Reporter Covering National Security And Defense
Missy Ryan is a reporter covering national security and defense at The Washington Post. With a focus on foreign policy and general assignment news, she has reported extensively from conflict zones and hotspots around the globe, including Iraq, Ukraine, and Afghanistan. Her work has been featured in numerous outlets, including The Atlantic, The Boston Globe, and The Australian Financial Review.
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Missy Ryan’s reporting centers on evolving government and political stories, with a significant focus on U.S. foreign policy and military actions. Her coverage also includes breaking news and governmental announcements related to world affairs.
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By: Missy Ryan, Vivian Salama, Nancy A. Youssef
The blockade of the Strait of Hormuz marks a shift in strategy—but not necessarily in outcome.
The military may need to cure its counterinsurgent “hangover,” but the president has the wrong solution.
Nancy A. Youssef, Vivian Salama, and Missy Ryan The Atlantic The blockade of the Strait of Hormuz marks a shift in strategy—but not necessarily in outcome.
A dispatch from the chaotic scene at the Washington Hilton We were under the table before we knew what was happening.
By: Nancy A. Youssef, Vivian Salama, Missy Ryan, Michael Scherer
The vice president is worried that the U.S. is running low on weapons. I n closed-door meetings , J. D.
By: Missy Ryan, Nancy A. Youssef, Shane Harris
Intelligence provides new context for one of the Iran war's deadliest incidents for American forces.
By: Missy Ryan, Kate Brannen, Ben Pauker, David Mccraw, Rebecca Hamilton
A Reiss Center and Just Security panel explores challenges facing national security journalism, and newsroom leadership in a polarized landscape.
Missy Ryan, Nancy A. Youssef and Shane Harris The Atlantic The military claimed the skies were “friendly,” but initial reports suggested otherwise.
