British Army ‘mobilising’ and speeding up new equipment

The British Army is "mobilising" and it is "speeding up the delivery of new equipment" including artillery, attack helicopters and air defence due to the threat posed by Russia.

NATO increases high alert force from 40,000 to 300,000 troops

The almost eight times increase in NATO Response Force troops is due to the threat posed by Russia, say the Alliance.

French General assumes command of British Army Division

The British Army’s 1st (United Kingdom) Division is to be led by a French Brigadier General.

CV90 instead of Ajax ‘kept under review’

As part of normal business, the Ministry of Defence keeps a range of capabilities under review.

Paper calls for renewed NATO focus on the Euro-Atlantic

The paper highlights disinformation around attacks on 5G phone masts and a land war on the European continent and argues NATO must do more against hybrid and conventional threats.

UK offering to train 10,000 Ukrainian troops every 120 days

Visiting Kyiv today, British PM Boris Johnson revealed that the UK has offered to launch a major training operation for Ukrainian forces with the potential to train up to 10,000 soldiers every 120 days.

Russia ‘running out’ of precision weapons

Russia is running short of modern missiles while Ukrainian air defences still deter Russian tactical aircraft from conducting strikes across much of the country.

What has Britain sent to Ukraine?

The UK has sent many thousands of missiles and other explosives, over 100 armoured vehicles and over 200,000 pieces of medical equipment and other items.

Britain sending long range rocket artillery to Ukraine

Britain is giving Ukraine a number of M270 long-range rocket artillery systems.

Putin ‘has boosted capability’ of NATO says former chief

Putin's efforts to halt NATO expansion have been "a disaster" as his actions have added a "massive chunk of real estate and two very capable armed forces" to the alliance says Sir James Everard.

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