Trump Administration Pins China as America’s Top Threat in Security Strategy
The Trump administration prioritizes China as the top national security threat, balancing global concerns with a focus on border security.
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The Trump administration prioritizes China as the top national security threat, balancing global concerns with a focus on border security.
The ongoing US-South Korea Freedom Shield 25 exercise showcases advanced F-35 integration, boosting defense readiness in the Indo-Pacific.
The US approves a $200M deal to support Japan’s HVGP program, boosting defense capabilities in the Indo-Pacific amid rising tensions.
Here’s your SOFREP Daily News Brief: Key defense and global affairs insights to keep you in the know on Wednesday, February 26.
Two Chinese military task groups just transited the Miyako Strait into the Philippine Sea, sparking concerns over rising tensions.
Guam is within striking distance of a number of Chinese military bases including some in the South China Sea.
Despite defenses, a new study reveals US and allied bases in the Pacific remain highly vulnerable to Chinese ballistic missile attacks.
Japan’s defense just got a boost with a $39M deal for JASSM-ER missiles, adding long-range precision strike power to its arsenal!
USS Carl Vinson hits Malaysia, marking a big return for US carriers. Diplomacy, downtime, and strategy collide in Port Klang!
The USS Abraham Lincoln’s 5-month mission spanned two critical regions, marking historic firsts in naval warfare and global alliances.
China’s new Type 076 Sichuan, a tech-packed “light carrier,” redefines naval power with cutting-edge upgrades and global ambitions.
Carl Vinson CSG’s ops in South China Sea showcase US naval power, countering China’s ambitions and ensuring freedom of navigation.