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US Army left without wartime leadership as Army Secretary quits amid Hegseth feud
Fresh turmoil has hit the Pentagon after Dan Driscoll, the Secretary of the Army and the most senior civilian in the US Army’s leadership, resigned following months of sharp disagreement and a personal clash with Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth. According to the Financial Times, Driscoll submitted his resignation to President Donald Trump on Monday, effectively […]
Pentagon considering moving Patriot system to Crete following Iran threats to strike European targets
The Financial Times revealed Tehran’s intentions, with Cyprus and Bulgaria reportedly in its sights — Greek Air Force forces, including fighter jets and their crews, as well as a Navy vessel, remain on the island
Investments on the ruins: 16 former military camps become… PPC headquarters, hospitals, homes and logistics hubs
Three landmark projects stand out, with a combined cost exceeding €1 billion – At the Plesa Camp, next to the Pentagon, the new PPC complex; at Gonou, the mega logistics centre; at Karatasou, the new Oncology Hospital
Pentagon revises Iran war casualty toll: 18 U.S. troops killed, 624 wounded
More than 140 additional wounded troops have been added to the official count, while the four soldiers killed in Iranian strikes have been reinstated to the casualty lists, raising new questions about the transparency of the data
Pentagon releases fourth batch of declassified UFO files, including Texas nuclear plant sighting
The Pentagon's latest release, its fourth since May, includes 40 files spanning documents, videos, audio and images from multiple US agencies. Highlights include a 2015 sighting over a Texas nuclear facility, a veteran aviator's account of an unidentifiable object, and fresh footage from the Indo-Pacific region
Contacts and agreements to deepen Greece–United Arab Emirates cooperation
Nikos Dendias met with the Minister of State responsible for defence affairs of the UAE – They signed a letter of intent to deepen strategic defence cooperation
Agreement between Google and the Pentagon for the use of Artificial Intelligence models in classified missions – What is provided for weapons systems
Under the agreement, the Pentagon will use Google’s artificial intelligence for “any lawful government purpose” – Including provisions related to mass surveillance and weapons systems
It may take up to six months to remove Iranian mines from the Strait of Hormuz, Pentagon estimates
The assessment was presented in a classified briefing to the U.S. Congress, as revealed yesterday, Wednesday, by the Washington Post
Pentagon: Moscow sent base-location data, Beijing considered sending radar systems to Iran
It remains unclear whether Beijing ultimately sent the radar systems to Tehran. Donald Trump had reportedly sent a letter to Xi Jinping urging him not to militarily support Iran. Meanwhile, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps had allegedly used a Chinese satellite for attacks on bases, according to the Financial Times
