Hegseth

The US launched a second night of strikes against Iran, with reports of refueling planes returning to the region. Iran threatened to close the Hormuz Strait, Pakistan urged restraint, and a PM noted that Hegseth canceling a visit to Israel 'could mean something.'

Trump declares the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Iran 'over' after renewed attacks around Hormuz, calling diplomacy with Tehran 'a waste of time'. US defense chief reportedly cancels an Israel visit.

US defense minister Hegseth is set to visit Israel for the first time since becoming Pentagon chief. The trip coincides with concerns over a potential F-35 sale to Turkey, and he is expected to meet Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and Foreign Minister Katz.

Hegseth is planning to visit Israel on Wednesday, with discussions expected to include concerns over a potential F-35 sale to Turkey and Iran. Ireland has passed a bill banning Israeli goods from East Jerusalem and the West Bank.

Hegseth has established an autonomy czar position to oversee drone-related efforts, covering ground vehicles, small air vehicles, and nearly all sea vehicles. The role reports directly to Deputy Defense Secretary Stephen Feinberg.

Hegseth hosted a meeting with emerging weapons manufacturers to discuss munitions production. Invitees included Anduril, Castelion, and Leidos, according to sources.

Gen. Christopher Donahue, described as a top warfighter, was denied an extension of his career amid efforts by the Trump administration to remove senior military leaders. Hegseth reportedly blocked internal attempts to prolong Donahue's tenure.

Gen. Christopher Donahue, who leads NATO's Allied Land Command, will step down on July 2 at the request of Hegseth, according to a US Army statement.

Trump's top general leaves the Pentagon as Hegseth takes steps to gut his command in a large-scale purge. The action is part of a sweeping purge.

Trump's top general walks out of the Pentagon as Hegseth moves to gut his command in a sweeping purge. The article highlights a conflict involving leadership changes and command restructuring.

The article discusses SecDef Hegseth's review of American troop posture in Europe and provides an update on the development of a drone wingman program for military pilots.

Hegseth argues that under-investment in military spending is the greatest threat to America's national security and asserts that future economic health depends on significant defense spending.

A US military Tomahawk cruise missile attack on a girl's elementary school in Iran's Minab killed at least 175 people, mostly children, four months ago. The Pentagon has not released any information about the cause of the attack, raising concerns that the investigation findings might be concealed.

Over 160 troops at a Texas base contracted the flu following Hegseth's lifting of the mandatory flu vaccine order. The Pentagon ended the requirement for service members to receive flu vaccines in April.

Hegseth has initiated a review of US troops in Europe and issued a warning to NATO, criticizing allies for 'shameful' behavior. The move signals a potential shift in US military strategy and relations with European partners.

Scores of recruits at an Air Force base fell ill following an outbreak linked to flu vaccine being made optional. The illness spread rapidly in a Basic Military Training wing where recruits share close living and dining spaces.

Defense secretary Hegseth announced a six-month review of the US military presence in Europe, criticizing NATO allies for not supporting Washington in an Iran war.

The US has announced a review of its military assets in Europe, which will depend on whether allies meet their spending targets. This statement was made by Hegseth.

Ukraine attacked a Moscow oil refinery in response to strikes on Ukraine. Hegseth emphasized a NATO review to improve US force posture and strengthen NATO 3.0, stating it would be a rigorous evaluation for allies.

The Senate is targeting defense secretary Hegseth's travel in a standoff related to an apparent Iran school attack and boat strikes. Lawmakers are increasing pressure on him to provide answers they've sought for months.

Trump and Hegseth broadcast U.S. military strikes before they occur. Commanders typically avoid public discussion of future operations to prevent mission risks.

President Trump stated he was broadcasting U.S. military strikes in advance to pressure Iran into opening the Strait of Hormuz. The action involved Trump and Hegseth.

The US conducted 'self-defense strikes' in Iran for the second consecutive night, as stated by the Pentagon chief, aiming to secure a deal expected by President Trump. Iran reported activating air defenses in Tehran and explosions in other areas. Hegseth warned of potential bombing of 'key facilities'.

Hegseth addressed European allies during a D-Day anniversary speech in France, criticizing immigration as an 'invasion.' The lecture focused on immigration concerns amid the commemorative event.

Hegseth delivered a speech to European allies during the D-Day anniversary in France, criticizing immigration as an 'invasion.' The remarks focused on immigration policy during a commemorative event.

US Defense Secretary Hegseth criticized Europe's approach to migration during a speech in Normandy, referencing the 82nd anniversary of the Allied D-Day operation to liberate Nazi-occupied Europe.

US defense secretary Hegseth criticized Europe's migrant situation during a speech in Normandy, 82 years after the Allied liberation of Nazi-occupied north-western Europe.

Hegseth's speech in France referenced immigration and 'invasion' during D-Day remarks. The speech aligned with broader Trump administration rhetoric on border security and migration in Europe.

Hegseth's speech in France invoked immigration and 'invasion' during D-Day remarks, reflecting broader Trump administration rhetoric on border security and migration in Europe.

Hegseth claims Europe is being 'invaded by dangerous migrants.' The statement references concerns about migration in Europe.

Cmdr. Job Price’s death was ruled a suicide, but irregularities raised suspicions. His family expressed anger over a lack of assistance from Trump insiders.

Hegseth took six of his children to France on an official trip, with the Pentagon covering their travel expenses. Officials warned that bringing them could strain his security team amid increased threats.

Hans Blix investigated Iraq for WMDs 20 years ago. He now issues a stark warning to Trump and criticizes Hegseth as 'contemptuous.'

Hans Blix, who previously searched Iraq for WMDs, now issues a stark warning to Trump and Hegseth. The article highlights his past role in Iraq and current concerns about Trump and Hegseth.

Asia is not supporting Hegseth's initiatives, and a Shangri-La charm offensive has clashed with regional values.

Hegseth reaffirmed the United States' commitment to its Pacific allies, emphasizing continued support and partnership in the region.

The US defense secretary, Hegseth, stated that the US is not turning back on Asia allies but expects them to enhance their defense capabilities. The remarks were made during a security summit in Singapore, where questions about US commitment and potential arms deals were discussed.

Hegseth praised Asian allies and criticized NATO. The statement highlights a shift in focus towards Asian partnerships while expressing skepticism towards the NATO alliance.

Hegseth reduced his warnings about China during a visit to the region. Previously, he described China as a threat to Taiwan and suggested an attack could be imminent.

Hegseth reduced his warnings about China during a recent visit to the region. Last year, he described China as a threat to Taiwan and suggested an attack could be imminent.