Britain orders thousands more NLAW anti-tank weapons

A £229 million deal has been agreed upon for thousands of new Next Generation Light Anti-Tank Weapon (NLAW) systems for the British Army.

British and German paratroopers train together

British paratroopers have earned their German parachute wings, "developing the ability of British and German airborne forces to serve together as NATO allies".

Russian missiles reportedly hit Poland, killing two people

Russian missiles have reportedly killed two people in NATO member Poland, a senior US intelligence official has told the AP news agency.

British Warfighting Division tests deployment capabilities

Thousands of British troops and hundreds of vehicles have deployed by land, sea and air at speed to the NATO Forward Holding Base Sennelager in Germany to take part in Exercise Cerberus 22.

Russia orders troops to withdraw from Kherson

The withdrawal is yet another humiliating setback for Moscow's forces in the eight-month-old war.

British Dragonfire laser weapon test fired in the UK

MBDA say that they have successfully carried out the first static high-power laser firing of a sovereign UK laser weapon at a firing range in Porton Down.

New Apache attack helicopter makes debut

The British Army's new Apache AH-64E Attack Helicopter has made its first appearance in an exercise.

NATO steps up support for Ukraine

NATO will further step up support for Ukraine, while strengthening the Alliance’s defence, Secretary General Stoltenberg has said.

Britain reconsidering cuts to the size of the Army

The Defence Secretary has revealed that discussions are ongoing to scrap plans to reduce the army to 73,000 troops amid the heightened threat from Russia.

All change in the Kremlin?

"Mad Vlad" is being circled by the vultures, argues Stuart Crawford.

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