The Pentagon under Pete Hegseth stopped arms shipments to Ukraine in February without being ordered to do so by Donald Trump.

In his first interview since leaving office, the 82-year-old criticises his successor's handling of the war and is challenged ...

Two countries exchange attacks on each other's capitals two days before Moscow is due to host world leaders for Putin's ...

"It's a mess," Oleksandr Merezhko, the chair of Ukraine's parliamentary foreign affairs committee, told Newsweek.

A small group of Pentagon staffers, many with long-standing opposition to U.S. aid for Ukraine, allegedly advised Hegseth to ...

U.S. Judge Beryl Howell issued a permanent injunction against the president Friday night, ruling that his executive order ...

Holding up the assistance for Kyiv had been discussed at that meeting, but Trump did not give any instruction to that effect.

Top national security officials — in the White House, the Pentagon and the State Department — couldn’t provide answers.

The first step came on April 30th when Mr Hegseth issued a memo to the army. The force had two simple priorities, he wrote: ...

Pete Hegseth reportedly paused military aid to Ukraine without approval from Donald Trump or the White House, according to Reuters.

Pete Hegseth was facing new claims of chaos in his running of the Pentagon on Tuesday in a bombshell report about his ...