The decision is a shift in U.S. policy toward the International Criminal Court and goes against the Pentagon’s recommendation.
Related posts:
Gen. Odierno fondly remembered as ‘a giant’
How the Ukraine war could go nuclear
Russia threat sets off mad dash for defense dollars
Pentagon vows ‘rigorous scientific analysis’ of UFOs
‘A red light blinking’: Watchdog thrashes Trump, Biden administrations for Afghanistan failures
Lawmakers split on Ukraine’s new NATO bid
Top Pentagon official hails Ukraine gains as a ‘significant’ accomplishment
Pentagon’s new civilian casualty plan won’t include reopening past cases
U.S. concerned Russia could use chemical weapons in Ukraine
Tuberville hold scrambles Marines’ plans for top officer’s retirement
Alabama lawmakers turn up the heat on Air Force in escalating Space Command fight
Decision to send cluster munitions to Ukraine on Biden’s desk
