Donald Trump's choice of Mike Waltz as his National Security Advisor has sparked curiosity given Waltz's extensive background in both military service and congressional affairs. His prior experience as a policy advisor in both the Pentagon and the White House adds further weight to his selection.

President-elect Donald Trump’s soon-to-be national security adviser Mike Waltz has been weighing several proposals in recent days for ending the war between Russia and in Ukraine, including one from Gen.

President-elect Donald Trump tapped Waltz, a Florida congressman and the first Green Beret to serve in Congress, to be his national security adviser in the upcoming administration. This was Waltz’s first television appearance since being picked, though Waltz is currently the member of Congress with the most appearances on Fox News.

There was a cautious note of optimism among some Ukrainians for Gen. Keith Kellogg’s past supportive remarks for Ukraine to defend itself.

In a single post, the president-elect told the world what the end of the Ukraine war might look like. And it is going to be a big diplomatic ask, to say the least.

Donald Trump may be more likely to get a peace deal from Russia if he places Ukraine in a position of strength, according to analysts. The President-elect has said his priority is to end the war in Ukraine and stop what he believes is a drain on US military resources.