Drones pose the biggest threat to US troops in the Middle East since IEDs, top general says By Jeff Schogol / Feb 8, 2021
The rise of Mullah Yaqoob, the Taliban’s new military chief By Frud Bezhan, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty / Aug 29, 2020
Secretary of State Pompeo defends Saudi arms sales after watchdog report By Reuters Staff / Aug 12, 2020
The US did not fully assess civilian risks when pushing arms sales to Saudi Arabia, watchdog report says By Patricia Zengerle and Humeyra Pamuk, Reuters / Aug 11, 2020
The US wants to make it easier to export armed drones to allies By Glen Carey, Bloomberg News / Jul 25, 2020
Trump fired top State Department watchdog over probe into Saudi arms sales, lawmakers say By Patricia Zengerle, Reuters / May 18, 2020
The Navy just seized a bunch of Iranian missiles from a boat in the Arabian Sea By David Roza / Feb 13, 2020
DoD restricts firearms, base access, and travel for foreign military students training in the US By Haley Britzky / Jan 17, 2020
Pentagon to resume Saudi training halted after NAS Pensacola shooting By Reuters Staff / Jan 16, 2020
DoD boots 21 Saudi military students, citing jihadi content and child porn By David Roza / Jan 13, 2020
NAS Pensacola shooting was an ‘act of terrorism,’ says US Attorney General By Sarah N. Lynch and Mark Hosenball, Reuters / Jan 13, 2020
Pentagon finds no new threat from Saudi military students in wake of NAS Pensacola shooting By Reuters Staff / Dec 19, 2019
The NAS Pensacola shooter may have been radicalized years before he arrived in the US, according to Saudi Arabia By Ryan Pickrell, Business Insider / Dec 11, 2019
Pentagon implements ‘operational pause’ on training of foreign students after Pensacola shooting By Paul Szoldra / Dec 10, 2019