QUANTICO, Virginia: President Donald Trump on Tuesday proposed using American cities as training grounds for the armed forces and spoke of needing US military might to combat what he called the “invasion from within.” Addressing an audience of military brass abruptly summoned to Virginia, Trump outlined a muscular and at times norm-shattering view of the military’s role in domestic affairs. He was joined by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, who declared an end to “woke” culture and announced new directives for troops that include “gender-neutral” or “male-level” standards for physical fitness.

WASHINGTON: President Donald Trump will on Tuesday speak at a rare gathering of hundreds of senior US military officers summoned, without public explanation, from around the world…

The US president warned military leaders of a "war from within", and signals they will be tasked with intervening.

Donald Trump is addressing an extraordinary gathering of hundreds of US generals and admirals who were summoned from around the world.

President and defense chief delivered pair of incendiary speeches to a crowd of hundreds of generals and admirals

In a speech to U.S. generals and admirals, the president said the cracking down on “civil disturbances” would be a “big thing” for them.

Republican president tells top military officers they will play part in ‘war from within’ in major US cities.

The military leaders sat mostly stone-faced through Trump’s politicized remarks.

QUANTICO, Virginia: President Donald Trump on Tuesday proposed using American cities as training grounds for the armed forces and spoke of needing US military might to combat what…

In seiner Rede vor der Militärführung sagt Donald Trump, amerikanische Städte sollten künftig „Übungsplatz“ für das Militär sein. Der Verteidigungsminister seinerseits fordert…

The Trump administration evidently seeks to transform the US military into a partisan tool of the president’s regime

Illinois governor JB Pritzker and others condemn president for suggesting cities be used as military training grounds

Experts in political science and constitutional law are sounding the alarm on the president's speech, which featured language of "totalitarianism" and "authoritarian" rhetoric.