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Russian officials indicated in 2019 that the Kremlin would be willing to back off from its support for Nicolas Maduro in Venezuela in exchange for a free hand in Ukraine, according to Fiona Hill, an adviser to President Donald Trump at the time.

White House Special Envoy Steve Wiktoff said Tuesday that "significant progress" has been made towards reaching a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine.

Israel and Syria have agreed to establish an intelligence-sharing program and have committed themselves to further diplomatic communications.

At least 24 Venezuelan security officers were killed in the dead-of-night U.S. military operation to capture Nicolas Maduro and spirit him to the United States to face federal drug charges, officials said Tuesday.

President Trump took a victory lap Tuesday over his "brilliant" operation to oust Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro as Democrats demanded clarity about what comes next, saying Americans cannot afford an open-ended commitment in the South American ...

China is losing a key regional ally and major source of oil from the U.S. capture of Venezuelan strongman Nicolas Maduro, according to security experts.

U.S. military spending on small drones has quadrupled since the war in Ukraine has shown how devastating the remote systems can be.

The top Democrat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee said Monday's briefing from Trump administration officials about Operation Absolute Resolve, the U.S. raid that toppled Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro, offered few details about what ...

A man in a truck decorated in "Jan. 6" signs near the White House was arrested Monday for purportedly having unregistered ammunition.

Ukraine's allies met Tuesday in Paris for key talks that could help determine the country's security after any potential peace deal is reached with Russia.