George Allison
George has a degree in Cyber Security from Glasgow Caledonian University and has a keen interest in naval and cyber security matters and has appeared on national radio and television to discuss current events. George is on Twitter at @geoallison
Photos show Finnish troops boarding Russia-linked ship
The Eagle S, which is flagged in the Cook Islands, is believed to be part of Russia’s "shadow fleet," a group of vessels often used to bypass international sanctions.
Government places drone restrictions over 11 military sites
While drone legislation already covers most military sites, the new restrictions provide additional protection to address national security concerns.
Two new pre-series Challenger 3 tanks gear up for trials
These vehicles will now undergo a series of rigorous field trials to test their performance and ensure readiness for full-rate production.
China’s new long range stealth aircraft makes appearance
The aircraft's size and unique aerodynamic design suggest it’s intended for long-range operations.
Ben Wallace urges Germany to send Taurus missiles to Ukraine
Former UK Defence Secretary Ben Wallace has urged Germany to urgently supply Taurus missiles to Ukraine, stressing their crucial role in helping the country defend itself against Russia's continued aggression.
Undersea cable damaged in Baltic Sea incident
Finnish Border Guard vessels are escorting the tanker Eagle S, a vessel registered to the Cook Islands and suspected of being part of Russia’s shadow fleet.
Tankers scrambling to refuel cargo aircraft over Arctic
We understand that a significant amount of goods brought to the UK this month are being brought by this one cargo aircraft.
Norway purchases over 8,000 artillery shell guidance kits
The sale includes additional components such as fuze wrenches, enhanced portable inductive artillery fuze setters, GPS antennae, and platform integration kits.
Over 1,600 sailors, Royal Marines ‘stand ready’ on Christmas
First Sea Lord Admiral Sir Ben Key expressed his gratitude for the work of the Royal Navy personnel, noting, "Your resilience and professionalism have allowed us to deliver on another demanding year".
RAF reflects on key achievements of 2024
"The RAF has continued to deliver with distinction this year, and we look forward to maintaining this momentum into 2025 and beyond", said Air Chief Marshal Sir Rich Knighton.
