Mike Glenn

Iran’s top security official said Tehran will establish a “restricted zone” near the Strait of Hormuz to punish merchant vessels attempting to skirt the Iran-controlled waterway.

The Army last week took delivery of a Lynx XM-30 combat vehicle prototype as part of its four-decade search for a successor to the M2 Bradley Fighting Vehicle.

Russia on Monday ordered the closure of Germany’s consulate in St. Petersburg in response to what it said were the “unfriendly actions of the German authorities” who shuttered Moscow’s consulate in Bonn, along with the Russia House cultural center in Berlin.

National Guard troops are returning home after spending more than six weeks battling fires that ravaged more than 300,000 acres and destroyed hundreds of houses and buildings in Washington.

Germany’s foreign minister said military-age Ukrainian men in Germany should go home but insisted that any such move should be voluntary.

The Army rolled out an unmanned aerial system exchange in March, letting military units purchase drones as easily as ordering paper towels or cleaning supplies from Amazon.

The Kremlin claimed that it foiled a Ukrainian plot targeting British diplomats in Moscow meant to implicate Russia in a terrorist attack on the British Embassy.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Sunday that the U.S. must adhere to its “commitments under the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding.”

An Air Force officer who spent two days inside enemy territory after his F-15E Strike Eagle fighter jet was shot down over Iran in April credited his religious faith for helping keep him alive until his dramatic rescue.

The Pentagon is investing nearly half a billion dollars in a Maine-based defense manufacturing company to help break China’s chokehold on tungsten, a chemical element used to produce armor-piercing ammunition and missile components.