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U.K. Prime Minister Andy Burnham said Monday it is "highly likely" Iran played a role in coordinating an alleged terror plot targeting an air base used by the U.S.

Acting Army Secretary Adam R. Telle said Monday that each military service has its own strengths, but the Army is the foundation of the joint force.

NATO's top military commander said the alliance is "ready to fight tonight" if it is attacked, as European officials warn Russia could test NATO's defenses with increased covert attacks or a limited military incursion.

North Korea test-fired multiple ballistic missiles Monday, just days after South Korea conducted the first successful test of its own hypersonic missile.

Iranian officials are reviewing the latest U.S. peace proposal and will respond with a counterproposal via mediators afterward, an Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson said Monday.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told Europe's main eastern-flank security gathering Monday that Kyiv will honor President Trump's surprise "energy ceasefire" if Moscow does. But Russian drones, he said, kept hitting Ukraine's power and gas ...

The European Union imposed sanctions on Monday on almost 1,600 Russian people and companies linked to Russia's arms industry, notably targeting those suspected of involvement in making parts for drones and missiles.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Monday that Russia has continued to strike Ukraine's energy facilities even after U.S. President Trump said a day earlier that the warring countries had agreed on an energy ceasefire in the 4 1/2-year-old ...

President Trump announced Sunday that Russia and Ukraine have agreed to halt attacks on each other's energy infrastructure.

The Trump administration is considering joining Saudi Arabia's air campaign against Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi rebels.