Britain will learn lessons from Ukraine conflict

General Sir Jim Hockenhull, as part of a speech at the UKStratCom Conference, has outlined three lessons learned in Ukraine.

BAE and Pitch Technologies awarded British Army contract

The Ministry of Defence has awarded a contract to BAE Systems and Pitch Technologies UK to develop a virtual training programme for the British Army.

Ukrainian crews complete training on British tanks

"We will fight. This tank for us is like a diamond, I think it is the best tank in the world."

Watch as Ukrainian artillery crews train on AS90

Footage shows Ukrainian artillery crews completing their training on the AS90 155mm self-propelled gun.

Ministry of Defence defends use of TikTok

The Ministry of Defence has defended its use of TikTok, advising that they utilise TikTok as a strategic platform to showcase the UK Armed Forces' global efforts, including training Ukrainian soldiers, to reach vital overseas audiences.

Wildfire destroys £537000 worth of British Army equipment

A wildfire destroyed a Jackal vehicle and some equipment, incurring a loss of £537,000.

Boxer armoured vehicle sub-contract awarded by WFEL

WFEL has awarded a three-year contract to Chesterfield-based Wesco Anixter for the supply of components to be used in the assembly and integration of Boxer vehicles.

Troubled Ajax payments resume, gets new in-service date

Full Operating Capability is now scheduled to be achieved by 2029 and a payment of £480 million is now due to General Dynamics UK.

Ukraine strikes Russian cruise missiles in occupied Crimea

"The explosions continue the process of Russia's demilitarisation and prepares the Ukrainian peninsula of Crimea for de-occupation", said Ukraine.

Russia forced to admit difficulty capturing Zaporizhzhia

The declaration of an alternative capital in Melitopol suggests that the Russian forces are facing difficulties in their attempts to seize Zaporizhzhia, a major objective of the conflict.

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