NATO jets intercept Russian aircraft in Baltic

NATO's air defences responded to Russian aircraft approaching international airspace in the Baltic Sea and off Norway's coast.

New jets and drones key to future of British air power

Drones will play a crucial role in enhancing the lethality and survivability of crewed platforms. 

UK must build air force ‘foes fear’, says Chief of Air Staff

"To deter against a costly war, we must build a credible force that our foes fear and our allies value."

American B-52 bombers deploy to Britain to deter Russia

Four U.S. Air Force B-52 bombers have arrived at RAF Fairford in England, with the aim of deterring 'aggressive actions'.

Falkland Islands are British and ‘will remain so’ says UK

Armed Forces Minister Luke Pollard has concluded a week-long visit to the Falkland Islands with a clear message, "The Falkland Islands are British and will remain so for as long as the Falkland Islanders wish to be".

Production ‘essentially stopped’ for British-built Typhoons

Workers at BAE Systems warn that production has "essentially stopped" at Warton, with no future orders in place. They urge the UK government to order 24 Typhoon jets to secure the UK's sovereign defence capabilities.

RTX Collins wins contract for British Chinook upgrade

Collins Aerospace, a division of RTX, has secured a $19 million contract from the U.S. Department of Defense to equip a fleet of new Chinooks for the Royal Air Force with its 'Common Avionics Architecture System'.

UK limits intel sharing with Israel to hostage rescue only

The Ministry of Defence have clarified that intelligence shared with Israel is strictly limited to hostage rescue efforts, with rigorous adherence to international law.

British and American space forces work together

The U.S. Army’s 1st Space Brigade has taken steps to strengthen its tactical collaboration with the United Kingdom's space-focused military units, as three of its officers visited UK Space Command.

Lord Coaker confirms Afghan payment records

Lord Coaker clarified that there is “no evidence suggesting a conscious effort by the previous government to mislead the House or the public on this matter.”

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