A draft of the U.S.’s 2023 National Defense Authorization Act calls for a $10 billion financing program that would span five years that would provide Taiwan $2 billion a year to purchase weapons and another $1 billion in annual presidential drawdown authority as China continues to loom large in Washington.
Two Russian air bases were attacked Monday by Ukrainian drones resulting in Russian troop casualties and damage to at least two aircraft, according to the Kremlin.
Thousands of people took to the streets of Rome on Saturday to lash out at Italy’s decision to provide Ukraine with weapons until 2024—all while the country faces economic hardships due to inflation and energy prices.
Kurds in northern Syria have urged the U.S. and Russia to dissuade Turkey from carrying out an invasion after a terror strike in Istanbul put President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on a war footing.
The House and Senate Armed Service committees last week agreed to add $45 billion to President Joe Biden’s 2023 National Defense Authorization Act, according to a report.
Russian President Vladimir Putin had a phone call with Germany’s Olaf Scholz last week and the Russian leader said Berlin should reevaluate its decision to flood Kyiv with weapons.
Russia’s top diplomat said Thursday what The Trends Journal has been saying for months: the U.S. and NATO are parties to the Ukraine War.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, who already snuffed out his country and barred men from leaving the country since the start of the war, has now tasked his administration to bar the Russian Orthodox Church from holding services in Ukraine.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, said nuclear war between nuclear powers is unacceptable, and must be avoided.
Following the blowing up of the Crimea Bridge and Russia’s Nord Stream pipelines, Russian President Vladimir Putin said Moscow would ramp up its attacks on Ukraine. Illustrating that “payback’s a bitch,” European countries are getting hit with another surge in Ukrainian refugees as Russia continues to demolish the country’s energy infrastructure with bombing campaigns.