Russia Could Bring Marines to Mariupol in Another Amphibious Assault
The Russian Navy could land more of its marines near the Ukrainian port city of Mariupol, which remains contested nearly…
Ukrainian Forces Still Hold Mariupol as Russians Close In
Ukraine still controls its port city of Mariupol despite concerns that it might soon fall to Russia, a senior defense…
Russian Navy Taking on Resupply Role Nearly 50 Days Into Ukrainian Invasion
Russian Navy ships in the Black Sea are currently resupplying troops in Ukraine instead of playing an offensive role, a…
U.S. Sends 200 Marines, 10 F-18 Hornets Sent to Eastern Europe for Russian Deterrence
The Pentagon is repositioning 200 Marines from Norway to Lithuania as part of the ongoing U.S. response to the Russian…
Intentions of Russian Amphibious Warships in Black Sea Still Unclear
About a dozen Russian warships remain in the Black Sea, raising concerns that Moscow is still considering an amphibious assault…
U.S. Offered Russians Aegis Ashore Inspections to Ease Ukraine Tensions; More American Troops Headed to Europe
In a proposal to ease tensions over a Russian military build-up in Ukraine, NATO and U.S. negotiators offered Moscow the…
Federal Judge Grants Preliminary Injunction Against DOD Over Vaccine Mandate
A federal judge granted an injunction that prevents the Navy from taking adverse actions against members of the special warfare…
Navy Relieves Destroyer XO For ‘Failing to Abide By Lawful Order’
The Navy has relieved the executive officer of one of its Arleigh Burke-class destroyers for “failing to abide by lawful…
Reagan Carrier Strike Group Now in Indian Ocean, Heading to Middle East
The Ronald Reagan Carrier Strike Group is in the Indian Ocean as it heads to the Middle East to help…
Pentagon Said it Was Ready for Extended Suez Canal Blockage
After a container ship twice as heavy as a Ford-class carrier halted traffic through the Suez Canal for nearly a…