Defense
‘Unconscionable’: Three former Pentagon officials say they don’t know why they were fired
The move by the House Armed Services Committee injects another partisan wedge issue into an already fraught defense bill.
Eighteen Republicans broke ranks to help pass the military assistance and Russia sanctions.
The decision is part of a broader American retrenchment from the NATO alliance.
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