An update on the progress of the Russian invasion of Ukraine
The bulk of Putin's ground forces remain more than 30km to the north of Kyiv with their advance having been slowed by Ukrainian forces defending Hostomel airfield, a key Russian objective for day one of the conflict.
British tanks arrive in Estonia to ‘deter Russian aggression’
British Challenger 2 tanks have arrived in Estonia with further equipment and around 1000 troops arriving over the coming days.
Charity t-shirt in aid of Ukraine now being sold
There are several Ukrainian charities working on the ground, we intend to donate the profits from selling this to help them.
The Russian invasion of Ukraine – How is day two going?
Russia, due to fierce resistance from the Ukrainian military, has failed to achieve its first-day objectives and lost territory it had earlier captured but heavy fighting continues.
‘Military force met with military force’ if Russia attacks NATO member
Britain has reassured NATO members "that if one Russian boot lands on NATO soil, military force will be met by military force".
Ukrainian leader calls on citizens to fight Russian invasion
Ukrainian President Zelenskiy has called on 'all citizens who were ready to defend the country from Russian forces' to come forward, saying weapons would be given to anyone who wants them.
Latest updates on the Russian invasion of Ukraine
At around 3am this morning, Russian forces began a massive assault into Ukraine - here's a summary of what's been happening.
Russia launches ‘full scale’ invasion of Ukraine
At 6am Moscow time, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a military operation to invade Ukraine; minutes later, missile strikes began at locations across the country including near the capital Kyiv.
Russian invasion of Ukraine begins
Europeans are "waking up to a very dark day" said British minister Sajid Javid as tanks and armoured vehicles were seen overnight near Donetsk in eastern Ukraine.
Britain sets out plan for next ten years of military purchases
The Ministry of Defence has published its plans for the next 10 years of British military equipment spending.
