Jared Szuba is a Pentagon Correspondent for Al-Monitor, specializing in reporting on US military policy and actions in the Middle East. With a focus on the region's conflicts and security issues, Jared provides in-depth analysis and up-to-date coverage of developments in the Pentagon and its impact on the Middle East.
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Jared Szuba's coverage is primarily focused on evolving government and political stories in the Middle East, particularly involving US military involvement, Israel, Gaza War, Red Sea and Houthi Rebels. He seems to have a strong preference for breaking news and government announcements related to these topics.
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The move put the US-UAE military relationship on the same footing as that between the United States and India
Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani's need for a domestic political win has sent Pentagon officials back to the drawing board to find ways to keep the lid on ISIS in neighboring Syria.
The White House ordered the US military to adjust force presence in the Middle East ‘as necessary' after Israel defied Washington in a bid to kill Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, risking war with Iran.
The Pentagon likened the current crisis in the Middle East to that in Europe prior to the First World War, as the Biden administration seeks to restrain an Israeli counterattack against Iran.
Israel seems to be weighing strikes that go beyond just restoring deterrence while the United States prefers to avert a region-wide war.
By: Jared Szuba
There's no sign the Biden administration has put any time limit on the Israeli campaign in Lebanon, nor of whether the White House intends to exert leverage to limit the ground invasion.
By: Jared Szuba
The Israeli military is signaling to Tehran that it can strike its nuclear facilities from afar with or without direct American support.
By: Jared Szuba
The Biden administration seeks to dissuade Iran from launching yet another retaliatory attack against Israel amid a drawn-out exchange of strikes that risk escalating into a wider conflict.
By: Jared Szuba
The former Green Beret and China hawk, who was praised by the president-elect during right-wing media appearances, may soon find himself tasked with contradictory and even illegal policy orders as Trump seeks to shake up Washington's approach to national security during his second term in office.
The president-elect’s made-for-TV decision to name Fox News host Pete Hegseth is reinforcing broad doubts about the seriousness of Trump's foreign policy.
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