Defense
Iran war may leave Ukraine without critical air defenses
The Defense Department “was not expecting it,” a congressional aide said.
There are 38,000 U.S. troops and personnel stationed in Germany, and cutting forces there would face opposition on Capitol Hill.
The Defense secretary’s decision to label critics as short-sighted and unpatriotic pulls a page from the Donald Trump playbook: when threatened, attack.
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