Jared Szuba
Pentagon Correspondent at Al-Monitor
Pentagon correspondent @AlMonitor. DC by way of Cairo, Amman, others. Drop me a line 📩 [email protected] / Signal (202)-999-7100.
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2 weeks ago |
al-monitor.com | Jared Szuba
WASHINGTON – The Trump administration has named Tom Barrack, the current US ambassador to Turkey, to be the State Department’s next special envoy for Syria. “President Trump has outlined his clear vision of a prosperous Middle East and a stable Syria at peace with itself and its neighbors,” a statement by Barrack published Friday by the US embassy in Ankara read.
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2 weeks ago |
al-monitor.com | Jared Szuba
WASHINGTON — The Pentagon on Wednesday said that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth had formally accepted Qatar's offer of a Boeing 747, which President Trump has said he wants to use as the next Air Force One. "The secretary of defense has accepted a Boeing 747 from Qatar in accordance with all federal rules and regulations," Hegseth's top aide and chief Pentagon spokesperson, Sean Parnell, said in a statement.
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2 weeks ago |
al-monitor.com | Jared Szuba
WASHINGTON — The Pentagon on Wednesday said that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth had formally accepted Qatar's offer of a Boeing 747, which President Trump has said he wants to use as the next Air Force One. "The secretary of defense has accepted a Boeing 747 from Qatar in accordance with all federal rules and regulations," Hegseth's top aide and chief Pentagon spokesperson, Sean Parnell, said in a statement.
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1 month ago |
al-monitor.com | Jared Szuba
Two US Navy pilots were rescued after ditching their F/A-18 fighter jet during a landing mishap on the USS Harry S. Truman off Yemen's coast on Monday, US officials confirmed to Al-Monitor. The pilots were forced to eject due to an arrestment failure in which the aircraft's tailhook failed to sufficiently engage on the deck, one official said. The two pilots were recovered via helicopter from the water and treated for minor injuries, CNN first reported on Monday night.
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1 month ago |
al-monitor.com | Jared Szuba
President Donald Trump said Tuesday that the United States would halt its strike campaign against Yemen’s Houthi rebels, claiming the Iran-backed faction had “capitulated.”“The Houthis have announced — to us, at least — that they don't want to fight anymore. They just don't want to fight, and we will honor that,” Trump told reporters in the Oval Office. “We will stop the bombings,” Trump said.
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