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Police identified the suspect as Kiber Calderon, 31, of Lexington Avenue in Brooklyn. Police said the suspect also uses the name Hanna Carillo, 33.

The police officer who struck the woman was taken to another hospital to be treated for trauma.

U.S. officials who trained and advised Niger’s military say they are frustrated by the takeover, but argue the U.S. shouldn’t give up on the country.

The Pentagon says it has not had contact with Travis T. King, the U.S. soldier who North Korea is claiming crossed into its borders willingly to escape racial discrimination.

President Joe Biden's administration disclosed a new military aid package to Ukraine on Monday that is valued up to roughly $200 million.

Two people were killed in a wrong-way crash on Long Island.

Naval and Marine Corps assets are responding to natural disasters in Hawaii and Papua New Guinea, the Pentagon announced Thursday. Navy Helicopter Maritime Strike Squadron 37 sent two MH-60 R Sea Hawk helicopters to assist the Coast Guard with search and rescue operations in Maui, Pentagon Press Secretary Brig. Gen. Patrick Ryder told reporters Thursday. […]

The United States Department of Defenсe has assessed the tactics of the ongoing offensive of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, pointing out outstanding results in a less-than-ideal situation. Source: European Pravda with reference to Brigadier General Patrick Ryder, Pentagon spokesman Details: Answering whether it was realistic to expect that the Armed Forces of Ukraine would be able to master the style of manoeuvre warfare in a short period of the exercises, the General said that he was not go...

The United States intends to significantly ramp up the production of 155mm artillery shells to 80,000 units per month starting next year, more than tripling the current rate of approximately 24,000 rounds per month, Pentagon spokesperson General Patrick Ryder reported on Aug. 11.

The United States intends to increase the production of 155 mm rounds to 80,000 per month due to the need for them since the beginning of Russia's full-scale war against Ukraine. Source: Brigadier General Patrick Ryder, Pentagon press secretary, at a press briefing in the Pentagon, quoted by Ukrinform Quote: "We provided to date over two million 155 mm ammo rounds to Ukraine since the start of the fight [in 2022 - ed.