U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth held a secret meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during an unannounced visit to Israel on Monday, Axios reported, citing two sources with knowledge of the meeting.
The U.S. military is examining the possibility of resuming the full-fledged military operation against Iran, despite President Donald Trump’s earlier remarks, The New York Times reported, citing unnamed U.S. administration officials.
The Associated Press reports that the US is concerned about Iranian threats against the Fairford airbase in the UK. The Pentagon has redeployed combat aircraft amid reports of a possible sabotage plot.
Raytheon has signed a $24.4 billion contract with the Pentagon to supply interceptor missiles amid depleted US munitions stockpiles, the Defense Department said. The five‑year deal, with an option to extend by two years, is intended to …
US and coalition forces have left Erbil Air Base, successfully concluding the 12‑year "Inherent Resolve" mission in Iraq, though Washington will continue limited assistance.
Tbilisi and Washington held a series of meetings at the defence ministry level, involving a US Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense and the Georgian Minister of Defense.
Military consultations between Armenia and the United States at the level of their defence ministries were held in Yerevan on Saturday
The US Defense Department will spend about $200 million on control systems for sea-launched cruise missiles with a nuclear charge.
Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth is quietly extending the deployment of U.S. troops in the Middle East, acknowledging the possibility that the operation against Iran may not end this year, The Wall Street Journal reported, citing sources.
The United States is looking at reducing its military presence in the Middle East after the war with Iran, The Washington Post reported, citing sources in the U.S. administration.
The Pentagon is asking the U.S. defense industry to rapidly escalate the production and delivery of weapons, including munitions that are in extreme shortage due to the war with Iran, The Washington Post reported, citing a Defense Department memo.
U.S. President Donald Trump denied the U.S. was running low on munitions, saying the country has “massive amounts” of them, while warning of punishment for those who say there’s a shortage.
U.S. President Donald Trump believes Secretary of War Pete Hegseth misled him about American weapons stockpiles depleted during the war against Iran, The Washington Post reported, citing sources in the U.S. administration.
Stocks of key Pentagon munitions have declined to dangerously low levels, and US military commanders are seriously concerned about the state of the arsenals, CNN reported, citing sources.
The U.S. military remains ready to deliver strikes against Iranian territory at a level "not seen since World War 2," Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth has stated.
The United States Central Command (CENTCOM) has asked military analysts to develop "unconventional" ideas for punishing Iran, CNN reported, citing sources.
Some Pentagon funds are severely depleted amid the ongoing war in Iran
Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth has canceled his first visit to Israel, which was scheduled for Wednesday, the Jerusalem Post reported, citing a source.
The United States spent a total of about $30 billion on its military operation against Iran, White House Office of Management and Budget Director Russell Vought said.
The blockade of Iran’s seaports by the U.S. army proved more effective than bombing, and Washington is ready to quickly return to such tactics if necessary, U.S. President …
