Defense
Inside the vicious rivalries tearing apart Pete Hegseth’s Pentagon
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.
The vote, while symbolic, underscores Republican concern about the U.S. military campaign.
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