The Army on Tuesday released the names of the four U.S. service members initially killed after an Iranian drone struck the tactical operations center they were working from in Kuwait.

"We are thankful that Mark is safe and being cared for and we look forward to his return home."

In a statement, Lurie said city officials have been coordinating with state and federal agencies after an FBI alert surfaced, warning that Iran could retaliate against U.S. military action with drone strikes from an "unidentified vessel" stationed in an unknown and unconfirmed area off the coast of the United States.

During a closed-door meeting at the White House on August 18 last year, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy offered interceptor drones and related technology to the US as part of a partnership pro...