, more than 200 French military personnel have been stationed at Fort Irwin in California's Mojave Desert. For the first time, France has been invited to take part in joint exercises with five allied countries: the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand. Initiated…

The Pentagon pulled out of a plan to give Intel more CHIPS Act funding.

Incredible momentum in U.S.-India defense relationship defined by progress in technology, maritime strategy, and high-level engagements.

The ship Opens Arms left Cyprus for the Gaza coast on October 12 with 200 tonnes of food supplies, the first ship to sail as part of a maritime aid corridor initiated by Cyprus, with the support of the European Union, the UK and the US. Given the humanitarian crisis…

Biden said the stopgap shipment of missiles, shells and ammunition for Kyiv was "not nearly enough" and would run out in a couple of weeks.

Former PM says submarine deal flawed after draft Pentagon budget indicates it will halve the number of submarines built next year

The Pentagon will rush about $300 million in weapons to Ukraine after finding some cost savings in its contracts, even though the military remains deeply overdrawn.

Former PM says the reality is the US will not make their submarine deficit worse by giving or selling submarines to Australia

US President Joe Biden announced an emergency $300 million military aid shipment for Ukraine on Tuesday, as Poland's leaders visited the White House to warn of the growing threat from Russia.

The 'Replicator' drone program by the Pentagon revolutionizes defense with self-replicating drones, costing 0 million annually.