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Russian troops have repeatedly paid the price for command complacency, negligence, and underestimating Ukraine's reach.

Miguel Agramonte was appointed the managing executive for the Security Services Department at the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory in October 2021. He leads a team of over 200 professionals who enable critical contributions to national security challenges for various national defense and intelligence agencies.

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Russia has entered a dangerous new phase of its war against Ukraine since it exited the Black Sea grain deal earlier this month, weaponizing global food exports, stepping up attacks on Ukrainian ports and cities and increasing the risk of spillover into NATO countries.  Russia’s escalation is unlikely to deter the U.S. and allies from […]

Russia has entered a dangerous new phase of its war against Ukraine since it exited the Black Sea grain deal earlier this month, weaponizing global food exports, stepping up attacks on Ukrainian ports and cities and increasing the risk of spillover into NATO countries. Russia’s escalation is unlikely to deter the U.S. and allies from…

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Researchers from the UK-based international affairs research institute held a pre-NATO summit press briefing on Thursday, July 6 where it identified the key issues to be discussed in Vilnius.

What happens to all those fighters? What can Ukraine do to exploit Russian weaknesses?

Biden’s detractors worry the U.S. administration is doubling down on policy failures in Sudan.

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