Новости за 09.07.2017

The Pentagon is taking initial steps to more closely enforce so-called "Buy American" laws, elevating a series of Depression-era statutes that require manufacturers to rely on U.S. materials when they make guns, equipment, uniforms and food for the nation's military.

President Donald Trump said Sunday that "it is time to move forward in working constructively with Russia" after his lengthy meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Germany. But he is still avoiding the question of whether he accepts Putin's denial that Russia was responsible for meddling in the 2016 election.

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Sunday that Russia must make the first moves to rein in separatists and remove its weaponry from eastern Ukraine. He also vowed that sanctions would remain in place until Moscow reverses its actions and respects the border between the two countries.

The future USS Oregon is expected to cost about $2.7 billion and be delivered to the Navy in November 2019.

North Korea’s state-run media called the peninsula the “world’s biggest tinderbox” and said the deployment of U.S. strategic assets was playing with fire.

An episode of the free podcast will be released every other week, officials said. It is available through iTunes, Google Play, YouTube and various other services.

Lance Vogeler was killed in a battle with insurgents in Helmand Province, Afghanistan, on Oct. 1, 2010.

U.S. President Donald Trump called for expanded cooperation with Russia on Sunday, as a cease-fire brokered by the two powers and Jordan for southern Syria came into effect.

About 10,000 people who were evacuated during the removal operation in the town of Bialystok are returning home.

The northern part of the Sinai Peninsula, bordering Gaza and Israel, is home to a powerful Islamic State affiliate that has carried out a number of attacks in recent years.

South Sudan's military denied the rebels' accusations, saying there were no scheduled military operations in the area and suggesting that the opposition was fighting among themselves.

Although a fraction the size of Iraq's Mosul, Raqqa's urban warfare may prove as grueling, and those fighting the extremists risk being dragged into side battles with other groups in Syria's complex civil war.

One of seven sailors drowned after the June 17 collision of the U.S. Navy destroyer Fitzgerald and a commercial cargo ship, Carlos Victor Sibayan's funeral was held Saturday morning in Bonita, California.

A former Air Force security squadron staff sergeant was found guilty Friday of sexually assaulting an Aurora woman in her home while he videotaped the crime on his phone, the 18th Judicial District Attorney's Office announced.

Boecore Inc. won its biggest prime contract in its 17-year history last month from the Air Force, a five-year, $93 million deal to provide near real-time early warning of ballistic missile launches to U.S. military commands and allied nations.

Vice Adm. Diego Hernandez, a decorated Navy officer who led 147 combat missions in Vietnam and commanded the U.S. Third Fleet in the late '80s, died Friday at 83 of complications from Parkinson's disease at his home in Miami Lakes, Florida.

A soldier from Joint Base Lewis-McChord was killed by Washington state troopers in an apparent "suicide by cop" Saturday morning.

U.S. government officials say Russian government hackers were behind recent cyber-intrusions into the business systems of U.S. nuclear power and other energy companies in what appears to be an effort to assess their networks.

U.S. government officials say Russian government hackers were behind recent cyber-intrusions into the business systems of U.S. nuclear power plant and other energy companies in what appears to be an effort to assess their networks.

The new intercontinental weapon's propulsion system looks like a Soviet knockoff.

Defense attorneys in the trial of Martin Shkreli, the infamous 'Pharma Bro' and one of the most hated public figures of recent years, have put forth a novel defense against eight counts of wire fraud. Is his wrongdoing worth a conviction if his investors didn't lose money?

After weeks of public statements and private phone calls with no apparent result, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has decided to personally intervene in the ongoing Persian Gulf dispute.

It’s been less than a year since soldiers from 2nd Battalion, 3rd Special Forces Group returned from an Africa deployment. But in a way, the soldiers have never left.

Instead of just a demonstration team, the Black Daggers are now a recruiting tool, working hand in hand with the Special Operations Recruiting Battalion.

It's all part of Trump's family-focused governing style that takes its cues from his decades running a family business.