Threat of Hezbollah to Israel and IDF Offensive Plans in Lebanon

Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo discusses U.S. actions to mitigate the threat Hezbollah poses to Israel, as the Israel Defense Forces approve plans for an offensive in Lebanon against the terrorist group.

Western Nations and Ukraine's Use of Missiles Against Russia

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg argues that Western nations should end their prohibition on Ukraine using missiles to attack targets within Russia to deter further aggression from Moscow. The UK has already signed off on Ukraine using their weapons, while the US is reconsidering its ban.

French President Macron's willingness to send troops to Ukraine amid Russian aggression

French President Macron stated he would send troops to Ukraine if Russia advances further, risking NATO-Russia clashes. Macron emphasized the importance of preventing Russia from winning in Ukraine for Europe's security. Russia has claimed more territory in Ukraine, and tensions continue to rise as US aid arrives for Ukrainian forces. Peace talks are planned in Switzerland, but Russia is not among the countries invited.

NATO's 75th Anniversary and Current Challenges

NATO celebrates 75 years of collective defense as Russia asserts control in Ukraine. Alliance considers providing more military support to Ukraine amid ongoing attacks. NATO's focus on reinforcing borders near Russia and Ukraine to deter further aggression.

Ukraine Aid Funding in Congress

House Intelligence chairman Rep. Mike Turner stated on 'Face The Nation' that more funding for Ukraine will have 'overwhelming support' in Congress. The Speaker plans to hold a vote on funding for Ukraine aid upon Congress's return.

China's Aggression in the South China Sea

The Philippines claps back at China's aggression in the South China Sea after an incident involving water cannons by China's coast guard. The US condemns China's actions and reminds Beijing of the Mutual Defense Treaty with the Philippines.

EU Plan to Use Frozen Russian Assets for Ukraine

The European Union plans to use profits from frozen Russian assets to provide weapons and funds for Ukraine in response to Russian aggression. The EU is holding around 200 billion euros in Russian central bank assets, with interest on that money estimated to provide around 3 billion euros each year. The plan has received support from most EU foreign ministers and is pending approval at an upcoming EU summit.

Ukraine's Defense Against Russian Aggression

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy urgently requests artillery and air defenses from allies to defend against Russia's aggression, emphasizing the need for support to save civilians and historical centers. U.S. aid has been stalled in Congress. Zelenskyy replaced his top military general in February for "urgent changes."

Ukraine-Russia Conflict

Ukraine is desperate for supplies as Russia advances on the invasion's 2-year anniversary, facing renewed Russian aggression and dwindling foreign support.

Russian Threat to French Flights Over Black Sea

Russian forces threatened to shoot down French flights patrolling international airspace over the Black Sea, signaling increased aggression. France's defense minister highlighted the aggressive behavior reminiscent of the Cold War era.