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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
The Pentagon “sees” strong nuclear mobility in China: Over 100 intercontinental ballistic missiles have been deployed near Mongolia
Beijing shows no willingness to engage in arms control talks, says draft US Pentagon report - Estimates that China may have more than 1,000 nuclear warheads by 2030
Kimberly Guilfoyle at the Pentagon – Will meet with Dendias
The US Ambassador has pledged during her Senate hearing to accelerate the upgrade of Greece's defence equipment with the assistance of the US
After the Pentagon, comes the showcasing of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
Interventions at the monument — which is one of Athens’ strongest landmarks — will be the subject of an international competition. The cost is expected to be assumed by a sponsor and a mild fencing close to the cenotaph is not ruled out. The Police plan for guarding the site. The “Ark of National Memory” at the Pentagon will become immediately accessible to visitors
The full plan: Abandoned military camps in Thrace and the islands to be turned into housing
Timeline, regions, beneficiaries, and the new military and social housing being prepared by the Ministry of Defense
WSJ: Pentagon cuts critical military aid to Ukraine and redirects it to the Middle East
These are rocket launchers used by Ukraine to intercept Russian drones
Ministry of National Defense: €8 million saved from Pentagon budget – Dendias’ next moves
The Pentagon’s “savings fund” not only covered the €260 million needed for the restructuring of the Armed Forces’ salary scale, but has also yielded an €8 million surplus thanks to extensive spending rationalization
Rubio on signalgate: Someone made a big mistake
The U.S. Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, commented from Jamaica, where he is on an official visit, on the revelations regarding the scandal that erupted around the Signal app, also known as Signalgate
581 NCOs removed from “non-organizational positions” with Special Privileges who stayed in the Armed Forces through the “back door”
Reports indicate that approximately 35 officers fall under the same category as the NCOs – Both groups essentially remained in the Armed Forces through a "back door" loophole
