James Stavridis

The U.S. Indo-Pacific Command (USINDOPACOM) said that the Chinese vessel "executed maneuvers in an unsafe manner" close to the U.S. Navy destroyer.

Despite warning about scarce materials, Admiral James Stavridis said the "'American way of war,' which succeeded keeps the odds in favor of the Ukrainians."

Retired Admiral James G. Stavridis said that Russia's casualty rate in Ukraine is "unimaginable from a military perspective."

"Tactically, the U.S. military needs to think about how to deploy anti-balloon systems," wrote Admiral James Stavridis.

Admiral James Stavridis described the balloon as a "direct signal" to the U.S. ahead of Secretary of State Antony Blinken's now-postponed trip to Beijing.

"President Xi is watching the Russian debacle in Ukraine and will likely be more cautious as a result," James Stavridis said on Saturday.

Germany made an announcement Tuesday that could shake up on-the-ground battles as the war in Ukraine reaches 11 months.

The U.S. may need to decide whether to arm itself or Ukraine within the next six months, Navy Secretary Carlos Del Toro said.

Former NATO Supreme Allied Commander James Stavridis said on Sunday that walking away from Ukraine now would be "disastrous."

James Stavridis on Saturday also described the video of China's ex-president being removed as "Orwellian."

"We aren't coming to kill you, but to convince you. But if you don't want to be convinced, we'll kill you," Pavel Gubarev said in a video.

Recent attacks on civilian centers, James Stavridis said, could leave the West with no choice but to directly intervene in the conflict.

The former NATO commander said the Russian president knows if he used a nuclear weapon "it would cause the world entirely to turn against him."

Putin's forces have been a "disaster" in Ukraine, as Moscow's troops "failed to deliver," retired U.S. Admiral James Stavridis said on Sunday.

"The plan is not subject to adjustment," Putin said Friday.

Ex-NATO Commander James Stavridis' comments came after members of Russian state media proposed violent responses as Russia's military faces defeats.

Former NATO Supreme Allied Commander James Stavridis said Sunday that the weapons are "not quite dragons," but will be helpful in the Ukrainian offensive.

Sir Lawrence Freedman said on Sunday that the Russian president "didn't realize the gamble he was taking."

Retired U.S. Navy Admiral James Stavridis said that the situation at Zaporizhzhia "absolutely screams for international engagement."

Retired U.S. Navy Admiral James Stavridis said that Vladimir Putin's "hand of cards [is] not enviable at this point."

"We are talking about high-precision weapons and robotics, combat systems based on new physical principles," the Russian president said describing the weaponry.

The ex-NATO leader said Sunday that he could see the war coming to an end in six months as Putin "burns through troops."

Retired U.S. Army General Mark Hertling said Moscow's efforts to rush reconstituting its depleted forces "exponentially damages morale and fighting capability."

Retired U.S. Navy Admiral James Stavridis said Russia's military has shown "very little appetite or inclination to improve."

The Ukraine war will become a "frozen conflict," predicted former NATO Supreme Allied Commander James Stavridis on Sunday.

Western allies will soon escort blockaded grain shipments in and out of Ukraine, former NATO commander James Stavridis said Sunday.

"It's been a bad performance by the Russians thus far," said former NATO commander James Stavridis on Sunday.

He warned on Sunday that the Russian president could invade non-NATO member nations including Moldova and Kazakhstan.

"This is really a collision between order and rule of law," former NATO Supreme Allied Commander James Stavridis said.

James Stavridis, former NATO supreme allied commander, credited Hill for being both tenacious and knowledgeable.