David Brennan

NATO aircraft were scrambled Thursday overnight as Russian drones and missiles again struck targets inside Ukraine, reaching as far west as the Khmelnytskyi region less than 200 miles from the Polish border.“Polish and allied aircraft” took to the skies above southeastern Poland as Russian ballistic missiles and Shahed attack drones targeted Ukrainian cities, per a report by Warsaw’s Armed Forces Operational Command.“This is another very busy night for the entire air defense system in Poland due…

The NATO alliance is planning new measures to protect its campaign of support for Ukraine, according to a new report, as fears grow that a second White House term for Donald Trump will hinder collective efforts to defeat and deter Russia.The Wall Street Journal reported on Monday—citing unnamed U.S. and allied officials—that this month’s NATO summit in Washington D.C. will see several new measures announced in a bid to shore up the Western bloc amid political turbulence in Europe and the U.S.The…

The transatlantic alliance has reportedly been updating plans for a mammoth mobilization in the event of war with Moscow.

Moscow has accused Paris of preparing a 2,000-strong formation to be sent into Ukraine.

Berlin is developing a plan to move hundreds of thousands of NATO troops eastward if war breaks out.

Because of its location, Hawaii is the only U.S. state not covered by NATO's Article 5 collective defense clause.

Ukrainian forces appear to have launched their latest strike on occupied Russian areas overnight using U.S.-made ATACMS missiles, possibly to again target an aviation hub previously used as a repair center for Russian military equipment.Images and videos posted to social media early on Friday showed explosions followed by plumes of smoke rising over the occupied eastern Ukrainian city of Luhansk. OSINT social-media accounts geolocated the footage to the southeastern part of the city in the area…

The alliance has been strengthening its quick reaction capabilities amid Moscow's devastating war with Ukraine.

Azerbaijan and Armenia are again engaged in a diplomatic blame game after a planned peace meeting in the United Kingdom failed. The two sides are seeking a peaceful settlement to more than 35 years of conflict in the South Caucasus.Both Baku and Yerevan have blamed each other for the failure of a proposed meeting between Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan during last week’s European Political Community summit at Blenheim Palace in the U.K.“Prime Minist…

Keeping athletes, dignitaries and spectators safe at the 2024 Paris Olympics is one of the biggest security challenges in French history.