Nominee for deputy defense secretary won’t say Russia invaded Ukraine or how Pentagon will cut workforce
Stephen Feinberg, President Donald Trump’s nominee for deputy defense secretary, declined Tuesday to say whether Russia invaded Ukraine and deflected questions from senators about planned cuts to the Pentagon’s civilian workforce.
Mark Kelly, among other Democrats ... also pressed her for repeatedly siding with Russian interests in its war in Ukraine and in the Syrian civil war. In a written statement explaining his ...
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A preliminary economic agreement between Ukraine and the United States would ensure long-term U.S. involvement in rebuilding the country, but the deal leaves the question of security guarantees sought ...
Outside the EU, the United Kingdom has also been a staunch supporter of Ukraine. Since the full-scale invasion in February ...
That was a lie. Feinberg and everyone in that conference room knows Russia invaded Ukraine three years ago this week. Mark Kelly answered a lie with propaganda Within hours, Kelly put out a ...
Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky says a proposed deal with the United States on natural resources is a “framework,” and ...
President Donald Trump’s sudden shift on Ukraine is a “shocking” development that rattled allies and left the United States ...
European leaders visited Kyiv to mark the war’s third anniversary. The show of solidarity in Ukraine on Monday comes at a ...
U.S. President Donald Trump welcomed French President Emmanuel Macron to the White House for talks on Monday at a moment of ...
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