Robert Tyrer News Today

The request was highly unusual: a legendary four-star Marine asking to work for a foreign head of state as a personal consultant about an ongoing war.

U.S. officials approved the retired Marine general’s work for the UAE, then fought to conceal it from the public, according to an investigation.

Retired Army Gen. Keith Alexander won federal approval to serve as $700,000 cyberwarfare adviser to Saudi Arabia after 2018 death of Jamal Khashoggi

Over the past seven years, 280 military retirees have sought federal authorization to work for the United Arab Emirates — far more than for any other country.

Former defence secretary Jim Mattis worked as a consultant for the UAE, according to an investigation by the Washington Post