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Washington, D.C. – Today, 18 retired three- and four-star generals and admirals—who previously oversaw military operations and served at NATO and U.S. European Command—sent a letter to Congress on the urgency for additional security, economic, and humanitarian assistance for Ukraine. Click here or see below for the full letter.
As they observe the brutal Russia-Ukraine war from the sidelines, U.S. Army units in Europe have been making moves to update components, become more combat-effective and better integrate with allies on their “home turf.”
50 surface warships, 5 submarines, 5 aircraft, and sailors and marines from 12 NATO member states are participating in Dynamic Mariner 22.
Analysts say that if the friction escalates, it might undermine the alliance's efforts to maintain a united front against Russia amid its invasion of Ukraine
The recent Turkish-Greek row over Twitter might be a taste of things to come