Ukraine will receive additional F-16 fighter jets from its partners. The aircraft are already being prepared for transfer, said Supreme Allied Commander Europe General Christopher Cavoli during a ...

U.S. European Command Commander Gen. Christopher Cavoli told the House Armed Services Committee that he’s “consistently recommended” keeping the troop levels where they’re at in Europe ...

Russian military replaced Ukraine battlefield losses 'far faster' than expected, general warns " [Russia’s military has] grown back to what they were before," Gen. Christopher Cavoli told senators.

Gen. Christopher Cavoli told lawmakers that “the side that can’t shoot back loses,” as a massive aid package for Ukraine remains stalled in the House.

“Gen. Cavoli’s visit to Vicenza served as a powerful reminder of our enduring commitment to Soldiers and their families,” said Col. Scott Horrigan, the garrison commander, following the visit.

Gen. Christopher Cavoli, the head of U.S. European Command, said Thursday that Russia’s army has grown by 15 percent since before the invasion of Ukraine, raising the alarm that Russian force… ...

Princeton University will present its top awards for alumni to Gen. Christopher Cavoli, Supreme Allied Commander Europe, and Robert Kahn, a co-inventor of the fundamental communication protocols at ...

Cavoli’s Pizza Shop opened last week in the former Copper Cup event space (next to the Ironwood Cafe), 680 Dover Center Road, at the Westlake and Bay Village border.

While Russia has suffered thousands of losses in its war against Ukraine, a senior US military commander in Europe told lawmakers Wednesday that they have plenty more firepower left in their arsenal.

NATO’s new force model has already given its top commander a 700 percent increase in fully ready troops, Army Gen. Christopher Cavoli said this week on the first day of the alliance conference ...

Cavoli, an Army officer who also serves as head of the Stuttgart-based U.S. European Command, said that future means prioritizing hard power, a comment that could go against the grain of the ...