Former Democratic Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard, known for her progressive stances and military service, has been appointed by President-elect Donald Trump as the new Director of National Intelligence. This surprising move marks a significant shift in Gabbard’s political trajectory and raises questions about her qualifications for the critical role.
J.D. Vance, the Republican vice presidential candidate, has publicly questioned the military service record of Democratic rival Tim Walz, accusing him of misrepresenting his service and avoiding combat in Iraq. Vance’s challenge comes as scrutiny intensifies around Walz’s military record, with allegations of ‘stolen valor’ being raised.
The Russian Embassy in India has expressed condolences over the deaths of Indian nationals serving in the Russian army, assuring that they are working to discharge Indians from the war-stricken country’s military. The embassy also denied engaging in any recruitment campaigns for Indian nationals and stated that the Ministry of Defence has stopped admitting foreign citizens, including Indians, to military service since April this year.
Dr Neil Shastri-Hurst, the Conservative parliamentary candidate for Solihull West and Shirley, boasts a diverse background in public service, having served in the military and as a surgeon in the NHS. His experience, coupled with his legal expertise, positions him as a strong advocate for healthcare issues and the community.
Israel’s Supreme Court has ruled that ultra-Orthodox Jews must be drafted into military service, ending their exemption. The ruling, met with both support and opposition, has ignited a contentious debate within Israel.
As we approach Memorial Day, let us remember the countless veterans who have served our country with honor and sacrifice. This article explores the inspiring stories of little Henry’s great-grandfathers and other family members who dedicated their lives to serving their country, illustrating the diverse ways one can contribute and the profound impact such service can have on our lives and communities.
At the break of dawn, thousands of Australians came together to solemnly observe Anzac Day, a day of remembrance and commemoration for those who have served and sacrificed in conflicts past and present.
First Lady Jill Biden launched the Wounded Warrior Project’s annual Soldier Ride from the White House lawn on Wednesday, highlighting the importance of supporting service members and their families. She spoke about the administration’s efforts to expand veteran access to healthcare, provide benefits for veterans exposed to toxins, and address homelessness and suicide among veterans. President Joe Biden joined the first lady and praised the riders as the ‘spine of America.’ The Wounded Warrior Project, founded in 2003, provides support to veterans and their loved ones who have been injured or ill in military service since September 11, 2001. The Soldier Ride began in 2004 to raise awareness for wounded veterans.
Ukrainian consulates are temporarily suspending all services to men between the ages of 18 and 60, making it necessary for them to return home to obtain documents.
