Military Affairs and Intelligence Correspondent
Phil Stewart is a Military and Intelligence Correspondent for Reuters, with extensive experience reporting from over 60 countries including Ukraine, Syria, Afghanistan, Russia, and China. His work has been featured in various publications and media outlets, covering topics such as international conflicts, defense strategies, and global security issues.
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By: Idrees Ali Reuters, Phil Stewart
WASHINGTON -- Russian military personnel have entered an air base in Niger that is hosting U.S. troops, a senior U.S. defense official told Reuters, a move that follows a decision by Niger's junta to expel U.S. forces from the country.
Damage to Philippine vessels and injuries to their crew in the South China Sea is "irresponsible behaviour" in disregard of international law, US
By: Phil Stewart, Idrees Ali
As U.S. and other Western troops get the boot from African countries, Russian soldiers are taking their place at air bases. The Kremlin, meanwhile, continues to court African leaders and expand its influence in the region.
By: Phil Stewart, Bill Berkrot
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The Pentagon has not seen a change to Russia’s disposition of its strategic nuclear forces, it said on Monday, despite what it called “irresponsible rhetoric” from Moscow detailing plans for exercises involving the deployment of tactical nuclear weapons.
WASHINGTON >> A U.S. soldier has been detained in Russia on charges of criminal misconduct, the U.S. Army said today, that country's latest high-profile detention of an American.
By: Steve Holland, Mike Stone, Phil Stewart
The shipments involved Joint Direct Attack Munitions, which convert dumb bombs into precision-guided ones, as well as Small Diameter Bombs
By: Steve Holland, Mike Stone, Phil Stewart
They come at a time when Washington is publicly pressuring Israel to postpone its offensive in Rafah until after it has taken steps to avert civilian casualties.
By: Phil Stewart, Idrees Ali
WASHINGTON >> Before his arrest in Russia, U.S. soldier Gordon Black not only broke Army rules by traveling to the Russian city of Vladivostok without authorization, but he did so after passing through China, the Pentagon said today.
By: Kate Cimini Rogelio Mares, Idrees Ali, Phil Stewart, Matthew Henderson
WARSAW, Poland (AP) — Poland is strengthening the metal barrier along its border with Belarus to deter illegal migration and plans to also reinforce its border with Russia, its defense minister said Thursday.
By: Idrees Ali Reuters, Phil Stewart
WASHINGTON - Months before his arrest in Russia, U.S. Army soldier Gordon Black made a surprise video call from his overseas tour in South Korea to his 6-year-old daughter in Texas.
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