U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said there is evidence that North Korea has sent troops to Russia.

Israel said it had attacked Hezbollah targets in the ancient city of Tyre, pressing on with its military campaign despite U.S. efforts to tamp down conflict in the region.

The U.S. confirmed Wednesday that North Korea has deployed troops to Russia, a significant development that could aid the Kremlin's forces in the war in Ukraine.Why it matters: The deployment is the latest sign of a strengthening alliance between Moscow and Pyongya...

North Korea has sent troops to Russia to support Moscows war in Ukraine, the United States said Wednesday, a major escalation in the conflict that has rattled Western allies.

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin confirmed Wednesday that the U.S. has evidence that North Korean troops are in Russia.Why it matters: Austin's comments are the first official acknowledgment from the U.S. about the recent deployments to Russia, a significant development that

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Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken held talks in Riyadh as part of U.S. efforts to calm the Middle East. Israel carried out more strikes in Lebanon, hitting the ancient city of Tyre.

Defense Secretary Lloyd J. Austin III called the situation very serious, though he said that what the soldiers were doing in Russia was left to be seen.