Defense
NASA chief nominee, contradicting Musk, opts for the moon first over Mars
The Defense secretary distanced Project Freedom, the latest effort to reopen the strait, from the rest of the Iran war.
The exchange occurred a day after President Donald Trump announced the Navy would help commercial vessels transit the Strait of Hormuz.
“If we are to remain transatlantic, we must strengthen the European pillar within NATO,” German defense minister said in response to planned withdrawal of American troops from his country.
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